The International Clinical Medicine Certification (ICMC) Exam Prep Series is a structured learning program designed to help clinicians review key medical concepts, strengthen clinical reasoning, and prepare for certification.

Across five instructor-led webinars, participants will review major clinical domains tested on the certification exam, including diagnostic reasoning, pharmacology, infectious disease, and emerging medical technologies.

Participants may register for the complete exam preparation series or enroll in individual sessions based on their study needs.

Learners who complete all sessions and pass the final assessment will earn the ICMC Exam Preparation Certificate.

Cremation has become the most common form of disposition in the United States, bringing new operational, regulatory, and ethical considerations for funeral service professionals.

This course provides a comprehensive overview of cremation best practices, including legal requirements, chain-of-custody procedures, documentation standards, and ethical decision-making when working with families. Participants will explore real-world scenarios involving authorization, identification protocols, and regulatory compliance.

Because cremation regulations and continuing education requirements vary widely across jurisdictions, this course demonstrates how CE credit can be configured differently depending on the state in which a funeral director is licensed.

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

• Explain key regulatory requirements governing cremation services
• Implement proper chain-of-custody and identification procedures
• Apply ethical frameworks to complex cremation scenarios
• Maintain compliance with state-specific professional standards

Welcome to the Leadership Essentials Learning Path — a guided journey for new and emerging managers.

This course is designed to help you build the confidence, communication skills, and practical tools needed to lead with impact. Through short videos, interactive activities, and peer discussions, you’ll explore how to connect with your team, run effective meetings, and coach for growth.

You’ll move through each product step-by-step — from orientation to application — and finish with a digital certificate celebrating your completion.

Learning Objectives:
By the end of this program, you will be able to:

• Communicate clearly and confidently as a leader.

• Conduct productive one-on-one meetings that inspire trust and accountability.

• Apply simple coaching techniques to motivate and develop your team.

• Reflect on your personal leadership style and set goals for continued growth.

Estimated Time to Complete: 2–3 hours (self-paced)

Stay updated on the latest trends in infectious diseases, focusing on antimicrobial resistance, viral hepatitis, and innovative approaches to tuberculosis control.

Delve into the latest research and therapeutic innovations in neurology, covering advancements in deep brain stimulation, neuroimaging biomarkers, and emerging therapies for neurological disorders.

Tuberculosis remains one of the world’s leading infectious disease challenges, requiring ongoing innovation in both diagnosis and treatment. This session examines the current landscape of TB control, focusing on the barriers that continue to impact early detection, effective treatment, and global eradication efforts.

Attendees will gain insight into cutting-edge diagnostic tools designed to improve accuracy and speed, as well as new and evolving treatment regimens aimed at enhancing patient outcomes and addressing drug-resistant strains. The session will also explore broader public health considerations, including access to care, implementation challenges, and opportunities for scalable solutions.

By the end of this session, participants will have a clearer understanding of where TB control stands today—and where innovation is driving meaningful progress for the future.

Viral hepatitis continues to be a significant global health concern, with evolving trends in transmission, diagnosis, and treatment. This session provides a comprehensive update on the current epidemiology of hepatitis, highlighting key population trends and risk factors shaping disease prevalence today.

Participants will explore updated screening guidelines and best practices for early detection, with a focus on improving identification of undiagnosed cases. The session will also review recent advancements in treatment options, including therapies that enhance cure rates, simplify care delivery, and expand access for diverse patient populations.

In addition, this presentation will address ongoing challenges in prevention and management, as well as opportunities to strengthen public health strategies and reduce disease burden.

By the end of this session, attendees will have a clearer understanding of how to apply the latest evidence and innovations to improve outcomes in viral hepatitis care.

This presentation reviews emerging therapies for multiple sclerosis (MS), focusing on novel treatment approaches beyond disease-modifying agents. We discuss the potential of remyelination strategies, neuroprotective therapies, and immune-modulating agents in slowing disease progression and improving clinical outcomes for MS patients.

This presentation explores the role of neuroimaging biomarkers in the early detection and diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease. We discuss advanced imaging techniques such as PET-CT, MRI, and amyloid imaging, and their utility in identifying preclinical and prodromal stages of Alzheimer's disease.

The rapid expansion of telehealth has transformed how clinicians assess, diagnose, and manage patients across a wide range of conditions. While virtual care increases access and convenience, it also introduces unique clinical, operational, and communication challenges.

This on-demand course provides clinicians with practical guidance for delivering safe, effective, and patient-centered care in telehealth settings. Topics include virtual clinical assessment techniques, appropriate use of telehealth for common conditions, documentation considerations, and strategies for maintaining diagnostic accuracy and continuity of care.

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

• Identify clinical scenarios well-suited for telehealth evaluation.

• Apply best practices for virtual patient assessment and documentation.

• Recognize limitations of telehealth and know when in-person evaluation is needed.

• Enhance patient engagement and communication during virtual visits.