On-demand Webinars

To provide family physicians, family medicine residents, and medical students with virtual professional development and continuing medical education during the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond, MAFP and Family Medicine Foundation of Michigan are offering the following continuing medical education and professional development on-demand webinars. Please bookmark this page and check back as new on-demand webinars are periodically being added.

Stay on Course: Your Ticket to Family Medicine On-demand CME Webinars

Package of 12 webinars
Approved for a total of 13 CME credits through July 17, 2022

Human Trafficking: How Family Physicians Can Recognize and Assist Victims

Available for 1 CME credit through July 17, 2022
Meets the State of Michigan's human trafficking training requirement for medical licensure

Clinical Ethics: A Pragmatic Approach

Available for 1 CME through May 1, 2022
Meets the State of Michigan's medical ethics training requirement for medical licensure

Opioids: How We Got Here, How to Prescribe by the Rules & How to Address Patients' Beliefs

Available for 3 CME credits through July 17, 2022
Meets the State of Michigan's pain and symptom management training requirement for medical licensure

Beyond Clinical & Curriculum

An on-demand webinar series on family medicine practice settings (private practice, employed practice, hospitalist/inpatient care, geriatric medicine, OB/GYN, sports medicine, substance abuse, addiction medicine, academic medicine, federally qualified health center, telemedicine
Available through Feb. 1, 2022

Business of Medicine

Business of medicine topics, including: family medicine options to last a career, fellowships, preparing to ace the interview, understanding your physician contract, debt management, income & asset protection, make smart financial decisions, building a financial foundation, mandated reporters

Chief & Senior Resident Leadership

Nearly 2.5 hours of leadering training
Topics include leading the future of family medicine, coaching and the power of appreciation, implicit bias, family medicine today and tomorrow, conflict resolution, panel discussion with chief residents