We have CME events for Transplant Grand Rounds and a Transplant Education series, as well as continuing education units for nurses and other allied transplant professionals.
Other CME programs occur throughout the year, developed by specialists within the medical center. The Duke University Health System's Office of Clinical Education and Professional Development (CEPD) provides accreditation for all CME courses offered by Duke School of Medicine and School of Nursing.
The Southeast Regional Transplant Summit
(formerly the Solid Organ Transplant Summit)
For more information and to register for the course, visit our course website
The Southeast Regional Transplant Summit (the "Summit") brings together leaders in the field of transplantation to share the latest scientific advancements in the perioperative care of solid organ transplant patients. The Summit strives to facilitate the multidisciplinary adoption of new research results and practice guidelines in kidney, liver, lung, and pediatric multi-organ transplantation. This interactive conference features didactic and video-based presentations on current research as well as interactive debates and discussions of interesting and challenging case studies. Participants will engage in question-and-answer sessions and learn from transplantation experts. Afternoon organs-specific breakout sessions are available for focused learning.
The Summit is a unique program that is affordable, accessible, and tailored to meet the demands of today's busy healthcare providers.
Online courses are also available!
Duke Transplant Advanced Practice Provider Symposium
(formerly known as the APP Bootcamp)
For more information and to register, visit the course website
The Duke Transplant Advanced Practice Provider Symposium is a meeting for all transplant providers in the field of solid organ transplantation with an emphasis on the APP role in the management of transplant patients. This educational event will provide updates on current protocols, introduce new and exciting topics in the transplant community, and discuss the projects that transplant APPs are involved in nationwide.
Attended by providers from over 40 transplant organizations and centers across the country, this symposium has attracted national recognition and is one of the few APP-focused conferences available in the transplant field. Our sessions feature didactic presentations, case-based studies, the most up-to-date information and studies related to medications, and best practices for successful patient care. Attendees will gain the latest information and research concerning personal care and goals, with topics such as Burnout and Career Development to mitigate challenges and foster advancements for all transplant providers today.
Online courses are also available!
Duke Surgery Office of Continuing Medical Education
E-mail: dukesurgerycme@duke.edu
Office: 2200 W. Main St, Box 28
Campus mail: Box 102805
Durham, NC 27705