Ask any PA which section quietly costs them the most points — on a board exam or in daily practice — and pharmacology is near the top of the list. Drug classes evolve, interactions multiply, and the details (mechanisms, contraindications, monitoring, black-box warnings) are exactly the kind of thing that fades between the exam that tested it and the patient in front of you today. The Pharmacology Review Course from CME Review Courses is a deliberate, high-yield reset on all of it.
Focused, certifiable, and current
This course is an AAPA Category 1 Self-Assessment CME activity worth 12 hours of credit, built around the medications and drug classes you’re most likely to be tested on and most likely to prescribe. It’s organized by system and class, so you can reinforce the whole picture or drill the areas you know are soft — and the credit posts as documented Category 1 CME you can log toward certification. It pairs naturally with recertification prep: if you’re already working through board review, a dedicated pharmacology pass is the single highest-leverage way to lift a weak content area, and here it does double duty as CME.
The same gift-card add-on applies
Like our other CME packages, the Pharmacology Review Course lets you add an Amazon or Apple gift card to your order — $100 to $1,500. If you have an employer CME allowance that resets every year, this is a clean way to spend money you’d otherwise forfeit and get part of it back as a gift card you actually keep. The course is $399.99 with 30 months of access, and the gift-card add-on is yours to size.
Pharmacology rewards the people who review it before the stakes are high. Whether you’re prepping for the PANRE, closing out a CME cycle, or just want to feel current the next time you weigh an anticoagulant or an antibiotic, twelve focused hours here pays off well beyond the credit.
