AI in Medicine Upskilling Courses
2026 Intro to AI in Medicine: Practical Issues for Clinicians (Fall)
Registration Deadline: October 8, 2026
Who this course is for: Clinicians, physicians and allied health professionals.
This weekend mini-course is perfect for busy clinicians who want to understand what AI can and can’t do in a clinical setting. This course demystifies core concepts and shows you practical examples of AI in action, from diagnostic imaging to patient monitoring. This course is fully accredited by the CFPC, RCPSC, AMA, and EUMS.
2026 Introduction to AI for Residents & Fellows (Fall)
Discounted Deadline: October 8, 2026
Final Deadline: November 15, 2026
Who this course is for: Medical residents and fellows.
This weekend mini-course offers practical, hands-on exposure to the tools, opportunities, and implications of AI in your medical training and future research. You’ll leave with strategies to improve productivity and insights into the role AI will play in shaping your specialty. This course focuses on practical AI applications rather than developing AI tools. No coding experience is required.
2027 AI in Practice for Nurses Weekend Mini-Course (Winter)
Registration Deadline: Jan. 17, 2027
Who this course is for: Nurses, nurse practitioners, and nursing students.
AI is rapidly becoming part of nursing practice, from clinical decision support to everyday productivity. This practical course introduces you to the fundamentals of AI and shows how emerging tools are used in healthcare and nursing. You’ll learn how to use AI tools effectively, assess their strengths and limitations, and consider important issues such as patient safety, privacy, bias and responsible use. You’ll leave better prepared to evaluate AI technologies and understand how they may shape the future of nursing practice. No coding experience is required.
2027 AI in Practice for Residents & Fellows Weekend Mini-Course (Winter)
Discounted Deadline: March 12, 2027
Registration Deadline: April 11, 2027
Who this course is for: Medical residents and fellows.
T-CAIREM's two-day, online mini-course is designed to help Residents and Fellows understand how artificial intelligence is already being used in clinical practice—and how to use and evaluate these tools safely and effectively during training and throughout their careers.