The VOC
On-Demand Virtual CME Conference / On-Demand until June 30
The VOC offers 48 AOA Category 1-A and AMA PRA Category 1 Credit ™ , available for purchase in 8-credit increments.
Complete credits on-demand at your leisure until June 30. Registration closes June 25, so don’t miss out!
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Attendees that say they will recommend VOC to a colleague
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Attendees from the US & Canada over the past 3 years
What is The VOC?
The VOC is a national osteopathic virtual continuing medical education (CME) program started in 2021 by the Missouri Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons and the Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons of Oregon. Offering 48 credits of both AOA and AMA accredited CME in a flexible format, the VOC has quickly gained popularity and recognition around the country with over 2,000 physicians from throughout the United States attending. The audience includes both DOs and MDs from a wide variety of specialties.
How Does the VOC Work?
The VOC program is entirely virtual with all educational sessions pre-recorded and available on our virtual learning platform. All sessions are available to learners for completion on-demand until June 30. The VOC is available for purchase in 8-credit increments, up to 48 credits.
Past Attendees Rave About the VOC!
“I did one lecture daily over 48 days and it was great. I could go at my own speed, pause, rewind, take pictures of important slides to put in my personal files on how to deal with certain conditions. I prefer it over a live lecture.” – Royden Christensen, DO, Hawaii
“Excellent lectures! Very clinically relevant. Speakers were easy to understand, good teachers. Topics were relevant to my practice.” – Breanna Henry, DO, Pennsylvania
“Super easy to use! At work, at home, in the car…all on different devices.” – Lisa Mckinney-Smith, DO, Tennessee
“I did not have to travel. I am over 200 miles from the nearest offering of Category 1A CME and this has been fantastic.” – Scott Booker, DO, Kansas
The VOC 2024 Virtual CME Conference Schedule – Watch On Demand Any Time!
Track 1
What’s New in Atrial Fibrillation and When to Call for Help
Pradeep Chandra, DO, FACC
Wounds: Acute vs Chronic – Diagnosis and Treatment
Jon Mattson, DO, AOBFP, AOBNM
It’s Just a Virus
Daniel Griffin, MD, PhD, CTH, CTropMed
Glomerular Hyperfiltration & Proteinuria: Updates & Practical Clinical Approaches
Edward Barnes, MD, FACP
Role of GLP-1 RA in Weight Loss
Justin Puckett, DO, FAAFP, FACOFP, FOMA, CPE
Review of Movement Disorders
Derek McFaul, DO
Becoming a Vaccination Nation: Improving Vaccination Rates
Dawn Dillinger, DO
Diabetes Update: The Latest and Greatest in Insulins and CGM
Brandon Barthel, MD
Track 2
Skin Cancer Update for the Primary Care Physician
Stacy Blum, DO, FAAD
OMT – Using Your Head
Kelley Joy, DO
Urinary Track Infections
Holly Villamagna, MD
Changing Healthspan: How to Harness New Guidelines to Manage the Pediatric Patient With Obesity
Katheryn Hudon, DO, FAAP, FACOP
Changing the Practice of Medicine – One Bite At a Time! Benefits of a Plant Based Diet
Charlie Ross, DO
Functional Medicine
Paris Whitney, DO, IFMCP & Cyndi Worden, DO, IFMCP
Hypertension Management in the Actual Real World
Nick Mayer, DO
Post Acute Stroke Care for the Primary Care Physician
Andrew Dawson, DO
2 HOUR : Common Orthopedic Injuries
Erik Zarandy, DO
Pneumonia Update
Kamaljit Atwal, DO
Telehealth Best Practices: From Implementation to Encounter
Tania Elliott, MD, FAAAAI, FACAAI
Evaluation & Management of Dementia
Howard Graitzer, DO, FACOI
When and How to Involve Palliative Care in the Patient Plan of Care
Christine Estrada, DO, MPH, MS, MBA, HMDC, CPE
Artificial Intelligence: Medicine’s Next Revolution
Michael Brown, DO
The Health and Harms of Stress: Shifting to An Upward Spiral
Saskia Hostetler-Lippy, MD
Electrolyte Disorders for the Primary Physician
Allison Ferris, MD, FACP
Rapid Response Teams: Fact or Fiction
Joan Shaffer, MD
Child Abuse & Neglect
Catherine Wagoner, MD
Beyond the Blues: Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment of Postpartum Depression and Anxiety
Claire Templin, DO, FACOOG
Mastering Acne Management: From OTC to RX Solutions
Stephanie Fabbro, MD, FAAD
Domestic Violence: Breaking the Silence
Linda Deppe, DO
Gastroparesis: Update for 2024
Matthew Bechtold, MD, AGAF, FACG, FASGE, FASPEN
Genetic & Pharmacogenetic Testing Update
Amy Yang, MD
Facing the Extremes: Evaluation and Management of Heat and Cold Related Emergencies
Geoff Comp, DO, FACEP, FAWM
STI Update
Jane Balbo, DO
Evidence Based Cancer Screening: 2024
Robert Ellis, DO, PhD, FACP
Motion Sparing Surgery to the Cervical Spine and Other Minimally Invasive Surgical Approaches
Kev Gamadia, DO
Alcohol Withdrawal Treatment Update
Kelly Noyes, DO, FACOI
Updates in Medical Education – Student Learning, Precepting the Next Generation & Best Practices
Walter Mickey, DO, EdD, FACOI
Physician Burnout Strategies: What Works?
Heath Jolliff, DO, ACC-ICF, FAAEM, FACEP, FACMT
Office-Based Procedures, Medication Alternatives, Non-Pharmacologic Modalities for Pain Management in Musculoskeletal Pain
David Russo, DO, MPH
NonPharmacological Treatment for Depression
Jonathan Betlinski, MD
The Obtunded Adolescent: Presentation and Follow-up Care
William Koenig, DO
Caring for the Neurodiverse Patient
Preston Howerton, DO
Theory and Therapy for Dysautonomia and POTS
Andrew Maxwell, MD, FACC
How to Prepare for ESKD: Help Your Nephrologist Coach Your Patient
Nick Mayer, DO
Updates to Developmental Milestones: When to Refer and When to Reassure
Katie Blount, DO, FAAP, MPH
Ethics in Medicine: Navigating the Contemporary Landscape
James Hearn, JD, LLM, MA, MAT, MPH, DBE, DMin
What You Need to Know About the Thyroid in Today’s Internet-Crazed World
Dustin Higgins, DO
Chronic Pelvic Pain for the Primary Care Provider
Megan Wasson, DO, FACOG
Don’t Miss The VOC 2024!
“The ability to fit into my (and most physicians’) hectic schedules. Options like this are among the few actual changes that will help reduce burnout.” – Todd Schmoll, DO, New Jersey
“I was able to complete the seminars at my own pace and time. The speakers were great and the information was timely.” Sarah Agsten, DO, Oregon
“The ability to watch at your own convenience is a huge plus. The audio is much improved from other virtual conferences I have attended.” – Lance Bezzina, DO, Iowa
“Accessibility, affordability, relevance. It is easy to put together a good conference about interesting topics, but this conference did an especially good job of presenting cutting-edge info that is relevant to everyday practice.” – Anonymous