Pain Medicine Board Review Course

$100

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Pain Medicine Board Review Course

AGENDA

Pharmacological Management of Pain – I (1 Hour)

Steven Richeimer, MD

Pharmacological Management of Pain – II (1 Hour)

Steven Richeimer, MD

Pharmacological Management of Pain – III (1 Hour)

Steven Richeimer, MD

Pharmacological Management of Pain – IV (1 Hour)

Steven Richeimer, MD

Psychology & Cognitive & Behavioral Management of Pain – I (1 Hour)

Steven Richeimer, MD

Psychology & Cognitive & Behavioral Management of Pain – II (1 Hour)

Steven Richeimer, MD

Psychology & Cognitive & Behavioral Management of Pain – III (1 Hour)

Steven Richeimer, MD

Interventional Pain Management & Stimulation Produced Analgesia – I (1.5 Hours)

Gregory Polston, MD

Interventional Pain Management & Stimulation Produced Analgesia – II (1.5 Hours)

Gregory Polston, MD

Surgical Pain Management (1.5 Hours)

Grace Chen, MD

Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation (1.5 Hours)

Sanjog Pangarkar, MD

Complementary Therapies (CAM) (1 Hour)

Gregory Polston, MD

Cervical Spine Etiologies & Management (1.5 Hours)

Anis Dizdarevic, MD

Myofascial Pain & Musculoskeletal Conditions (1.5 Hours)

Timothy Furnish, MD

Anatomy of the Spine & Evaluation & Management of Low Back Pain (1.5 Hours)

Dominika James, MD

Cancer Pain (1.5 Hours)

Grace Chen, MD

Perioperative Acute Pain Management (1 Hour)

Richard Boortz-Marx, MD

Taxonomy of Pain Systems (0.5 Hours)

Morris Levin, MD

Neuropathic Pain – I (1 Hour)

Richard Boortz-Marx, MD

Neuropathic Pain – II (1 Hour)

Richard Boortz-Marx, MD

Head and Facial Pain – I (1 Hour)

Morris Levin, MD

Head and Facial Pain – II (1 Hour)

Morris Levin, MD

Mechanisms of Nociception (1.5 Hours)

Mark Wallace, MD

Development of Pain Systems (1 Hour)

Dominika James, MD

Pain Transmission & Modulation (1 Hour)

Anis Dizdarevic, MD

Visceral Pain (1 Hour)

Carter Jones, MD, PhD

Chronic Urogenital Pain (1 Hour)

Grace Chen, MD

Pain in Pregnancy & Labor (1 Hour)

Anis Dizdarevic, MD

Assessment & Measurement of Pain (1 Hour)

Carter Jones, MD, PhD

Animal Models & Ethics of Experimentation (1 Hour)

Carter Jones, MD, PhD

Clinical Research Studies & Ethical Standards in Pain Management (1.5 Hours)

Mark Wallace, MD

Pain in Older Adults (1 Hour)

Richard Boortz-Marx, MD

Pain in Infants & Children (1 Hour)

Timothy Furnish, MD

Pain Management in Patients with History of Substance Abuse (1 Hour)

Gregory Polston, MD

Pain in Individuals with Limited Communication (0.75 Hours)

Morris Levin, MD

Pain in Individuals In Areas of Deprivation & Conflict (0.75 Hours)

Morris Levin, MD

Test Taking Strategies (0.75 Hours)

Morris Levin, MD

CME ACCREDITATION

Intended Audience: AnesthesiologistsLearning Objectives:
Upon completion of this program, participants should be able to:

Evaluate pharmacological, psychological, cognitive, and behavioral management of pain.
Recall mechanisms of nociception.
Differentiate pain in older adults, infants and children.
Apply surgical pain management.
Develop comprehensive management and treatment plans for patients.

Accreditation Statement:
This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the accreditation requirements and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) through the joint providership of PeerPoint Medical Education and American Physician Institute for Advanced Professional Studies, LLC. The PeerPoint Medical Education Institute is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

Designation Statement:
Live Course v3.1, June 6-10, 2018:
The PeerPoint Medical Education Institute designates the live format for this educational activity for a maximum of 39.75 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

Online Course v2.2, Release Date November 30, 2015, Termination Date November 29, 2018:
The PeerPoint Medical Education Institute designates this enduring material for a maximum of 40 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

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Read What Your Colleagues Are Saying About This Course

“I enrolled in the course based on a personal recommendation. I devoted enough time to review all materials twice. I appreciated the portability of the program and the ability to study on my own time and at my own pace. I noticed a significant improvement between my in-training exam and my actual board scores! I am thrilled to have passed and extremely pleased with my performance boost. With API’s “triple guarantee,” how can you go wrong?”

Robert Hill, MD, Omaha, NE

“I passed the pain boards exam and was in the 92nd percentile. My testimonial would be: “API provided excellent material and structure for my studies to prepare for the pain board exam. I would recommend their courses to any physician looking to not only pass but excel at their exam.” Thanks!”

Josh Suderman, MD, Ada, MI

“Some lectures were a bit slow but I can’t complain, I nailed the boards with an 88 percentile score! This was all I used to study.”

Daniel Halpert, DO, Culpeper, VA

“This is a great course. Excellent and sufficient material to pass. I highly recommend this course.”

Mogin Antoine, MD, Miramar, FL

“Pertinent and succinct information delivered in different modalities for different learning types. Easy to follow and keep your learning on track. Overall a great model for board studying!”

Virginia Hardie, MD, Omaha, NE

“Very thorough course. Sufficient to pass the exam.”

Joshua Horowitz, DO, Nashville, TN

Pain Medicine Recertification Testimonials

“I did take the Pain Medicine Recertification exam in September 2015. Final results were just delivered last week. I am pleased to report that I have passed and was ranked in the 96th percentile. As a physiatrist performing primarily office based musculoskeletal care as well as interventional procedures, I have had very limited ongoing experience with peri-operative pain management; cancer pain management; pediatric pain management; and pain management in the labor and delivery setting. Your course prepared me very well to answer questions in these areas. The printed course materials were excellent in quality and content. The online lectures were easy to access and also of excellent quality. I found the speakers to be very competent and effective. I would highly recommend your courses to others who are preparing for upcoming exams.”

Laun Hallstrom, MD, DuBois, PA