New Course: Beyond Injectables — Peptides, IVs, GLP-1s and the Wellness Frontier
If you’re offering peptides, IV therapy, or GLP-1 weight management, or thinking about it, you’ve probably noticed a problem. Almost everything being taught in this space is being taught by someone who’s selling something.
That’s the gap this course exists to close and offers 11.5 hours of ANCC or AMA Category 1 credit, plus 6.5 ANCC pharma hours. This is the course both the RN or NP and the medical director can both take for defensible training credit accepted
This Beyond Injectables module is a fully accredited CME course that treats these services the way real medicine treats them: as prescription therapies governed by federal law, state scope-of-practice rules, and the actual clinical evidence. Not the marketing. We walk through what’s legal, what’s proven, and where the two part ways, one compound and one bag at a time.
You’ll learn to answer the questions that decide whether a service is both defensible and effective for you and your patients.
- How to evaluate and dose peptides in a legal and compliant fashion.
- How to assemble and mix additives to the compliant IV hydration bag, and how to avoid the additives that could get you in trouble.
- How to provide a GLP-1 weight loss program, with detailed instructions on prescribing, escalating, tapering, and maintaining the medication along with the crucial lifestyle counseling that will set your results apart from the rest. Additional education on the new oral agents and how to convert shots to oral. We also discuss the latest on Retatrutide.
- What a real medical director relationship looks like, and how to spot one that presents risks to you and your license.
The details: Tentatively 11.5 CME credit hours (ANCC or AMA Category 1), including 6.5 ANCC pharmacotherapeutic hours. No commercial support. No sponsorship. Built from primary sources, FDA labeling, federal statute, peer-reviewed trials, and state board positions, by a board-certified physician who has taught this material for nearly two decades.
This is a fast-changing field, and this course will be updated periodically free of charge for your 2-year access period.
Credit begins September 1, 2026. Pre-order now at the introductory rate and begin learning from the free course preview before then.