CME for Primary Care Providers — Practical, Guideline-Driven Courses
Primary Care CME Designed for Busy Clinicians
Our CME for primary care providers is developed specifically for family physicians, internists, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants. These courses focus on the most common outpatient conditions — such as diabetes, hypertension, asthma, COPD, chronic kidney disease, and heart failure — providing practical strategies and up-to-date guidelines to improve patient care while efficiently earning CME credits.
Who Should Take Our CME Courses? — Family Practice, Internal Medicine, and other Primary Care Providers
Our CME programs are tailored for healthcare professionals working in outpatient and frontline care who need relevant, evidence-based education. This includes:
Family medicine and internal medicine physicians staying current with the latest chronic disease guidelines
Nurse practitioners (NPs) and physician assistants (PAs) delivering comprehensive primary care to diverse patient populations
Advanced practice clinicians enhancing skills in diabetes, hypertension, asthma, COPD, and heart failure
Clinic leaders and educators who want to foster team-based learning and improve quality of care
Whether you practice in a busy clinic, community health center, or private practice, our primary care CME courses provide actionable knowledge that fits your schedule and improves patient outcomes.
What You’ll Learn in Our Primary Care CME
Each course is grounded in the latest evidence and clinical guidelines, giving you practical tools for everyday care. You’ll gain skills to:
Manage chronic diseases including diabetes, hypertension, asthma, COPD, CKD, and heart failure
Apply current guideline recommendations (ADA, ACC/AHA, GOLD, GINA, KDIGO, USPSTF) in real-world practice
Use one-page point-of-care references (see sample) for quick decision-making in the clinic — [see a sample]
Coordinate patient care effectively and identify when referral is needed
Reinforce your learning through 12 months of spaced-repetition follow-up content
Four Flexible Ways to Earn CME for Primary Care
We make it easy for primary care providers to earn CME while balancing a busy schedule:
On-Demand Online CME – Access 6–20 hours of credit anytime, anywhere
Live Conferences – Attend in-person CME events at great destinations
CME Anywhere (Livestream) – Join from home or office in real time
Custom CME – Choose your own dates and topics for maximum flexibility
Our CME Anywhere option is especially popular for clinicians combining CME with travel. Earn evidence-based CME in the morning and enjoy the rest of the day for relaxation or adventure.
Accreditation & Quality
All courses are:
Accredited for AAFP Prescribed Credit, AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™, AOA Category 2, and equivalents
Physician-led and physician-developed by practicing primary care doctors
100% free of commercial support or bias
Supported by high-quality, evidence-based content, one-page point-of-care reference guides, and spaced repetition learning
- See additional accredited courses for primary care providers outside of CME Travel Academy
Why Choose CME Travel Academy?
CME designed specifically for primary care providers
Practical, guideline-driven updates for common conditions
Innovative retention model to maximize learning impact
Flexible options: online, live, livestream, and custom
Trusted by clinicians across the U.S. and Canada
FAQs About CME for Primary Care Providers
What is the best CME for primary care providers?
The best CME is evidence-based, guideline-driven, and focused on conditions you manage daily — such as diabetes, hypertension, asthma, COPD, and heart failure. That’s exactly what our CME for primary care offers.
Can I earn CME online as a primary care provider?
Yes. Our on-demand and livestream CME options allow you to complete credits from anywhere while still receiving the same practical, guideline-driven education.
Do your CME conferences cover multiple chronic diseases?
Absolutely. Each conference includes comprehensive updates across the spectrum of outpatient primary care, with a focus on practical management strategies.
Are your CME activities accredited?
Yes. Our programs are accredited to provide AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™, AAFP Prescribed Credit, AOA Category 2, and more, meeting licensing and certification requirements.