Webinars and Online Training
Webinars and online trainings offer easily accessible learning opportunities that allow participants to learn conveniently from any location.
For upcoming webinars and training, please visit the Alzheimer's Program event calendar.
Find links to previous webinars on our Past Webinars page.
NEW Clinical Dementia Training Series
The Indian Health Service (IHS) is offering training sessions to help improve how teams screen for dementia. Training will help staff find early signs, make a diagnosis, and support ongoing care for American Indian and Alaska Native people. This training series will help primary care providers in IHS, tribal, and urban clinics recognize and evaluate memory concerns. It will also cover how to diagnose mild cognitive impairment or dementia, review treatment, and support continued care in ways that respect cultural values.
Register for Primary Care Providers Core Sessions
Session 1: Detect, Evaluate, and Diagnose Cognitive Symptoms
Jaqueline Raetz, MD, UW, Department of Family Medicine
Monday, February 2, 2026, 12:00 PM ET
Session 2: Discuss a Diagnosis and Set a Plan
Jaqueline Raetz, MD, UW, Department of Family Medicine
Thursday, February 5, 2026, 12:00 PM ET
Session 3: Managing Dementia as it Progresses
Barak Gaster, MD, UW, Department of Internal Medicine
Wednesday, February 11, 2026, 12:00 PM ET
Online Training
The following listings may offer Continuing Education Units (CEUs), such as Continuing Medical Education (CME) and Continuing Dental Education (CDEs).
Alzheimer's Association – CME is offered on Alzheimer's and dementia courses, including free CEU options. These are designed to help doctors, radiologists, neurologists, nurses, advanced practice nurses, physician assistants, psychiatrists, and other clinicians stay up to date in the field.
HRSA Dementia Training Curriculum – HRSA's comprehensive dementia training curriculum provides a module-based overview of dementia, including the needs of caregivers. Each module includes a presentation, references, and a faculty guide. CEUs are currently available but may be discontinued during a period of curriculum update and revision.
TRAIN Learning Network – TRAIN is a national training network offering learning opportunities for more than 2 million health professionals. It features online learning developed by the VA, CDC, and other organizations. Participants can find available courses by searching for "dementia" or "Alzheimer's" in their course catalog . CME/CEUs are available.
Dental Courses – The IHS Continuing Dental Education site offers a catalog of CDE for IHS, tribal, urban, and contract dental personnel only. The CDE catalog includes two Alzheimer's focused courses, which may be found by searching for "dementia" in the catalog key word search. Users must have or create a login to access this content.
