CME Opportunities

Continuing Medical Education

CPAN Webinar Series

These monthly continuing medical education (CME) events are open to the public and designed to enhance pediatric clinicians’ skills in child and adolescent mental health.

Each webinar includes a 45-minute presentation on a predetermined topic and 15 minutes for participants to bring forth a patient or case for discussion.

Note: CME credit given through Baylor College of Medicine.


Join the next webinar:

Tuesday, Nov. 11, 2025
12 p.m.-1 p.m. CST

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CPAN CME events are presented in partnership with:

PeriPAN Webinar Series

Join our free lunchtime CME series with PeriPAN psychiatrists. Build your skills and gain practical insights to support your pregnant or postpartum patients. Each session is held on the third Tuesday of each month at 12 p.m.

Join the next webinar:

Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2025
12 p.m.-1 p.m. CST

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Participants can expect engaging discussions on evidence-based practice and care while also receiving CME credits.

PeriPAN CME events are presented in partnership with:

CPAN/PeriPAN Ethics CME

Learn how to best utilize the CPAN and PeriPAN programs and boost your confidence in providing basic mental health care for your patients.

Request CPAN or PeriPAN Ethics CME sessions for your team, which can be hosted in person or virtually. We offer 30-minute (0.5 CME credit) or one-hour (one CME credit) sessions at times that are convenient for you.

Email to inquire: CPAN@austin.utexas.edu or PeriPAN@austin.utexas.edu

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What are Continuing Medical Education opportunities?

Continuing Medical Education, or CME, opportunities are educational activities that develop, maintain or increase providers’ knowledge, skills, professional performance and relationships to best serve their patients.

A CME opportunity has been approved for CME credits, which are required annually by some states to maintain a medical license. Also, most hospitals require physicians to have a specific number of credits to maintain their credentials and see patients. CME credits are authorized by the American Medical Association’s Physician’s Recognition Award.

Did you know you can still view recordings from our past CME presentations?
Note: Past presentations are not eligible for CME credits.