Pri-Med East | Primary Care CME/CE Conference & Expo is returning to Boston, MA, for three days of in-person learning, during which clinicians can earn up to 17.50 CME/CE credits, on Thursday−Saturday, December 8−10, 2022. Join expert faculty and your clinician peers for three days of in-person learning, during which you can earn up to 17.50 CME/CE credits.
This conference is designed to bring you high-quality CME/CE courses, presented by faculty experts from renowned institutions, that address case challenges you experience in your daily practice.
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COVID-19 Safety Precautions
We are monitoring the impact of the COVID-19 Omicron variant, including any changes to city and state guidelines, as we continue to seek guidance from conference management professionals, local safety officials, and public health experts on implementing precautions to conduct safe meetings.
At this time, we will be hosting the conference as planned. Please visit the Health and Safety information page for specific conference and venue safety measures.
The Pri-Med East CME/CE courses are designed to be interactive, so come prepared with your questions for the speakers, as each session will include dedicated time for Q&A. Your expert clinician-educators are affiliated with renowned healthcare institutions, including Harvard Medical School, University of Massachusetts Medical School, and more.
Why Attend?
The Pri-Med Exhibit Hall is your chance to learn about and compare hundreds of the healthcare industry’s latest products, treatments, and technologies in one place. Directly relevant to your daily practice, these healthcare exhibits allow you to extend your learning beyond the CME/CE sessions. Exhibitors include pharmaceutical, diagnostic, medical device, and nutrition and wellness companies.
During breaks from the CME/CE sessions, get an in-depth look at the latest tools and treatment options by attending Industry Theaters, led by prominent medical thought leaders.
Pri-Med is rooted in the philosophy that while new medical breakthroughs are often the product of large global research teams, the process of putting these insights to work for patients is a local endeavor. In order to improve patient care, we need to reach clinicians where they live and practice with low-cost opportunities. We achieve this through live meetings in 25+ cities offered to primary care and family practice clinicians, as well as online learning resources at www.pri-med.com.
In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, pmiCME seeks to make its live conferences accessible to all. If you have a need which might require special accommodations, please call 1-877-4PRI-MED (1-877-477-4633) three weeks prior to the meeting.
