Overview
This course provides 35+ hours of CE/CME across 13 self-paced modules of comprehensive diabetes education for clinicians and diabetes care professionals — spanning everything from foundational pathophysiology to advanced pharmacotherapy, diabetes technology, complications management, inpatient care, and special populations.
More than a BC-ADM certification exam preparation pathway, this training program is built to prepare you for real-world practice: case-based simulations and clinical scenarios tie the content directly to the complex, multifactorial situations you’ll encounter in everyday diabetes care.
Aligned with national diabetes fellowship standards, the American Diabetes Association (ADA) Standards of Care in Diabetes, and American Association of Clinical Endocrinology (AACE) guidelines, the course streamlines exam preparation for those pursuing BC-ADM certification.
Beyond direct patient-care content, the course also covers the business and systems side of diabetes care — including clinic operations, population health, quality improvement frameworks, and regulatory and accreditation requirements — plus a dedicated module of additional topics tested on the BC-ADM exam.
Enrollment includes:
- 13 self-paced modules with 35+ hours of CE/CME-accredited recordings
- A 250+ question BC-ADM practice exam
- Live expert-led webinars with interactive Q&A, held at least quarterly
- Case-based simulations and real-world clinical scenarios that tie the content to practice
- One full year of access to all course content
Joint accreditation provided by the University of Iowa Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine and Diabetes Care Academy. Jointly accredited (ACCME, ACPE, ANCC) with credit available for physicians, nurses, pharmacists, physician associates, and dietitian
