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Continuing Medical Education

SAVE THE DATES:

Event Date Location
Sepsis Symposium November 15, 2025 University of Pikeville, Booth Auditorium
EKY Heart & Vascular January 24, 2026 Appalachian Wireless Arena, Pikeville
Trauma/General Surgery May 2026 Workforce Innovation Center, Pikeville
Pain Management September 2026 Workforce Innovation Center, Pikeville

Note: The Pain Management Symposium is specifically designed to fulfill the 4.5-hour Category 1 CME requirement mandated by Kentucky’s HB 1 for physicians authorized to prescribe or dispense controlled substances. This requirement includes topics such as KASPER, pain management, and addiction disorders. Attendees will receive KBML-approved Category 1 CME upon completion.

Types of Activities

  • Live Courses
  • Regularly Scheduled Series
    • Breast Tumor Board (Board Room 11th floor – every Tuesday from 12PM – 1PM)
    • Infectious Disease Grand Rounds (Board Room 11th Floor- the last Wednesday of every month from 12PM-1PM)
    • Cardiovascular Care Conference (Cardiology Conference Room 2nd Floor- every Tuesday from 12PM-1PM)
    • Tumor Board (Board Room 11th Floor – every Thursday from 12PM – 1PM)
    • Trauma Grand Rounds (Board Room 11th Floor – the last Friday of every month  from 12PM – 1PM)
    • Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support/Pediatric Advanced Life Support – ACLS/PALS  (2025 Course Schedule)

 

Enduring Materials

The following online courses are currently available:

Pikeville Medical Center's office of Continuing Medical Education is accredited by the Kentucky Medical Association.
Pikeville Medical Center’s office of Continuing Medical Education is accredited by the Kentucky Medical Association.

The continuing medical education program promotes continuous improvement in patient care by providing physicians and other health care professionals with evidence-based educational activities focusing on advances in medicine, new medical technology, and changes in the health care environment. The content of the CME program includes a variety of primary care and specialty topics that are determined through a needs assessment process.