The most undertreated transition in women’s health doesn’t require a specialty referral — it requires a clinician who is prepared. This 12-hour module delivers a complete, stage-by-stage clinical framework, built by practicing midwives for the realities of your patient panel.
Next cohort opens — May 31, 2026
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Each unit maps to a specific, measurable clinical competency. By completion you will be able to demonstrate each of the following in your practice — not just describe them on a quiz.
The curriculum follows the clinical arc of the patient journey from earliest transition signals through the long-tail postmenopausal years — the phase most clinicians feel least equipped to manage.
Perimenopause begins years before the final menstrual period, but clinicians are trained to recognize only its endpoint. This unit builds a pattern-recognition framework for the years when interventions have the greatest impact and patients most need a prepared clinician.
The evidence for hormone therapy is stronger than most clinicians were taught, and guidance has evolved significantly since the WHI. This unit provides a direct, current prescribing framework and teaches you to read the literature critically — and to counsel patients without hedging every sentence.
Hot flashes are the symptom patients report first — but sleep disruption, cognitive change, mood instability, joint pain, and genitourinary atrophy are the symptoms they live with longest. This unit covers the full symptom complex with the clinical detail needed to actually address it.
The decades after the final menstrual period carry the greatest long-term health risk but receive the least clinical attention. This unit prepares you to counsel patients on cardiovascular, skeletal, and metabolic health during the years they will spend most of their lives navigating.
The science only helps patients when clinicians can communicate it. This unit provides language, frameworks, and real scripts for the menopause conversation — written for the 12-minute visit, tested in actual practice, and grounded in shared decision-making principles.
Learning that sticks requires more than video. Each format in this module addresses a different part of how skilled clinicians actually build lasting confidence.
Five voice-over PowerPoint units delivered through a clean learning portal. Work through them in sequence or jump to what your practice needs this week. Each unit is bookmarked, searchable, and yours for life.
Live facilitated case reviews with your cohort, led by the module instructors. Real clinical scenarios, integrated polls, and structured discussion that rewards participation over perfect answers. All sessions are recorded for async review.
The learning doesn’t stop at week 14. Enrollees join a moderated clinical forum where members share implementation wins, troubleshoot patient scenarios, and continue building the practice they came to create.
This module was designed and taught by three certified nurse-midwives who spend their clinical weeks doing exactly what they are teaching you to do. The curriculum is current because they are current.
DNP, CNM, MSCP, FACNM
Lori leads Units 01 and 02, drawing on full-time clinical practice with a specific focus on midlife and gynecologic care. As a Menopause Society Certified Practitioner, she brings both current evidence and real patient language to the pharmacotherapy unit.
DNP, CNM, MSCP, FACNM
Jennifer designed Unit 05 and facilitates the CBL sessions. Her expertise in systems quality improvement and her published work on mentorship directly informs how this module translates clinical knowledge into practice-level change.
CNM, MSCP, RNFA
Heather leads Units 03 and 04 covering the full symptom complex and postmenopausal care. Having transitioned to GYN-only practice in 2024, her curriculum reflects what clinicians encounter when they commit to menopause care as a specialty.
“Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet. I finally had the language for the hormone therapy conversation I had been avoiding for two years. My patients noticed the difference within a month.”
“Lorem ipsum — the CBL sessions alone were worth enrolling. Hearing how other clinicians handle these conversations in their practices gave me more confidence than anything I had read in a journal.”
“Lorem ipsum — I have done a lot of CE. This one actually changed how I practice. The postmenopause unit made me realize I had been under-serving this population for years.”
Lorem ipsum — this module is designed for licensed healthcare providers who see perimenopausal or postmenopausal patients in a clinical setting and want a structured, current framework for that care. It is best suited for CNMs, NPs, and PAs, though family medicine and internal medicine physicians expanding their menopause scope will find it equally applicable.
Lorem ipsum — the self-paced content averages roughly one hour per week over the 14-week cohort. CBL sessions are 60–90 minutes each and meet bi-weekly. Total investment is approximately 12–15 hours over the cohort window, not including optional community participation.
Lorem ipsum — CE approval is currently pending through [certifying body placeholder]. Credits are expected to apply toward recertification for CNMs (AMCB), NPs (ANCC), and PAs (NCCPA). This page will be updated when approvals are confirmed, and enrolled participants will be notified directly.
Lorem ipsum — CBL sessions are live, facilitated discussions built around anonymized clinical cases. Integrated polls keep participation low-stakes — you respond in real time without being required to speak. The goal is better thinking, not right answers. All sessions are recorded and available within 24 hours.
Lorem ipsum — yes. Video content, downloadable materials, CBL recordings, and the community forum are all accessible indefinitely after enrollment. The only time-limited element is live CBL attendance, which is specific to your cohort window.
Lorem ipsum — yes, group pricing is available for practices enrolling three or more clinicians, and institutional licensing is available for health systems. Contact contact@excellenceingyn.com with your practice name and expected enrollment size for a custom quote.
Enrollment in the next cohort is limited. Join the waitlist to secure your place, receive the full program guide, and get early notification when registration opens — along with a monthly clinical letter from the founding team.