Urgent Care CME - Urgent Care Association of America (UCAOA)

Urgent Care CME

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Earn Urgent Care Specific CME Credits

The Urgent Care Association of America is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education for physicians

UCAOA is your ultimate resource for earning urgent care specific CME (Continuing Medical Education) credits. From conferences and conventions to online resources, if you're looking for urgent care CME, we've got you covered. Learn more about the CME opportunities offered through UCAOA in the links below:

	CME Conferences & Conventions
	Online CME Education
	CME Webinars (look for "CME" in description)
	Read JUCM and earn CME

	Missing CME from a previous meeting?

As a member benefit, most UCAOA programs, products, and events are offered at reduced pricing or complimentary. If you are not a member, learn how to become one now.

CME Program Mission Statement:

Purpose

The purpose of the UCAOA CME Program is to provide quality education for urgent care practitioners so they improve their competence, performance and outcomes in the areas of clinical practice and clinic management.

Content Areas

The UCAOA educational activities address areas of core competence to urgent care practitioners including clinical areas of Pediatrics, Orthopedics, Minor Trauma, Dermatology, Allergy, ENT, Eye, Neurology, GI, Cardiovascular, and Pulmonary; and practice management areas of Operations, Billing & Collections, Accounting & Finance, Legal & Regulatory, Human Resources, and Communications/Marketing.

Target Audience

The target audience for the UCAOA CME Program is individuals practicing urgent care medicine.

Types of Activities

Educational activities are provided in a variety of formats including: Live courses, Live webinars, and Internet enduring materials.

Expected Results

The UCAOA CME Program fosters the continuing professional development of practitioners through educational activities to improve their competence, performance and outcomes in the areas of clinical practice and clinic management. The expected results of the CME program are: 1) At least 85% of learners will indicate that learning objectives were substantially or completely met; and 2) The majority of learners will indicate that their practice based performance and patient outcomes will improve.