Continuing Medical Education (CME) - Eastern Virginia Medical School (EVMS), Norfolk, Hampton Roads

Learning opportunities

Learn about the latest evidence-based medicine through innovative grand rounds, case presentations, conferences, workshops and more. EVMS is committed to offering high-quality CME activities so physicians and healthcare professionals can continuously improve their practice and provide the best care to patients.

Some of our regularly scheduled series are televised to different sites in rural Virginia and North Carolina; these same programs are available for yearly individual subscriptions.

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Students and faculty listen during Grand Rounds.

Dr. Cynthia Romero talks during a presentation to faculty.

Presenter guidelines

Help clinicians and healthcare professionals improve their care and bolster your own professional development as a medical educator. Participate in new learning, and apply that knowledge by teaching medical students, residents or fellows as a presenter to earn AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™.

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Enduring materials

Opioid Enduring Materials

To meet state and federal requirements on the treatment and management of patients with opioid or other substance use disorders, we are providing a link to our Opioid/Substance Abuse Enduring Materials which may fulfill these requirements.

Substance Use Disorder

This lecture series was developed to provide you with valuable tools for identifying patients with substance use disorder, understand how to effectively and compassionately communicate with patients, and to provide the hope of recovery to individuals affected by addiction.

Patient-Centered Approach to Identification and Treatment of Substance Use Disorder

Professional development bytes

Professional development bytes are chunks of information relevant to faculty. The bytes vary in length from 15 to 30 minutes. Each byte is accompanied by a page describing the presenter, listing learning objectives and resources associated with the topic of the byte. CME credit is available for each byte.

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