Clinical Education
The Hanley Center for Health Leadership and Education is dedicated to offering clinical education that prepares healthcare professionals for the challenges of modern medicine. As an Accredited Provider of continuing medical education (CME), we engage in Joint Providership with eligible organizations in the New England Region, partnering to offer high-quality CME programs.
The Hanley Center offers a wealth of knowledge regarding the criteria and standards for providing CME with educational activities and highly organized, professional staff that can assist your organization through the activity approval process. If you have an educational activity you would like to offer for CME, visit the CME Activity Approval Program page to learn more about this process and access application materials.
We also invite all clinicians to discover our diverse range of educational offerings designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills needed to enhance your expertise. View the list of CME Events being offered by Joint Providers of the Hanley Center that are taking place throughout New England, or check back soon to browse the On-Demand CME Activities page to find the right program to meet your educational needs.
March 21-23, 20252025 MeACS Annual Meeting
In-Person | Grand Summit Resort Hotel, 97 Summit Road, Newry, Maine
Join the Maine Chapter of the American College of Surgeons for an enriching and engaging conference. This conference on rural surgery will include sessions on postoperative multimodal pain management, surgical oncology, interventional GI options, geriatric surgery, continuity of care for ostomates, and colon cancer genetics.
November 19, 2024 - March 28, 2025Operation Access: Diagnosing Autism in the Medical Home
In-Person and Virtual Sessions | Freeport, ME and Rockport, ME
This longitudinal collaborative learning experience, designed for primary care providers, is structured to teach updated diagnostic strategies for recognizing, evaluating, and diagnosing autism in early childhood in the primary care medical home and promoting more timely access for early intervention services. Sessions will be a combination of in-person, virtual webinars, and some asynchronous learning and will include education on use of the ASD-PEDS as a diagnostic tool.
January 21, 2025; February 24, 2025; March 17, 2025; April 21, 2025Opioids, Overdose, and Brain Injury
Virtual
This webinar series will examine opioids, overdose, and brain injury and enhance the capability of Maine brain injury, substance use, and behavioral health (BH) treatment providers to serve persons with co-occurring brain injury and substance use disorder (SUD). Topics include opioid misuse and treatment, how opioid overdose affects the brain, the use of Narcan, and state and community resources available.
May 1, 2025Yellow Flag, Red Flag What’s It All About?
In-Person | Harraseeket Inn, Freeport, Maine
The 2025 Maine Association of Psychiatric Physicians (MAPP) Spring Conference aims to raise awareness and provide training for psychiatric physicians, enabling them to evaluate their adherence to the Yellow Flag and Red Flag Laws and apply these regulations consistently in their practice.
January 3, 2025 - December 18, 20252025 Maine Cancer Genomics Initiative (MCGI) Genomic Tumor Board (GTB) Series
Virtual
While somatic cancer panel tests are available to oncologists, many questions remain on how to best integrate them into clinical practice. Chief among the questions are: (1) when to incorporate genomic testing during the course of a patient’s care to achieve maximum benefit; and (2) whether repeated testing can serve to track cancer evolution and refine treatment regimens. Addressing these questions ultimately depends on the clinician’s ability to understand the genomic information provided by these tests and to efficiently extract and evaluate actionable results. The Maine Cancer Genomics Initiative (MCGI) aims to overcome these barriers. The MCGI Genomic Tumor Board meeting series functions as an educational opportunity for oncology clinicians with the objectives outlined above. The MCGI provides an opportunity to serve as a model for community genomic medicine.