Your Learning Path, On Your Schedule
VOCCME offers what physicians want: the convenience of earning continuing medical education (CME) credits that reflect today’s clinical realities.
Every session is dual-accredited for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ and AOA Category 1-A Credit
What is VOCCME?
Since 2021, VOCCME has enhanced professional development through high-quality, accredited education. Developed by working physicians for working physicians.
Rotating physicians from prestigious medical associations across the country share new information to help you deliver better patient care.
VOCCME features insights from member osteopathic physicians of prestigious medical associations across the country.
Why VOCCME?
- Each course is 100% dual accredited: AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ and AOA Category 1-A Credit
- Partner association members save up to $351
- Access 48 relevant presentations around your schedule
- Purchase in 8-credit increments
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of attendees since its inception have said they will recommend VOCCME to a colleague
physician registrants have learned from the VOCCME over the last six years
Virtual Conference Course Lineup
Mix & Match to Build Your Own Conference Lineup
Choose the CME you need from 48 on-demand presentations – conveniently grouped by applicable topics so you can build your personal conference lineup. Pick courses from any or all areas!
Every course is dual-accredited for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ and AOA Category 1-A Credit
Heart, Metabolic & Kidney
- Cardiorenal Metabolic Considerations in Diabetes Management
Eden Miller, DO | Course #: 15 - NuSH (Nutrient Stimulated Hormone) Treatments for Management of Obesity
Susan Ratay, DO, MSMEd, ABOM, ABOIM | Course #: 16 - Advances in Heart Failure Management: SGLT2 Inhibitors, Device Therapy, and HFpEF Strategies
Josephine Randazzo, DO, FACOI, FACC, HF-Cert | Course #: 20 | AOBIM credit - Hypertension Management in the Actual Real World
Nick Mayer, DO | Course #: 21 | AOBIM credit - From Bench to Bedside: New Answers to Old Questions in Kidney Disease
Mark Baldwin, DO | Course #: 25 | AOBIM credit - Beyond Hot Flashes: Cardiovascular Disease in Menopause
Christine DiEnna, DO , MBA, FACC, FAOCI | Course #: 43 | AOBIM credit - Primary Care Considerations For Long Term Organ Transplant Recipients
Amit Govil, MD | Course #: 9 | AOBIM credit
Mental Health, Substance Use & Pain
- Opioid Safety, Chronic Pain, and Addiction Management: Multimodal Pain Care, Naloxone, and MAT
Christina Kinnevey, MD | Course #: 17 | AOBPM credit - Beyond Dose Reduction: A Relationship-Centered Approach to Opioid Tapering
Christine Blake Smith, DO | Course #: 24 - Gas Station Drugs
Michael Waters, DO | Course #: 31 - Tools to Address Youth Nicotine and Substance Use: How, When, and What Do I Do Now?
Amy Kimball, DO, FAAP | Course #: 32 | AOBP credit - Psychopharmacology for Primary Care: Antidepressant Selection, Side-Effect Management, Drug Interactions, and Tapering Strategies
Jasen Christensen, DO | Course #: 36 | AOBNP credit - Identification and Outpatient Management of Bipolar Disorder with Mood Stabilizers
Jonathan Terry, DO, QME, ABIHM | Course #: 37 | AOBNP credit - Don’t Sleep on Insomnia
Meghan Hubbard, DO | Course #: 38
Infection, Allergy & Dermatology
- Can I ever eat steak again, Doc? Diagnosis and Management of Alpha-gal Syndrome
Onyinye Iweala, MD, PhD | Course #: 1 | AOBIM credit - The Next Deadly Viral Outbreak
Jonathan Hibbs, MD | Course #: 2 | AOBIM credit - Vaccine Preventable Illnesses in Modern Practice – Diagnosis, Management, and Counseling
Sharon Wang, DO, MSHPE, FIDSA | Course #: 30 | AOBIM credit - Infectious Dermatology: Mpox, Scabies, Community MRSA, and Antimicrobial Stewardship
Graham Litchman, DO, MS | Course #: 27 | AOBD credit - Newest Biologics, Biosimilars, Treatment Sequencing, and Comorbidity Screening
Lacey Walls, DO | Course #: 28 | AOBD credit - Modern Management of Atopic Dermatitis: Practical Updates on Biologics, JAK Inhibitors, and Steroid-Sparing Therapy
Jonathan Cleaver, DO, FAOCD, FAAD | Course #: 29 | AOBD credit - Clinical Approach to Patients With Suspected Mast Cell Disorders
Jonathan Lyons, MD | Course #: 47 | AOBIM credit
Emergency, Toxicology & Acute Care
- Point of Care Ultrasound (POCUS) & Clinical Exam Pearls for Hypoxia, Wheezing & Dyspnea
Dale Agner, MD | Course #: 19 | AOBPM credit - Sepsis Across the Continuum: Recognition, Resuscitation and Recovery
Barry Stoll, DO | Course #: 22 | AOBIM credit - From Syndromes to Stabilization: The ED Approach to Acute Tox Emergencies
Geoff Comp, DO, FACEP, MFAWM | Course #: 26 | AOBEM credit - Bell’s Palsy and Other Stroke Mimics
Tim Schoonover, DO, FACN | Course #: 44 | AOBNP credit - Plant & Animal Toxicities: Updates and Treatments
Madison Bompard, DO | Course #: 45 - Hypothermia & Frostbite Management
Ryan Rose, DO | Course #: 46 | AOBEM credit - Mile High Mayhem: Practical Inflight Emergencies Every Physician Should Know
Ben Abo, DO, Paramedic, WP-C, FAWN, MFAEEM, ATACC | Course #: 48 | AOBEM credit
Women's & Children's Health
- The Young Child with Behavior Concerns: A Practical Primary Care Approach
Katie Blount, DO, FAAP, MPH | Course #: 33 | AOBP credit - How’s Your Whiplash? A Practical Guide to Childhood Immunization Updates
Katheryn Hudon, DO, FAAP, FACOP | Course #: 34 | AOBP credit - Pediatric Mental Health Crisis: Recognizing, Screening, and Responding to Anxiety, Depression, and Suicide Risk
Lindsey Van Duyn, DO | Course #: 35 - Substance Use in Pregnancy: Screening, Medication For Use Disorders, & Neonatal Outcomes
Kelley Harmon, DO | Course #: 39 | AOBPM credit - Pelvic Pain and Endometriosis: Diagnosis Delays, Multimodal Treatment, and Surgical Considerations
Romeo Lucas, DO | Course #: 40 | AOBOG credit - Sexual Assault and Rape: Trauma-Informed Care, Evidence Collection, and Referral Pathways
Cathy Wagoner, MD | Course #: 41 | AOBP credit - Contraception Updates
Malorie Howe, DO | Course #: 42 | AOBOG credit
Cancer, GI & Emerging Therapies
- Functional Disorders of the GI System
Matthew Bechtold, MD | Course #: 10 | AOBIM credit - Colon Cancer: Screening, Management, and Therapies
Rajan Lakhia, DO | Course #: 11 | AOBIM credit - USPSTF Cancer Screening Updates in Primary Care
John Arthur, DO | Course #: 12 | AOBIM credit - An Introduction to CAR T Cell Therapy
Geoffrey Shouse, DO | Course #: 13 | AOBIM credit - Genomic Testing & Pharmacogenomics: Interpretation and Appropriate Use in Primary Care
Hanna Wetzel, PhD | Course #: 3 - Updates in MASLD/MASH: Screening, Risk Stratification and Management
Yasmin Bains, DO | Course #: 23 | AOBIM credit
Practice, Ethics & Whole-Person Care
- Legal Considerations in Using A.I. Scribes
David Shumway, DO | Course #: 4 - Managing Difficult Interactions
Diane Light, DO | Course #: 5 - Dementia: Behavioral Management, Caregiver Support
Lauren Hall, DO | Course #: 6 - Beyond the Code Status: What Patients Actually Want – Advance Care Planning & Hospice Care
Katie Eilenfeld, DO | Course #: 7 | AOBIM credit - Physician Aided Dying: Goals of Care
Charles Blanke, MD, FACP, FASCO | Course #: 8 | AOBIM credit - Structure and Function, Food as Medicine and Supplements as Tools: Enhancing Clinical Care through Nutrition Science and Osteopathic Principles
Traci Stevenson, DO | Course #: 14 - Put Your Back Into It
Mindy Hansen, DO | Course #: 18 | AOBNMM credit
Specialty Credit for the Osteopathically Boarded Physician
VOCCME #7 includes specialty credit in Internal Medicine (17 credits), Pediatrics (4 credits), Dermatology (3 credits), Emergency Medicine (3 credits), Neurology & Psychiatry (3 credits), Preventive Medicine (3 credits), Obstetrics & Gynecology (2 credits), and Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine (1 credit).
Specialty credit is designated next to each applicable presentation in the lineup above.
VOCCME #7 Meets State CME Requirements
If your state requires CME on specific topics, VOCCME #7 may meet those needs. Use our State CME Finder to see which VOCCME #7 presentations meet your state’s requirements.
Past Attendees Rave About the VOCCME!
“VOCCME is the most convenient and high quality CME I have ever found.”
Elizabeth Stover Lucore, DO
Missouri
“Obtaining AOA Cat. 1A is challenging when there are not many options available. This platform has been incredibly useful to obtain credit on demand, and the topics are highly relevant to my specialty.”
Silvia Casswell, DO
California
“From day one I was already using knowledge that I had acquired through the lectures. They were amazing across the board and the topics were super diverse and interesting. I thought that I might bore myself through a bunch of CME, but here I am with 48 hours of CME and feeling great about all that I picked up. I will definitely do this again next year!”
Josh Duchene, DO
Maine
“It was convenient to obtain 1-A credits without the hassle of taking time off work or traveling. And being able to attend all the presentations that were of interest to me was great while not worrying they were happening at the same time like a live conference!”
Kayla Whitmore, DO
Montana
“An excellent way to obtain CME while maintaining a busy practice life and a quality home life. It is great that you can do CME over several months.”
Ronald Palm, DO
Oregon
“The ease of accessing the lectures and quality of topics was unmatched. Wonderful to be able to work at my own pace and schedule. Can’t wait for the next one!”
Katherine Binns, DO
Ohio
“I really appreciate the flexibility of this CME conference. The range of topics allowed me to select sessions which were most applicable to my practice. The speakers were excellent!“
Elizabeth Gignac, DO
North Carolina
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Courses Available February 12, 2027.