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Clinician Partners Program

We are especially interested in supporting the learning needs of rural clinicians and urban clinicians serving the needs of minority elders. Our Clinician Partners Program (CPP), funded by “Satellite” grants from the National Institute on Aging, is a 3-day mini-residency in Alzheimer’s disease diagnosis, treatment and care. CPP trainees come to St. Louis and participate in didactic training, clinical observation, and hands-on workshop activities. Physicians, advanced practice nurses, and physician assistants are the primary targets for the CPP and are encouraged to apply. Those accepted for CPP training receive an all-expense-paid experience, including travel/lodging and up to 20 hours of AMA Category 1 CME credit.

Download a sample training schedule

Download the CPP Application (rural clinician from Missouri and surrounding states may apply)

E-mail questions about our professional training programs to Jennifer Phillips (314-286-2882).

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