Why attend?
As an NP, you manage an expansive scope with limited time and growing complexity. The challenge is often not the diagnosis but deciding what happens next. The 2026 Primary Care Expert Series brings together 14 leading specialists to provide practical, evidence-based guidance in the most nuanced areas of everyday primary care.
Each session is grounded in real-world primary care, with clear frameworks, case discussions, and dedicated time for live Q&A. Registration is still open and includes every past recording, so you can catch up on demand and join the remaining sessions live.
Agenda at a glance
April 14: Sexual Health in Midlife: An Evidence-Based Approach with Dr. Stephanie S. Faubion, Internist and Women’s Health Specialist
April 21: Depression Across the Lifespan with Dr. Jon Davine, Psychiatrist
April 28: Men’s Health in Everyday Practice with Dr. Dean Elterman, Urologist
May 5: Dangerous Rashes in Primary Care: Drug Eruptions and “Don’t Miss” Diagnoses with Dr. Jennifer Tran, Dermatologist
May 12: MSK Imaging Decisions in Primary Care with Dr. Bruce Forster, Radiologist
May 19: Pediatrics: Sick vs Safe with Dr. Elana Thau, Pediatric Emergency Physician
May 26: Menopause Hormone Therapy: Practical Prescribing and Counselling with Dr. Shafeena Premji, Family Physician and Menopause Specialist
September 15: Safer Prescribing for Older Adults with Dr. Justin Turner, Clinical Pharmacist and Deprescribing Specialist
September 22: Obesity Pharmacotherapy in Primary Care with Dr. Megha Poddar, Endocrinologist and Obesity Medicine Specialist
September 29: Chronic Kidney Disease in Primary Care with Dr. Philip McFarlane, Nephrologist
October 13: Type 2 Diabetes in Primary Care with Dr. Alice Y.Y. Cheng, Endocrinologist
October 19: Cognitive Change in Primary Care with Dr. Samir K. Sinha, Geriatrician
October 20: Practical ECG Interpretation for Primary Care with Rodolfo Pike, NP and Heart Failure Specialist
October 27: Navigating Reproductive Choice: Contraception and Medical Abortion with Dr. Dustin Costescu, Obstetrician-Gynecologist and Family Planning Specialist
All sessions run from 8 to 9:30 PM ET.
How does it work?
Register once for access to all 14 accredited online sessions. Each session includes:
Specialist-led teaching: A deep dive into a high-impact clinical topic.
Case-based discussion and live Q&A: Apply what you learn to real-world scenarios and ask the specialist your practice questions.
Complete the series to earn 21.0 ANCC contact hours, including 8.25 pharmacology 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 series is supported by educational grants from L’Oréal Canada, Duchesnay, Organon, Lupin and Sanofi.
Registration
$249 for all 14 sessions, including every past recording. Prices shown in CAD. USD pricing available at checkout.