Clinical Education

This is the winter gathering for Maine’s GI professionals where clinical excellence meets mountain-side inspiration. Set against the snowy backdrop of Sunday River, this immersive experience blends education, networking, and seasonal charm in a way no other event can.

You can look forward to engaging topics such as:

• Positioning Therapies in IBD
• MASLD
• Esophageal Motility Disorders: Diagnosis and Management
• Microscopic Colitis
• Case Presentations
• Optimizing Colonoscopy: Prep and Polyp Metrics
• Chronic Pancreatitis Management
• GI Issues During Pregnancy
• and more!

This meeting for the Maine Society of Anesthesiologists will feature Keynote Speaker, Meredith Peck, MD, who will present Speaking New Evidence into Old Ideas: New Understandings in Regional Anesthesia and Acute Pain Medicine from a Year in Fellowship.  There will be additional breakout topics on anesthetic practices.

Focused on collaboration and practical solutions, this six-unit learning collaborative will provide actionable insights for strengthening family systems, improving care outcomes, and promoting long-term healing.

This webinar will provide a comprehensive overview of Maine’s Paid Family and Medical Leave program, including qualifying leave reasons and when certifications may be required. We’ll explore how the program aligns with existing leave laws, highlight key differences, and offer practical guidance on applying certification requirements to support patients and their families effectively.

The Northern New England Urological Symposium brings together regional and national experts for a weekend of clinical updates, evidence-based practice discussions, and hands-on learning in urologic care. Topics span pediatric urology, pelvic reconstruction, endourology, bladder cancer, reconstruction, AI in urology, resident research, and more, offering a rich educational experience for physicians and advanced practice providers. Held at Sunday River, this event blends high quality CME with collegial networking for urologists and APPs across the region.

Step into the wild and build real-world medical confidence with AlpTerra Family’s Wilderness Medicine course, set in the stunning White Mountains. This immersive training blends expert instruction with hands-on outdoor scenarios, teaching practical skills in prevention, assessment, treatment, and transport of common backcountry injuries and illnesses. You’ll gain experience managing mock emergencies with curveballs, while learning to improvise, adapt, and make sound decisions in unpredictable, remote environments. Whether you’re a health care provider, first responder, or an avid adventurer, this course prepares you to act when help is miles away and conditions are constantly changing.

This comprehensive program is designed to help professionals recover from and prevent burnout—without stepping away from their careers. Through a 12-module on-demand video curriculum, an interactive workbook, and 12 personalized coaching sessions, participants will build the inner strength, tools, and confidence to feel energized, engaged, and effective again.

The MCGI Genomic Tumor Board (GTB) sessions are virtual meetings where oncologists, pathologists, and genomic experts collaborate to interpret complex cancer genomic test results and discuss personalized treatment options. These sessions help clinicians overcome challenges in translating genomic data into clinical care, fostering informed decision-making and advancing precision medicine. Recognized as an eligible CME activity, GTBs provide expert-driven guidance to improve patient outcomes.