How It All Began

I have always struggled with traditional learning.  I grew up thinking I was stupid because I had a learning disability – dyslexia.  My mind switches letters and numbers.  I didn’t graduate high school on time because my grades were so poor.  Then I entered the United States Marine Corps and was deployed to Desert Storm, where lives depended on my ability to learn, understand and execute.  I learned how to learn in the sands of Kuwait.  As I began a medical career as a emergency medicine physician assistant (PA) where lives depended on my ability to learn, understand and execute, I saw how traditional CME shared knowledge and realized that there had to be a more effective way.  CME4LIFE offers learning that is “sticky,” meaning you learn deeply and apply clinically.  I call it “active engagement learning.”  Over the past two decades I have taught countless medical providers to become more efficient and provide better patient care.  It’s my passion and my calling.