This is the complete syllabus for our AAPA Category 1 CME program for physician assistants. Each module below lists the topics it covers and the AAPA Category 1 credit hours it awards. Every module is available on its own, or together through Total Program Access (up to 468.75 AAPA Category 1 credits). Jump to any course:
Twelve organ-system modules, mapped to the same framework PAs are tested and recertified on. Every question includes a written rationale and cited sources. Combined, the specialty modules award 268.75 AAPA Category 1 credits.
Ischemic and structural heart disease, arrhythmias and conduction, heart failure, valvular disease, hypertension and lipids, and vascular emergencies. View the Cardiology CME package →
Papulosquamous and eczematous disease, infections and infestations, benign and malignant neoplasms, drug eruptions, and dermatologic emergencies. View the Dermatology CME package →
Cardiac and neurologic emergencies; shock, sepsis and trauma; toxicology; and abdominal and vascular emergencies. View the Emergency Medicine CME package →
Primary care across the lifespan: chronic disease management, preventive care and screening, common acute presentations, and office procedures. View the Family Medicine CME package →
Cardiopulmonary disease; GI, renal and endocrine disorders; and infectious disease, hematology, rheumatology and geriatrics. View the Internal Medicine CME package →
Stroke and intracranial hemorrhage, seizure and CNS infection, headache and neuro-ophthalmology, and neuromuscular, spinal cord and cranial nerve disorders. View the Neurology CME package →
Prenatal and obstetric care, labor and delivery, menstrual and gynecologic disorders, and obstetric and gynecologic emergencies. View the OB/GYN CME package →
Fractures and dislocations, joint and soft-tissue injury, and the most common musculoskeletal complaints in primary and urgent care. View the Orthopedics CME package →
Neonatal and infant care, common pediatric infections and illnesses, developmental milestones, and pediatric emergencies. View the Pediatrics CME package →
Drug classes and mechanisms, dosing, interactions and adverse effects, and prescribing across organ systems. View the Pharmacology CME package →
Mood and anxiety disorders, psychotic and substance-use disorders, and psychiatric emergencies and psychopharmacology. View the Psychiatry CME package →
Walk-in acute illness, minor trauma, in-clinic procedures, and sick-versus-not-sick triage, organized into three clusters: respiratory, ENT and infectious complaints; musculoskeletal injury, wounds and procedures; and abdominal and GU, dermatology and allergy, pediatrics and red-flag triage. View the Urgent Care CME package →
A complete review of all 15 body systems on the NCCPA PANRE blueprint: 10+ hours of high-yield video lectures, 2,500+ board-style questions with cited explanations, and downloadable slides. View the PANRE Review Course →
Three full-length, 240-question practice exams (720 questions total) written to the NCCPA PANRE/PANRE-LA content blueprint, in the same 5-answer format as the real exam, with detailed explanations for every question. View the PANRE & PANRE-LA Review Exams →
Total Program Access bundles every module above into a single purchase — up to 468.75 AAPA Category 1 CME credits, enough to cover more than one certification cycle. View Total Program Access →