I’m a PA in pulmonary medicine and need to finish 20 CME hours by December; what courses have sharpened your chronic lung disease management — spirometry interpretation, inhaler technique coaching, GOLD 2024 updates, and ambulatory oxygen titration? Extra points for case-based modules I can apply in our Tuesday morning COPD clinic.
I snagged one of those “verified remote opportunities” last month by sending a 2‑minute demo lesson and a one‑page CE outline; set job alerts and apply within 24 hours because postings disappear fast. Just make sure the contract pays for prep time — some remote gigs label you as a contractor and don’t cover it. It’s like suturing: clean, quick, and you’re done.
And i got two callbacks for remote teaching last week by applying within an hour (your “apply promptly” note is dead-on) and attaching a 1‑page mini‑syllabus plus an unlisted Loom demo; free tools were fine: https://www.loom.com. , a few “verified” roles still wanted weekend live blocks, so I asked for a recorded‑first trial lesson as an alternative — worked once; anyone else seeing postings vanish in under a day?
Did the CHEST e-Learning COPD pathway this fall — case vignettes hit ambulatory O2 titration, spirometry pitfalls, and GOLD 2024, plus solid inhaler-teaching demos; I knocked out about 12 CME in a weekend: https://www.chestnet.org/education/e-learning. It’s paid, but worth it; do you need free options instead?
I knocked out most of my December hours with the ATS “Spirometry for Healthcare Providers” course at thoracic.org/spirometry, and the interpretation pitfalls plus inhaler-teaching demos translated well to our Tuesday COPD clinic. The “ambulatory oxygen titration” content is light, so I paired it with a short AARC module. Do you want something more GOLD 2024–heavy, or would a spirometry-first refresh get you to 20 faster?