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2026–27 CME Travel Academy™ Conferences

Morning sessions. Afternoon freedom. Earn accredited CME hours at iconic destinations across the country.

Las Vegas CME Conference Now Open
Las Vegas, NV
Las Vegas CME Conference
Dec 18–19, 2026 Apr 2–3, 2027 12 CME Hours
🎉 FALL SALE on Dec 18-19 · $895 (reg $995) · ends Oct 31
$995 $895
  • End-of-year tax-friendly timing
  • 12 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits incl. Ethics
  • Mornings of CME · Afternoons free
  • CME Live: Your Location option available
  • Spaced repetition curriculum
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New Orleans CME Conference — Jackson Square, French Quarter Now Open
New Orleans, LA
New Orleans CME Conference
Feb 19–20, 2027 12 CME Hours
$995
  • 12 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits incl. Ethics
  • Steps from the French Quarter
  • Mornings of CME · Afternoons free
  • CME Live: Your Location option available
  • Spaced repetition curriculum
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New York City, NYNYC CME · Late Spring 2027
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4 Ways to Earn CME with CME Travel Academy™

One organization, four flexible pathways — all physician-led, all accredited, all bias-free.

In-person CME conference

In-Person Conferences

Morning CME at iconic destinations. Afternoons free.

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CME Live: Your Location

Join live from anywhere. Same credit, same faculty.

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Custom CME™

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Online On-Demand

Self-paced courses. Same evidence-based content.

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Why Choose CME Travel Academy™?

Always 100% free of commercial support. No bias. Evidence-based content only. Physician led, physician developed. We blend adventure with education — morning sessions at world-class destinations, afternoons free to explore.

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Evidence-Based, Up-to-Date Content

Engaging, current content focused on major chronic diseases impacting America. Taught by practicing physicians who also teach students and residents — never professional speakers or industry consultants.

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Spaced Repetition to Maximize Retention

Studies show 75% of new information is forgotten within a week. We use spaced repetition, interleaving, and retrieval practice — then continue sending spaced quizzes and reminders for a full year after your course.

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One-Page Point-of-Care References — Free

Apply your learning the moment you return to clinic. Our free library of one-page clinical references puts the latest guidelines at your fingertips. Access the Foundation library →

We also have the Best Speakers!

Dr. George at TEDx Northwestern University
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Dr. Vimal T. George
MD · MSc · Co-Founder
TEDx SpeakerPublished AuthorPracticing Physician

Author of Health in Flames (Eric Hoffer Grand Prize Short List). TEDxNorthwesternU speaker. Faculty at UT Dell Medical School. Former Chief Quality Officer and Chief of Family Medicine.

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Dr. Pillai at U of H College of Medicine Grand Rounds

Dr. Pillai at U of H College of Medicine Grand Rounds

Dr. Anush S. Pillai
DO · FAAFP · Co-Founder
FAAFP FellowResidency DirectorPublished Author

Author of Case Files Microbiology and Pharmacology. Family Medicine Residency Director and Clinical Professor. Harris County AFP President. National speaker and AAFP leadership.

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Featured Talk
Curriculum Currency

Highlighting Recent Clinical Trials & Guidelines

Our content is continuously updated. Every session reflects the most current evidence — not last year's slides.

2026 Cardiovascular-Kidney-Metabolic (CKM) Syndrome Guideline
1. First-ever AHA/ACC/ADA/ASN guideline treating obesity, diabetes, CKD and CVD as one integrated syndrome, with CKM staging across the lifespan 2. PREVENT™ equations for 10- and 30-year risk; assess kidney health with both eGFR and UACR 3. GLP-1 therapies for select patients with obesity and/or T2D, cardiorenal-protective agents, screening for social drivers of health, and coordinated interdisciplinary care
2026 CKM Guideline
2026 Asthma Guidelines - GINA
1. Anti-inflammatory reliever (AIR) therapy with combination ICS-SABA added at Step 1 for adults and adolescents 2. Simplified diagnostic flowchart, with a new note that prior criteria drove underdiagnosis — particularly in young males 3. ICS-formoterol now an alternative to SABA for mild exacerbations in primary care; supplemental oxygen not recommended unless saturation falls below 92%
GINA 2026
2026 Diabetes ADA Guidelines
1. CGM now recommended at diabetes onset and any time thereafter for anyone who could benefit 2. Insulin pump and AID initiation simplified — prior treatment prerequisites removed 3. Blood pressure targets revised: tighter for high-risk patients, more relaxed for most older adults
ADA 2025 Guidelines
2025 ACC/AHA HTN Guidelines
1. Risk-based early care – PREVENT™ risk calculator guides earlier, personalized hypertension treatment. 2. Brain health focus – BP control emphasized to prevent cognitive decline and dementia. 3. Expanded testing & tailored therapy – New labs (albumin/creatinine, aldosterone/renin), dual therapy for stage 2 HTN, GLP-1s for obesity, and stronger pregnancy management.
Guideline for the Prevention, Detection, Evaluation, and Management of High Blood Pressure in Adults
2026 COPD Guidelines
1. Even one moderate exacerbation before maintenance therapy raises risk of subsequent events — consider escalation sooner 2. Management cycle now separates INITIAL treatment (treatment-naïve) from FOLLOW-UP treatment (already on therapy) 3. New case-finding algorithms targeting underdiagnosis, plus updated RSV and influenza vaccination guidance
2026 GOLD Report
2026 ACC/AHA Dyslipidemia Guidlines
The 2026 ACC/AHA Guideline on the Management of Dyslipidemia replaces the 2018 cholesterol guideline and emphasizes earlier risk identification and treatment to reduce lifetime atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD) exposure, reinstitutes specific LDL‑C targets, and broadens the role of advanced risk assessment tools like lipoprotein(a), apolipoprotein B, and coronary artery calcium scoring to refine risk and guide therapy.
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2026 ACC/AHA Dietary Guidelines
Follow an overall heart-healthy dietary pattern (fruits, vegetables, whole grains, minimally processed foods). Prioritize plant-based proteins and fish; limit red/processed meats. Replace saturated fats with unsaturated fats; reduce sodium and added sugars. Limit ultraprocessed foods and focus on diet quality. Avoid or minimize alcohol.
2026 ACC/AHA Dietary Guidelines
2026 Heart Failure - Second Universal Definition of Heart Failure
1. Moves away from arbitrary numeric LVEF thresholds to three actionable categories — reduced, preserved, improved 2. Stage B (pre-heart failure) emphasized as the critical window for early intervention 3. HF reframed as dynamic — distinguishing improvement, remission, and recovery, with surveillance continuing even in improved patients
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2026 AHA/ASA Acute Ischemic Stroke Guideline: CVA / TIA / AFIB
1. Tenecteplase added as an alternative first-line thrombolytic; extended treatment windows using advanced imaging 2. Thrombectomy eligibility expanded to previously excluded populations; first-ever pediatric stroke recommendations 3. Adopts a "living guideline" model to close the gap between updates — and advises against intensive early BP and glucose reduction
2026 CVA/TIA/A. Fib
2026 KDIGO Clinical Practice Guideline for Anemia in CKD
Updated anemia management with a more patient-centered approach to treatment thresholds and targets
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Obesity: WHO's Guideline on GLP-1 Therapies for Obesity in Adults
1. WHO's first-ever guideline on GLP-1 therapies for adult obesity 2. Conditional recommendation for use alongside lifestyle intervention
WHO Obesity Guidelines
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Physicians, NPs, PAs, and nurses from across the country — and around the world.

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Sam
October 14, 2026

Excellent, highly relevant topics presented by very knowledgeable speakers. The content is practical, timely, and directly applicable to primary care practice. I also appreciated that the lectures were not crammed into one day, leaving time to relax and enjoy the rest of the day.

Elizabeth Cirlincione
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Elizabeth Cirlincione
October 13, 2026

Excellent course. I completed both days virtually which was a nice option to have. I work as an NP in transitional care management and this was a wonderful dive into some of the most common chronic conditions I see with my patients. The most recent guidelines were reviewed and real world scenarios discussed. The speakers were very knowledgeable on their topics and the presentation flowed nicely. I certainly would recommend this course to any NP who is looking for CME hours.

Dianna Dowdy
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Dianna Dowdy
October 13, 2026

CME Travel Academy courses are excellent! Up to date CME with current practice guidelines, great presenters. Highly recommended!

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Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know before registering.

All activities are designated for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™, AAFP Prescribed credit, and AOA Category 2-A credit. Also recognized by ANCC, AANP, and AAPA (check with your board). View full accreditation statement →

Our courses are accredited by the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) and designated for AAFP Prescribed credit, which is accepted as equivalent to AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™.

For physicians certified by the American Board of Family Medicine (ABFM), American Board of Emergency Medicine (ABEM), and American Board of Preventive Medicine (ABPM), AAFP Prescribed credit is directly accepted toward your continuing certification (MOC) requirements. No additional steps are needed beyond claiming your credit through your AAFP membership or by manual entry in your respective board portfolio.

For physicians certified by other ABMS specialty boards, we recommend contacting your certifying board directly to determine whether your participation may qualify under any self-reporting or alternate pathways.

In-Person Conferences — attend at the destination (NYC, Las Vegas, New Orleans).

CME Live: Your Location — join live from anywhere. From $695.

Custom CME™ — your dates, location, and content. From $995.

All earn the same Live CME credit with the same physician faculty.
Yes — all attendees receive recordings within 48 hours, plus our 12-month spaced repetition curriculum.
After completing the sessions and post-activity evaluation, your certificate is issued within 24–48 hours.
Military: $100 off. Resident physicians: $200 off. Medical students: email info@cmetravelacademy.com for special pricing. Proof of status required.
Within 7 days of purchase: 100% refund minus $75 processing fee, or apply to another conference within 12 months.

After 7 days: Apply to another conference within 12 months, or receive access to our CME online course library.
Yes — our CME Live: Your Location and Custom CME™ options are available worldwide. Any stable internet connection works.
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