Skin, Bones, Hearts & Private Parts Expands On-Demand CME Options for Healthcare Professionals

Skin, Bones, Hearts & Private Parts, a leading provider of continuing medical education, has expanded its on-demand CME offerings to provide healthcare professionals with convenient access to educational content without requiring travel. The organization's on-demand platform features expert speakers who present case studies and updates across multiple medical specialties including Cardiology and Emergency Medicine, Dermatology, Diabetes, Obesity, Orthopedics, Pharmacology/Pain Management and Women's Health.

The Best of the Best 2025 On-demand CME package offers nurse practitioners, physician assistants, registered nurses, and physicians the opportunity to earn 29.25 CME Credit Hours with 7 prescription hours included. This comprehensive package contains 22 video courses from 11 presenters and remains valid until August 15, 2027. According to Chuck Dillehay, creator of Skin, Bones, Hearts & Private Parts, the on-demand options are extremely popular with healthcare professionals who need quick and uncomplicated access to information that helps them advance their knowledge while learning from trusted experts who deliver content in an engaging manner.

A new Encore Virtual Event Series provides four days of content derived from three in-person 2025 conferences, offering users an immersive learning experience that puts them "in the room" through case studies, updates, and hands-on demonstrations. This series provides up to 39 CME Credit Hours with 12.50 prescription hours available, with the first of three Encore Virtual Event Series scheduled for release on December 1. The organization also offers topic-specific on-demand CME courses that explore specialized medical issues, reflecting the diverse learning needs of modern healthcare professionals.

The topic-specific courses address critical areas in modern medicine, including heart failure management approaches that replace "failure" with "function" terminology, comprehensive management of cardio, kidney, and metabolic diseases, advanced exploration of chronic pain conditions, menopausal health management strategies, atypical hand, wrist, and finger injuries, and dermatological focus on skin cancer, sun exposure, and sunscreen effectiveness. Dillehay emphasized that the program's strength lies in customizing learning preferences, offering a full suite of options from in-person CME at vacation destinations to virtual and on-demand CME formats.

Since its founding in 2011, Skin, Bones, Hearts & Private Parts has established itself as one of the most popular and fastest-growing medical education events in the country, with 21,000 healthcare professionals having participated in their programs. These practitioners have learned from 125 speakers at 78 CME conference sites, collectively earning more than 500,000 CME credit hours. The expansion of on-demand options addresses the practical constraints faced by healthcare professionals, recognizing that life is short and budgets are limited while ensuring they can make the most of their CME or continuing education experience. Additional information about the CME conferences is available at https://SkinBonesCME.com.