Continuing Education at NCNM
Hello and welcome to the National College of Natural Medicine’s Continuing Education department. Our goal is to provide excellent continuing to naturopathic doctors, classical Chinese medicine practitioners and allied health care practitioners. NCNM is also a source for trusted public health and wellness education provided by leaders in the field of natural medicine.
Registration:
Registration for CE is now online! To see our current list of classes, please click here. Remember to register early for the classes that interest you. Many have class size limitations. Same-day registration is not encouraged.
If you have questions about CE registration, please email ceregister@ncnm.edu or call 503 552-1701. If you would like to stop by, we are located in Suite 300 in the Broadcast Building in Portland, OR, across the street from the Ross Island campus. Appointments are encouraged.
DVD and Video:
We will no longer be offering rental CE on DVD or video tape. Instead, we will be offering CE DVD’s for sale in the NCNM bookstore. Thank you for your patience as we transfer to this new system. Our goal is to have these available for sale starting September 2008.
Grand Rounds:
Grand Rounds are offered as continuing education and are free to Alumni Association members. If you are a graduate of NCNM and would like to sign up for this and other benefits, please click here (link coming soon). To view the Grand Rounds schedule, click here.
Become a CE provider (previously known as room rental):
NCNM is the oldest accredited naturopathic college in North America with some of the world’s leaders in natural health care as members of our faculty. Our student body consists of some of the brightest minds and conscientious healers in the world. We are an excellent venue for continuing education. If you would like to inquire about teaching a continuing education course on campus or in association with NCNM elsewhere in the United States or Canada, please contact Dr. Marnie Loomis, Director of Continuing Education at mloomis@ncnm.edu or call 503 552-1625.