PACE Council is an internationally recognised CME accreditation and programme delivery body supporting medical professionals, healthcare workers, and clinical educators in maintaining licensure, deepening clinical knowledge, and advancing patient care standards. Our CME programmes are designed around real-world clinical relevance — not just compliance.
Whether you’re a clinician fulfilling annual licensure requirements, a hospital L&D team building clinical competency programmes, or a medical association seeking to offer accredited education – PACE Council provides end-to-end CME solutions that are rigorous, accessible, and clinically meaningful.
PACE Council applies internationally aligned standards to every CME programme we accredit and deliver. Our quality framework ensures that CME activities are educationally sound, free from commercial bias, and directly tied to measurable improvements in clinical practice.
PACE Council CME certificates are respected by professional associations, employers, and licensing bodies across 40+ countries. Your learning is verifiable, portable, and professionally credible.
Whether you prefer self-paced online learning, live virtual workshops, in-person intensives, or blended programmes — PACE Council CME fits around your professional life, not the other way around.
Our digital CME Portfolio makes it easy to record structured and unstructured learning, generate CME reports, and meet annual submission requirements for any professional body — in minutes, not hours.
Choose the plan that fits your learning needs and CME credit requirements.
CME refers to educational activities that help medical and healthcare professionals maintain, develop, and improve the knowledge, skills, and professional performance they need to provide high-quality care to patients. It is often a mandatory requirement for maintaining medical licensure and specialist registration.
Requirements vary by country and licensing body. Most medical councils require between 20–50 CME credits annually. PACE Council programmes are designed to help you meet a wide range of jurisdictional requirements — our CME advisors can guide you on what applies in your region.
Our CME programmes are structured to align with internationally recognised CME standards. We recommend confirming specific acceptance with your local medical council or specialist board. Our advisors can assist with this verification process.
We offer a full range of CME formats: self-paced online modules, live virtual webinars, case-based learning, clinical simulations, journal clubs, and structured reflective practice activities — covering both formal and performance improvement CME.
Yes. PACE Council follows strict independence and disclosure policies. All CME content is developed free from commercial bias, and any relevant financial relationships are disclosed transparently to learners in line with international CME standards.
Digital certificates are issued instantly upon completion of any PACE Council CME activity. Your certificate is also added automatically to your running CME transcript in your learner profile.
Yes. Your PACE Council learner account includes a complete CME Transcript that records all completed activities, credit hours, dates, and activity types. It can be downloaded as a formatted PDF or shared as a verified digital link.
Yes. In addition to doctors and surgeons, our CME programmes are available for nurses, pharmacists, physiotherapists, clinical psychologists, dentists, and other allied health professionals — each with discipline-specific learning tracks.
Absolutely. We work with healthcare institutions to co-develop, deliver, and accredit custom CME programmes. Contact our institutional partnerships team to discuss how PACE Council can support your organisation’s clinical education goals.
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