Last time you earned your credits with your AEI course in your destination. Your credits renew every year. Pick up where you left off, and we'll show you whether it's time to stop paying per trip.
AAFP Prescribed Credits & CFPC Mainpro-M1 Credits approved. Cat. 1 Credits accepted by: ANCC & AAPA
We remember what you took and where you took it. Rebook the same accredited course in two taps, or switch it up if you're due for something new.
CME, CLE and CE all reset on a cycle. The professionals who make AEI an annual habit stay ahead of the deadline and get a vacation out of it.
Last time you paid tuition and went home. As a member the same trip comes with $600 travel cash, 500+ on-demand hours and NEJM & JAMA, for barely more than two courses.
The same accredited course runs at every AEI destination, all year round. Return to the place you know, or make the next trip somewhere you haven't been. The credits are identical either way.
A one-off course is the right call the first time. But once you're coming back, you're paying full tuition every visit and getting none of the member perks. Here's the same trip, both ways.
Absolutely, that's the fastest path here. Every AEI course is fully refreshed with new content each October, so retaking your course is a genuinely new set of credit hours, not a repeat of last year's material. The widget above pre-loads your last course so you can rebook it in a couple of taps.
Gold does: one full destination course every year is included in the $1,800 membership, alongside 500+ on-demand hours, NEJM & JAMA subscriptions and $600 in annual travel cash. Any additional destination course you take that year is half price. Silver ($1,200) is the online-only tier: it carries the on-demand library and perks but no destination trip. If you travel every year, Gold is the tier that pays for itself.
Yes to both. You're never locked into what you booked before. The widget lets you keep your course or pick a different one, and go back to the same destination or choose from all 55. The accredited credits are identical wherever and whatever you choose.
Qualifying continuing-education costs and related travel are often deductible as a professional expense, which is part of why destination CME is popular, but the rules depend on your situation and country. This isn't tax advice: keep your registration and accreditation records, and check with your own tax advisor.
Yes, the courses are built for it, which is why teaching wraps by lunchtime. A partner can attend at the discounted spouse tuition rate, and members receive $600 in travel cash vouchers each year that help cover the trip for both of you.
