IIAIM offers practical, evidence-based education. Our programs prepare clinicians, researchers and engineers to understand, evaluate and apply artificial intelligence in medicine.
Our approach
Clinical AI is only as sound as the judgment of the people who use it. Our programs therefore teach the skills that matter in practice. Learners examine how AI systems are built and how investigators measure their performance. They learn where these systems fail and how to use them safely and fairly. Practicing clinicians and technical experts design every program together.
Who our programs serve
- Physicians and other clinicians
- Medical students and trainees
- Researchers
- Biomedical engineers and data scientists
- Hospitals and universities
Learning formats
- Online courses: Self-paced modules with short videos, readings, clinical case studies and knowledge checks.
- Learning pathways: Sequenced courses that lead from foundations to specialist topics.
- Live workshops and webinars: Interactive sessions with faculty, including critical appraisal of new AI studies.
- Hands-on labs: Guided coding exercises with public, de-identified datasets for engineers and data scientists.
- Institutional training: Programs tailored for hospital and university teams.
Core curriculum themes
- Foundations of artificial intelligence and machine learning for clinicians
- Appraisal of AI evidence: diagnostic accuracy, bias and study design
- AI in medical imaging, pathology and cardiology
- Large language models in clinical practice
- Fairness, bias and health equity
- Regulation, patient safety and postmarket surveillance
- Ethics, privacy and data governance
- Implementation: clinical workflow, human-AI teaming and change management
Certificates and continuing education credit
Participants who complete a program’s requirements receive an IIAIM certificate of completion. The certificate confirms that you took part and passed the program’s assessments. It is not a professional certification or license.
Unless a program page states otherwise, IIAIM programs do not carry CME or CPD credit. When credit is offered, the program page names the accredited provider and shows the official credit statement.
For hospitals and universities
IIAIM designs training for clinical teams, faculty and trainees. Programs range from introductory sessions to in-depth courses on the evaluation of AI before adoption. Please contact us to discuss your institution’s needs.
Frequently asked questions
Who can enroll?
IIAIM programs are open to participants aged 18 years and older.
Do I need programming experience?
Most clinician programs require none. Each program page lists its prerequisites. Technical labs state the programming skills they assume.
Are programs online?
Most programs are online, so learners anywhere can take part. Each live session lists its time with the time zone.
How much do programs cost?
Each program page lists its fees.
Will I receive CME or CPD credit?
You will receive credit only when a program page says so and names the accredited provider. Otherwise, you receive a certificate of completion.
Can my institution enroll a group?
Yes. Please contact us to arrange group enrollment or a tailored program.