Maine Constituent Chapter to the American Academy of Physician Associates
Portland, ME
March 13th - 14th, 2026
Upcoming Events
On-Demand CE Activities
In CCM Academy, the faculty review the pathophysiology and management of the critically ill patient including ventilator management, ARDS, acid-base, sepsis syndrome, CV emergencies and POCUS.
Clinical topics: Respiratory, Sepsis, Cardiovascular Disease, Acute Coronary Syndrome, Acute Heart Failure, Lung Cancer
Offers 22.0 CME credits (4.5 pharmacology)
Available until October 27, 2028
Engage with an interactive AI chatbot to sharpen diagnostic skills, explore cutting-edge treatments, and address disparities in migraine care.
Clinical topics: Migraine
Offers 1.0 CME credit
Available until October 30, 2026
In Cardiology Academy, the faculty reviews cardiac anatomy and pathophysiology, EKG interpretation, basic electrophysiology, pulmonary HTN, ischemic, valvular heart disease and ICU cardiology.
Clinical topics: Acute Coronary Syndrome, Acute Heart Failure, Acute Myocardial Infarction, Cardiovascular Disease, Heart Disease, PAH (Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension)
Offers 16.0 CME credits (5.5 pharmacology)
Available until October 27, 2028
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The Maine Association of Physician Assistants is open to communities of all backgrounds and is committed to providing exceptional and equitable care for our patients.
We recognize the inequalities and injustices that occur to patients and hope to eliminate that sense of hostility by amplifying their concerns and maintaining values of trust, respect, accountability, and compassion. MEAPA does not discriminate against healthcare workers, learners, and patients from diverse backgrounds that include but are not limited to race (including historical traits defined by protective hairstyles or traditional wear), gender identity, sexual orientation, socio-economic status, physical abilities, or religious and spiritual beliefs. We embrace all and hope to enhance the cultural awareness amongst providers to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion for our patients.