ACOFP's Intensive Update & Board Review On-Demand provides fast-paced didactic video presentations on key topics in contemporary family medicine.

Boost your confidence with practice questions as you prepare for the in-service exam. Features 220 multiple choice questions. Access test questions from any...

This online educational resource lets you view step-by-step demonstrations of over 150 osteopathic manipulative treatment (OMT) procedures.

Free ACOFP member benefit! Earn two hours of Category 1-B continuing medical education (CME) credit by completing quizzes in the journal and its supplements. You must...

Free ACOFP Benefit! Practice Transformation encompasses many changes for today’s physician. This section includes free online education modules on Meaningful Use;...

View ACOFP's expanding catalog of 1-A and 1-B CME on-Demand modules.

Learn about a variety of topics including Billing & Coding, Contract Negotiation, and Physician Burnout and Wellness. These lectures were recorded March 17-18 during...

ACOFP Student members have access to a variety of recorded lectures and webinars.

These on-demand programs are focused on educating residency faculty, Preceptors and Instructors to improve skills.

This course is designed for clinicians interested in the fundamentals of pain medicine and practical approaches to the treatment of common pain disorders.

The focus of this course is to provide useful, practical information about the use of opioid and non-opioid analgesics to improve the effective pharmacologic...

Not able to attend ACOFP '17? View recorded sessions and earn CME on specific topics.

ACOFP's Intensive Update & Board Review On-Demand provides fast-paced, 30-minute didactic video presentations on key topics in contemporary family medicine.

This 60-minute webinar presented by Dr. Saroj Misra will focus on the challenges that osteopathic students will face as programs move to Single Accreditation...

Dr. Kendrick Johnson and Dr. Kirby Farnsworth are two doctors in Peoria, Arizona who started their own practice following the Direct Primary Care (DPC) Model.

In this webinar, Dr. Margaret Wilkins details how physicians can take better care of themselves to avoid anxiety and other emotional problems.