Is AI training for physicians eligible for CME?
CME is not currently offered unless a session explicitly states otherwise. Do not assume this training carries CME credit.
Audience training
AI Training for Physicians: Practical, Safe AI for Clinical Work
AI training for physicians is hands-on education on responsible clinical AI use, led by Augusta Uwah, MD, MPH, in person across Indianapolis and central Indiana or virtually nationwide.
Who this is for
This training is for physicians, medical groups, practice leaders and Physician Advisors who want to understand AI in the context of clinical work. It is appropriate for beginners and mixed-experience groups. The starting point is a task you already recognize, not a requirement to learn programming or adopt a particular product.
A group can focus on documentation support, patient-facing drafts or the administrative work surrounding care. Bring questions about where AI might help and where it should not be used. Avoid bringing identifiable patient records to an educational session; fictional scenarios allow the discussion to remain practical without exposing sensitive information.
What participants learn
The AI for Physicians session explores clinical documentation, patient communication and diagnostic workflow support. The emphasis is on understanding and reviewing assistance, not delegating a clinical decision to a general-purpose model. These six skills connect everyday work with a consistent human review process.
- Draft a note structure or organize a fictional clinical narrative, then inspect it for omitted details, invented findings and unsupported conclusions.
- Create a patient communication draft in plain language from approved educational information, then review accuracy, tone and readability before sharing.
- Summarize supplied literature or guideline passages, distinguish the source from the model’s interpretation and verify recommendations in the original publication.
- Organize administrative tasks such as meeting agendas, policy summaries and correspondence drafts without entering patient-identifying or confidential material.
- Evaluate AI output for accuracy, bias and uncertainty, including fabricated citations and assumptions that may not fit the clinical context.
- Recognize data boundaries, never enter PHI into non-approved tools, and follow organizational policies and HIPAA requirements before using any clinical information.
Session formats
AI for Physicians is a 60 to 90 minute session. AI as Your Personal Assistant is a 45 to 60 minute hands-on session for writing, research, scheduling and problem-solving. The appropriate focus can be discussed when you request training for your medical group.
Workshops are available in person across Indianapolis and central Indiana or virtually nationwide. For a private session, use the homepage request form to share your audience, preferred workshop and format. Public dates, when available, are listed on the bookings page; choose a date, reserve a spot and look for the confirmation email with a cancel link.
Responsible AI: verify, protect and keep people involved
AI can produce confident answers that are inaccurate, incomplete or biased. A fluent draft is not evidence. Check factual claims against original sources, inspect assumptions and decide whether the output fits the people it will affect. Ask what is missing, whose perspective is absent and who should review the work before it is shared.
Never enter PHI or confidential information into non-approved tools. Follow your organization's policies and, in healthcare settings, HIPAA requirements. A paid account or privacy setting alone does not establish approval for patient data. Use fictional examples during practice and ask your organization's appropriate teams which tools and uses are permitted.
Sessions are educational and are not medical, legal or compliance advice. Participants should follow their organization's policies. Keep a human responsible for the final work, and do not use AI-generated text as a substitute for professional judgment, qualified advice or an established review process.
Why physician-led: meet Augusta
Augusta Uwah, MD, MPH is a board-certified internist and Physician Advisor, a practicing hospital medicine physician in Indianapolis, and a CPPD-accredited AI consultant. She is Founder & CEO of Clinefficiency Pro LLC, a physician-led healthcare AI company based in Carmel, Indiana.
Certified in Physical AI, Agentic AI, and AI Evaluation in Healthcare, Harvard Data Science Initiative. Augusta is a 2026 Women To Watch Honoree, Black Leaders Worldwide. Her clinical perspective keeps the discussion focused on real work, responsible use and the judgment people bring to every task.
Frequently asked questions
Will this training cover HIPAA and patient privacy?
Yes, patient privacy and responsible data handling are part of the discussion. Never enter PHI into non-approved tools, follow HIPAA and your organization’s policies, and seek qualified guidance for compliance decisions.
Do physicians need technical experience?
No, prior AI or coding experience is not required. The session starts with practical tasks and the limitations of AI-generated content.
Can you train our whole medical group?
Yes, organizations can request a private session. Share the group’s roles, audience size and preferred focus through the homepage request form.
Is the training in person in Indianapolis?
Yes, workshops are available in person across Indianapolis and central Indiana. Virtual sessions are available nationwide.
Can AI make clinical decisions for us?
No, this training does not position AI as a replacement for clinical judgment. Physicians remain responsible for verifying information and following established clinical processes.
Will we work with real patient records?
Use fictional scenarios for educational practice, not identifiable patient records. Any use of clinical information must follow approved tools, HIPAA requirements and organizational policies.