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COVID-19 CME Accredited Podcasts

UTHSA Office of CME is proud to offer "COVID Minutes", a podcast series with over 1,000 downloads that shares updates regarding COVID-19. Interviews of UTHSA faculty experts will give insights on COVID-19 to healthcare professionals. These on-demand podcasts are ideal for clinicians on the go and others who want to stay up to date.

COVID Minutes Podcast

Contact Us

Quality and Lifelong Learning / Office for Continuing Medical Education

Phone: 210-567-4491
Email: cme@uthscsa.edu

Grand Rounds

We sponsor grand rounds across a broad spectrum of specialties. Grand Rounds are available virtually!

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Texas Medical Board - New Requirements as of 9/1/2020

Please see HHSC’s Health Care Practitioner Human Trafficking Training page that meet TMB's human trafficking training requirement.  

Please see UT College of Pharmacy's website for identified Inpatient Focus Modules and identified Outpatient Focus Modules that meet TMB's Opioid training requirement, and are approved for CME.

Resources

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    learners

Continuing Medical Education at UT Health San Antonio

Our office is the exclusive CME provider to the Long School of Medicine and provider to the local community, private practice, external societies, and the military.

COVID-19 Information

UT Health SA COVID-19 Update (Webinar)

CSE Cohort

 

This was my first Cardio-Renal conference and I find the knowledge to apply in my clinical practice imperative for best patient outcomes.

3rd Annual Cardio Renal
Dr. Thomas Patterson Receiving COVID-19 Vaccine
Dr. Thomas Patterson, Professor of Medicine and Division Chief of Infectious Diseases at the UT Health San Antonio was one of the first to receive the COVID-19 Pfizer vaccines available in the state of Texas.

 

Dr. Jan Patterson Receiving COVID-19 Vaccine
Dr. Jan Patterson, Professor of Internal Medicine (Infectious Diseases) and Pathology and Associate Dean for Quality & Lifelong Learning receives the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine. "Crying tears of joy for the beginning of the end of this terrible pandemic," she said after recieving the vaccine.