UBC CPD

From therapeutics and diagnostics to internal medicine, geriatrics and palliative care, stay current in primary care with CME on the Run! 2026–2027.

This award-winning virtual series features focused, practical sessions on topics relevant to everyday practice, with expert speakers, evidence-informed updates and dedicated time for questions and discussion.

Six virtual Friday afternoon sessions run from October 2026 to June 2027.

Early bird rates end Aug. 24. Register now: https://bit.ly/4hEO19N

Effective prostate cancer care goes beyond treatment decisions. It also requires strategies to recognize and manage symptoms.

Join the next Family Practice Oncology Network (FPON) Webinar Series session on Sept. 17 with Dr. Justin Bhullar to explore androgen deprivation therapy, symptom management and current evidence on testosterone therapy and prostate cancer risk.

Gain practical approaches to support patients throughout their care.

Register now: https://bit.ly/3RIioRP

BC Day is a time to celebrate local heritage, achievements and the communities we serve. We are grateful to work with partners and learners across BC and beyond to bring health-care education into practice.

The UBC CPD office will be closed Monday, Aug. 3, for the holiday. We hope you enjoy a restful weekend.

Our accredited, self-paced eLearning courses remain available anytime.

Explore our learning opportunities: https://ubccpd.ca/learn/learning-activities

Are you a midwife interested in building your skills in perineal repair?

Join the hands-on Perineal Repair Workshop for Midwives in Victoria this October.

Perineal trauma is a common obstetrical event, yet many midwives report a need for more clinical experience with perineal repair. This workshop reviews assessment approaches and knot-tying skills in the context of perineal repair.

Enhance your knowledge and register today: https://bit.ly/4wxR73Y

Meet Dr. Sofia Valanci — the new Clinical Director, Strategic Initiatives at UBC CPD.

Dr. Valanci brings experience in medical education, emerging technology, accreditation and physician practice improvement to this role.

“My passion has always been about closing the gap between what CPD measures and what actually helps physicians practice better. I want CPD to reflect how physicians practice, not just check a box.”

Her current focus includes artificial intelligence in medicine and practical, relevant CPD programming for physicians.

Read more about Dr. Valanci and her vision for the future of CPD: https://bit.ly/4vTWeKw

International Self-Care Day is a reminder that caring for yourself is an important part of caring for others.

The Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) Skills Physician Wellness Group Training Course provides practical, evidence-based strategies to support your well-being, respond to workplace stressors and build resilience in practice.

New cohorts are available this fall.

Learn more and register: https://bit.ly/3TfJFM8

The Nawh Whu’nus’en - We See in Two Worlds: Trauma sensitive practices for collectively healing in relationship Level 1 virtual workshop returns on Sept. 9.

Learn to embody and employ trauma-sensitive practices to provide health care rooted in cultural understanding and safety for Indigenous Peoples.

Topics include experiential Indigenous land-based healing practices and the role of ceremony in supporting wellness of body, mind and spirit.

Registration is now open for health professionals who serve rural BC.

https://bit.ly/3T4nM2f

What topics do you want to see at Rural Rounds?

Rural Rounds provides interactive virtual education for rural health professionals in BC, with practical, case-based sessions relevant to rural practice.

Your input will help shape future sessions on timely, relevant topics for rural health professionals.

Complete a quick survey to help inform upcoming sessions: https://bit.ly/3R6dZIg

Where does normal aging end and cognitive decline begin?

The Dementia Essentials Conference on Oct. 17 features practical, case-based sessions on diagnosis, management and caregiver support for people with dementia.

Explore approaches to assessment, strengthen clinical decision-making and navigate ethical issues across the continuum of dementia care.

Register by Aug. 31 for the early bird rates: https://bit.ly/4h2grdg

Canada Day celebrates the diverse communities that foster learning, collaboration and care across the country.

The UBC CPD office will be closed on Wed., July 1, in observance of the holiday. Our accredited, self-paced eLearning courses remain available anytime.

We wish everyone a safe and enjoyable Canada Day.

Explore learning opportunities: https://ubccpd.ca/learn/learning-activities