An accredited continuing education course designed to teach clinicians how to understand peptide therapy from a physiological and clinical perspective so they can approach it responsibly and confidently — grounded in mechanisms of action, safety considerations, and real-world clinical context.
Eligible for accredited continuing education credits across multiple healthcare professions, including physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, registered nurses, dietitians, pharmacists, and more.*
Enroll now to begin the accredited CME course immediately.
Webinar attendees will receive a special attendee discount (33% off) during the session.
If you are an MD or DO, you likely never received structured education on peptide signaling, receptor interaction, or clinical integration during medical training.
Yet today:
This creates uncertainty.
Not because you lack intelligence,
but because there is a gap in formal medical education.
This webinar was created to address that gap through accredited clinical education grounded in physiology and professional responsibility.
We’ll discuss why protocol-first training is insufficient and how understanding mechanisms of action, peptide signaling, and metabolic and cellular physiology changes the way you evaluate integration into practice.
You’ll learn how to think through:
This is structured education for responsible clinical understanding, not shortcuts.
You’ll see exactly how the full course, Peptide Therapy in Clinical Practice, is structured:
Designed specifically for licensed clinicians and healthcare providers.
This course is accredited for registered nurses, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, dietitians, pharmacists, and interprofessional continuing education participants.
Click here to view the official accreditation statement and claim credit: https://akhcme.com/content/peptide-therapy-clinical-practice
This course is separately accredited for physicians (MD/DO) for 5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ through IICME.
This webinar is designed for licensed healthcare professionals who:
This webinar is designed for licensed healthcare professionals including MDs, DOs, Nurse Practitioners, Physician Assistants, and other licensed providers involved in patient care. CME credits are awarded based on license eligibility.
This webinar is not for:
This is professional medical education.
It is designed for clinicians who want structured education grounded in physiology and responsible integration into practice.
This is an accredited CME course designed to teach clinicians how to understand peptide therapy from a physiological and clinical perspective so they can approach it responsibly and confidently.
Not trends.
Not marketing.
Not guesswork.
Structured clinical education.
Most available information is fragmented:
Forums
Podcasts
Social media summaries
Dosing sheets without full context
Research papers without clinical translation
This course teaches peptide therapy from the physiology level first — including mechanisms of action, receptor interaction, metabolic signaling, and safety considerations — before discussing clinical integration.
When you understand physiology, clinical decision-making becomes clearer.
You move from uncertainty to structure.
A structured reference to help you think through common next-step considerations such as legal context, sourcing, and practice integration.
Founder, Advera Care
Lauren Supra is a Registered Nurse and Board-Certified Functional Medicine Practitioner (BC-FMP), and the founder of Advera Care, a functional medicine and peptide therapy education company focused on accredited clinical training.
Her work in hospice nursing deeply shaped her perspective on physiology, metabolic dysfunction, and the importance of understanding root causes long before advanced decline occurs. Over time, she recognized a significant educational gap in peptide therapy — an area increasingly present in clinical conversations but rarely covered in medical training.
She created Peptide Therapy in Clinical Practice, an accredited Continuing Medical Education course, to provide licensed clinicians with structured education grounded in mechanisms of action, peptide signaling, safety considerations, and responsible integration into practice.
Lauren is also currently advancing her clinical training as a Family Nurse Practitioner candidate and continues to focus her work on physiology-based education for clinicians who value clarity, responsibility, and professional growth.
After attending the webinar, you will:
Understand why physiology-first education matters
See how structured clinical training reduces uncertainty
Know how to earn accredited CME credits
Learn how the Clinical Companion supports real-world integration
Understand how to approach peptide therapy responsibly and confidently
If you’ve been meaning to strengthen your understanding but haven’t found a responsible, accredited place to start, this is it.
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