Online CME course for urgent care clinicians
Small patients. Big clinical decisions.
A fever. An earache. A child who won’t stop wheezing. You know the complaint—but which findings change the plan? Learn a practical approach to evaluating, treating, and deciding what comes next for children in urgent care, including the can’t-miss signals that call for emergent care.
The decision behind the complaint
A familiar chief complaint is only the starting point. Pediatric care calls for its own approach to the history, examination, treatment, and disposition—with decisions that can shift from routine management to urgent escalation.
Developed by experienced clinicians from PM Pediatric Care, this course gives you a concise, specific game plan for common pediatric presentations. Build your approach around the findings that matter, the treatment options to consider, and the signals that change the next step.
The everyday challenge
Does this ear infection need antibiotics? Which findings should guide a fever workup? Can this child be managed here, or does the presentation call for a higher level of care?
These are the decisions that make pediatric urgent care demanding—whether you see children every day or as part of a mixed-age patient population.
The playbook approach
Connect the history and examination to practical decisions about testing, treatment, observation, and escalation. Each module focuses on a presentation you may encounter in urgent care.
Reinforce what you learn with dedicated workbooks for each module, Knowledge Checks, and clinical pathways, so the reasoning gets as much attention as the answer.
Built around your next clinical decision
Strengthen your approach to the history and examination findings that guide pediatric workups, from fever and ear pain to vomiting, diarrhea, and respiratory symptoms.
Review when to test, when to treat, and how patient factors shape the plan—including antibiotic selection, pediatric dosing considerations, and treatment alternatives.
Build your ability to identify high-risk presentations and determine when observation, further evaluation, or escalation of care is needed.
Designed for the way you learn
Begin with a common complaint you encounter in practice or a clinical decision you want to feel more confident making. Move through the course at your own pace, save your progress, and return exactly where you left off. Focused modules and resources for every lesson make it easy to learn in manageable sessions.
Ten presentations. Real decisions you make on shift.
Sample course progress page
Choose how you learn best
Each format gives you another way to engage with the material—from your first lesson to your next review.
Ten high-yield video modules developed by experienced pediatric urgent care clinicians.
Summaries, key tables, and space for notetaking help you organize what you want to remember.
Questions and answer keys in the workbooks help you assess your understanding and identify topics to revisit.
Selected modules include interactive pathways to reinforce a structured approach to clinical decisions.
Every module includes an audio file and transcript, giving you flexible ways to review beyond the video.
Complete the CME test for each module, with a total of 5.25 CME credits across the course.
Make pediatric preparedness part of your practice
Build a more deliberate approach to the presentations that bring children into urgent care. Get the full course, learn at your pace, and use the workbooks and review formats to make each lesson count.
Pediatric expertise. Urgent care perspective.
Faculty from PM Pediatric Care bring experience in pediatric emergency medicine, urgent care, and medical education to a course built around practical clinical reasoning for your pediatric patients.
More than 25 years of experience in pediatric emergency medicine and urgent care, with leadership in research, simulation, and fellowship education.
Nikhil Shah, MD, is the Research Director for the Division of Pediatric Emergency Medicine and Director of the Simulation Program for the Department of Pediatrics at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center, where he formerly served as Director of the Fellowship Training Program in Pediatric Emergency Medicine. Dr. Shah has spoken and taught at regional and national conferences, including leading the pediatric track at the Urgent Care Association’s annual convention. He is published in peer-reviewed journals and has authored numerous review articles and textbook chapters.
More than 20 years of experience in pediatric emergency medicine and urgent care.
Eric Weinberg, MD, completed his pediatric residency and fellowship training in pediatric emergency medicine at NYU Langone Health and Bellevue Hospital Center. He has served as Director of the Pediatric Emergency Simulation Program at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center and at Maria Fareri Children’s Hospital. Dr. Weinberg has presented at regional and national conferences and published in peer-reviewed journals.
Accredited continuing medical education
Build your pediatric urgent care knowledge while earning CME credit, with a test available for each module.
Accreditation: EB Medicine is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education for physicians.
AMA Credit Designation: EB Medicine designates this internet enduring material for a maximum of 5.25 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.
AOA Credit Designation: The Pediatric Urgent Care Playbook is eligible for 5.25 Category 2-B credit hours by the American Osteopathic Association.
Everything you need to know
Find quick answers about access, flexibility, included formats, and group enrollment.
The course is designed for clinicians who care for children in urgent care. Clinicians in emergency and primary care settings may also find the focus on common pediatric presentations relevant to their practice.
You’ll have lifetime access to the course, so you can return to the lessons and resources whenever you need a refresher.
Yes. Your progress is saved, allowing you to stop at any point and resume where you left off.
Each module includes a video, workbook, audio file, transcript, and CME test. Workbooks include summaries, key tables, clinical pathways, Knowledge Check questions and answer keys, and space for notes. Interactive clinical pathways are also available in selected modules.
The 10 modules offer a total of 5.25 CME credits. Credit amounts vary by module, and each module has its own CME test. See the CME and accreditation section for the credit designation statements.
Yes. Inquire about special group pricing for clinicians at your urgent care group or organization.
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