Why attend?
Men’s health concerns often arise during visits booked for something else, and the best next step isn’t always clear. The 2026 Men’s Health Expert Series brings together 8 leading specialists to provide practical, evidence-based guidance on testosterone deficiency, erectile dysfunction, prostate and urinary health, obesity and metabolic syndrome, androgenetic alopecia, male-pattern depression, infertility, and HIV prevention and STI care.
Each session is grounded in real-world primary care, with case-based teaching and dedicated time for live Q&A. Join us live on Tuesdays from November 3 to December 22, 7 to 9 PM ET, or watch the recordings anytime on demand.
Agenda at a glance
November 3: HIV Prevention and STI Care in Men with Dr. Patrick O’Byrne (Nurse Practitioner; OHTN Research Chair in Public Health and HIV Prevention, University of Ottawa)
November 10: Male Urinary Symptoms: Evidence-Based Management of BPH, LUTS, and Prostate Risk with Dr. Dean Elterman (Urologist; Fellowship Director, Functional Urology, University Health Network)
November 17: Clinical Assessment and Management of Erectile Dysfunction with Dr. Udi Blankstein (Urologist; Assistant Professor, McMaster University)
November 24: Testosterone Deficiency in Primary Care: Diagnosis and Safe Management with Dr. Yonah Krakowsky (Urologist; Interim Head, Department of Surgery, Women’s College Hospital)
December 1: Evidence-Based Treatments for Androgenetic Alopecia with Dr. Geeta Yadav (Dermatologist; Founder and Medical Director, FACET Dermatology)
December 8: Male Obesity and Metabolic Syndrome: Tailoring Pharmacotherapy with Dr. Akshay Jain (Endocrinologist; Medical Director for Research, Unity Healthcare)
December 15: Male Infertility: Primary Care Evaluation with Dr. Ryan Flannigan (Urologist; Director, Reproductive and Sexual Medicine Centre, University of British Columbia)
December 22: Male-Pattern Depression and Suicide Prevention with Dr. John Ogrodniczuk (Professor of Psychiatry, University of British Columbia; Founder, HeadsUpGuys)
How does it work?
Register once for access to all 8 accredited online sessions. Each session includes:
75 minutes of specialist-led teaching: An evidence-based review of a high-impact men’s health topic supported by practical cases.
45 minutes of live Q&A: Ask the specialist your clinical questions and work through real-world scenarios.
Complete the series to earn 16.0 ANCC contact hours. All sessions are recorded and available on demand, so you can participate on your own schedule.
Who should attend?
This series is designed for NPs working in primary care, including those in specialized roles who want to maintain a broad clinical knowledge base. Other primary care clinicians seeking practical, evidence-based education are also welcome. The content assumes a foundational understanding of primary care and is suitable for both early-career and experienced clinicians.
This program is supported by an educational grant from ViiV Healthcare.
Registration
$249 for all 8 sessions. Prices shown in CAD. USD pricing available at checkout.