Infectious Diseases CME/CE Courses

Pediatric and adult infectious diseases, vaccines, and vaccine hesitancy have always been an integral component of primary care practice, and the need for to remain up to date on these topics has increased tremendously since the advent of COVID-19. New to Pri-Med? Create your free account in less than 60 seconds and start earning credits now. 

Free Infectious Diseases CME/CE Courses

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Pri-Med Bootcamps: Flexible, Focused, and Fulfilling CME/CE

Explore engaging on-demand curriculums offering primary care clinicians a deep dive into the topics you deal with most.
 
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These Pri-Med educational activities include information on COVID-19, Influenza, SDIs, HIV, HPV, hepatitis B, mononucleosis, measles, antibiotic resistance, vaccines, and vaccine hesitancy, and much more.