CME Travel Academy

Continuing Medical Education: Travel and Learn

4 Ways to Earn CME

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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 to enhance your professional journey. Our programs are designed by leading experts in medical education, ensuring you acquire knowledge while experiencing breathtaking destinations. Spend a morning with us learning then spend the rest of the day exploring.

That’s just the beginning, at CME Travel Academy our mission is to ensure you retain the content and translate it into your medical practice. Studies show as much as 50% of new information is forgotten in a day and 75% within a week. Fortunately, we know how to do better. Here’s how we help ensure you get the most out of our courses:

Evidence Based Up to Date Content

We provide engaging, up to date, evidenced based content with a focus on the major chronic diseases impacting America. Courses are taught by leading experts who are practicing physicians. Our physicians also teach students and/or medical residents.

Spaced Repetition to Maximize Retention

As educators, we not only provide engaging medical content but we also use the latest research to ensure maximal retention of the material. Among the techniques we use include spaced repetition, interleaving, and retrieval practice. After the course, we continue to provide spaced interval quizzes and reminders FOR A FULL YEAR!

One Page Point of Care References - Free Resource

Most importantly we help you apply your learnings in the clinical settings by providing you with one-page point of care references so you have the latest at your fingertips. Click the link to access our library of one-page references from The CME Travel Academy Foundation!

We also have the Best Speakers!

Fabulous for a doctor to get this. We have been working at a simpler life for years. Enough is a powerful and free place!! Thanks, Dr George!!!!

Outstanding! What a positive outlook on life. As an economist, I fully agree. The things that bring us the most happiness are free. And independence is one of the most important

Brilliant insight! Your words masterfully expose the stark contrast between our ancient bodies and modern lifestyles, sparking a crucial conversation about our well-being. A thought-provoking presentation that resonates deeply!

Excellent presentation. It makes sense that our bodies have not evolved to keep up with our modern lifestyles—thereby causing serious health problems. Food for thought.

Spot on assessment of current intersectional crisis in our low wellness, high burnout society

This session was very well done. The way Dr. Pillai showed NNT, effectivenss of therapeutics, and emphasized the high quality evidence in recommendations helped make it an efficient, high quality review!

Great content and outstanding expertise of the speaker.

This is a win-win talk, often on the boards, relevant to patient care. I have never seen such a clear and precise presentation on meds to continue and discontinue... prior to surgery.

Content presented was very informative and Dr. Pillai did an outstanding job.

Excellent lecture.

Highlighting Recent Clinical Trials

Study: CHF

A study from Stanford University highlighted that only about one-third of heart failure patients received medications proven most effective, indicating a decline in adherence to treatment guidelines over time.

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Asthma

GINA 2021 Update Finding: Inhaled corticosteroids should be used even in mild asthma; SABA-only treatment is no longer recommended due to increased risk of severe exacerbations. Impact: Many physicians still underprescribe ICS, despite clear evidence supporting its use. Reference: GINA 2021 Report

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New ACS Guidelines

2025 ACC/AHA ACS Guidelines

2025 Diabetes ADA Guidelines

Highlighting 3 changes: 1. Broader use of Continuous Glucose Monitors (not just for those on insulin) 2. GLP-1 benefits go beyond weight loss: renal & CV benefits 3. Tighter A1C goals in pediatrics (<6.5%)

ADA 2025 Guidelines

Parkinson's Disease

Certain chronic diseases contribute to increased risks of Parkinson's disease (PD)

The Lancet Study

2025 ACC/AHA 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

2025 COPD Guidelines

1. Diagnosis update – Spirometry FEV₁/FVC < 0.7 remains, with pre-bronchodilator allowed unless “volume responders” suspected.2. New treatments for eosinophilic chronic bronchitis with exacerbations.3. Comorbidity & context – Greater focus on CV risk, pulmonary hypertension, climate change, imaging, vaccines, and ICS withdrawal.

2025 GOLD Report

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Joel Watson

November 20, 2025

Great CME experience with excellent content, approachable speakers and lots of options for improved flexibility.

Kate Roehrs

November 15, 2025

This was an excellent course and the ability to participate from the location of my choice was an added bonus. I will definitely plan to utilize CME Travel Academy again in the future.

Anne Marie Seda

October 13, 2025

Great way to learn on the go! The sessions were well organized, engaging, and packed with valuable evidence based content. I highly recommend this program to any healthcare professional looking to learn new information or to stay current.