This list includes CME activities that are not programmed or accredited by the AAAAI, but that may be of interest to AAAAI members or other healthcare providers working in allergy/immunology. Visit the organizations' sites to determine if CME/CE credit will be offered.

For more information about any of these activities, please contact the sponsoring organizations named in the session descriptions.

To request the addition of an event to this listing, please contact the AAAAI Education Staff at [email protected].

Events

Updates in Primary Immunodeficiency 2026
September 18-19, 2026
Cleveland, OH and live stream

BSACI 2026 UK Conference
Oct 11-16, 2026
Wales, UK

Online or Ongoing

AAMC Leadership Education and Development (LEAD) Certificate Program
The Association of American Medical Colleges is accepting applications for a new cohort of participants in the LEAD Certificate Program. Designed for early- to mid-career faculty, the program provides a firm foundation in the best practices and recognized theoretical models of effective educational leadership that are key to advancing medical education at all levels.  Participants (Fellows) gain knowledge, skills, values, and real-life application that faculty and professionals in academic medicine need to be successful educational leaders. For more information and to apply, visit the LEAD Certificate Program webpage.

American Lung Association Asthma Educator Institute
The American Lung Association Asthma Educator Institute is a two-day preparatory course for those qualified to take the National Asthma Educator Certification Board (NAECB) examination. Developed in January 2003, the Asthma Educator Institute was recently updated to reflect the National Asthma Education and Prevention Program Expert Panel Report 3: Guidelines for the Diagnosis and Management of Asthma. Visit the ALA website for more information.

Clinical Advances in Allergy Management
Clinical Advances in Allergy Management is a Medscape website that offers a unique collection of educational activities delivered by leading experts in the field designed to address the challenges of allergy management: selecting the most effective treatment approach, improving patient adherence to treatment, and utilizing the latest available therapies. Visit Medscape to review the resources currently available.

Disagreeing Better Toolkit for Clinicians and Care Teams
The Disagreeing Better course was developed by Dr. Julia Minson with funding from the CDC and is meant to improve the value of interactions between clinicians and vaccine hesitant patients. Though it was developed to address vaccine hesitancy, the course would be relevant for any difficult conversations that clinicians have with patients and is based on her years of research on conflict as a professor at Harvard University. The course is made up of nine brief interactive modules. It is offered free of charge and up to 1.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits are available.

Food Allergy Research & Education (FARE)
Pediatric Food Allergy is an exclusive course on Nutrition and Care for IgE- and Non-IgE-Mediated Food Allergies. This is a 9-month course that covers the prevention, diagnosis and management of IgE-mediated and non-IgE-mediated pediatric food allergies. Upon completion of this course, healthcare professionals will hold a FARE Certificate of Training in Pediatric Food Allergy. The Pediatric Food Allergy Course Awards 60.0 CPEUs in accordance with the Commission on Dietetic Registration's CPEU Prior Approval Program are available.

Navigating Food Allergy Treatments: Finding the Right Fit for Your Patient 
This one hour video provided by the University of Texas Southwestern is meant for allergist exploring treatment options for food allergies. 

SHEA Online Education Center  
The Penicillin Allergy Management - Removing Barriers to Optimal Antibiotic Prescribing course was developed by Dr. Cosby Stone, Dr. Sarah Kabbani, Dr. Tanaya Bhowmick, Dr. Rebecca Choudhury, Dr. Jumy (Olajumoke) Fadugba, Dr. Autumn Guyer, Dr. Jason Trubiano, Dr. Melinda Neuhauser, Dr. Jamie Wagner & Dr. Rebekah Wrenn with funding from the CDC. This course is for healthcare providers who manage patients with penicillin allergy labels. In this course, learners will gain experience in penicillin allergy history taking, risk assessment using validated instruments, penicillin allergy testing and delabeling. The course is made up of three brief interactive modules. It is offered free of charge and up to 2.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits are available. 

Talking COPD LIVE: Interactive Clinical Challenge – Level Up Your COPD Management
Speakers: Sonali Bose, MD and Mei Lan Han, MD
Dr. Bose and Dr. Han present key clinical findings in COPD Management. This activity includes four modules:  COPD Management, Highlights from 2025 Conferences and Publications, Persistent Dyspnea Despite Guideline-based Therapy (Case Review) & Recurrent Exacerbations in Biomarker-defined Subgroup (Case Review).