FEMM offers medical management courses to medical providers. These courses equip medical providers with the tools they need to diagnose and treat underlying symptoms and conditions, with the aim of restoring health and ensuring hormonal balance. 

To become a FEMM Certified Medical Provider and to maintain that certification, the first step is to complete a Medical Management Intro Course, which is an on demand self-paced course worth 15 CME credits that focuses on the physiology and complexity of reproductive hormones and how they impact overall health. This course also introduces the provider to the FEMM Medical Management protocols. 

After completion of the Medical Management Intro course, the second step is for providers  to partake in the annual Medical Management Masterclass (worth 18 CME credits). In the Masterclass, providers receive in-depth training on how to use and implement the FEMM Medical Management protocols. Participants of the Masterclass will recieve science and evidence-based textbooks, diagnostic and treatment protocols for reproductive disorders, and ongoing network support for integration of the FEMM protocols and their approach into their own practice. 

After completion of the Masterclass, providers are eligible to participate in other Medical Management intensive courses that delve into themes such as PCOS, Ovarian Aging, and others. 

To maintain status as a FEMM Certified Medical Provider, you must take both the Medical Management Intro course again and attend the Medical Management Masterclass again at least  once every two years. If you have received certification within the last two years and are renewing your certification, you receive the Medical Management Intro for free (and are encouraged to review as needed) with purchase of the Medical Management Masterclass. |

FEMM Certified Medical Providers are encouraged to take the Masterclass every year, and required to take it at least once every two years. 

It is required to maintain FEMM certification status and ongoing support, providers are required to participate in a Medical Management course at least once every two years.

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