2nd Cleveland Clinic Gut Insights for APPs and PCPs/10th EndoNurse & EndoTech Course
Cleveland Clinic Florida is pleased to present the 2nd Cleveland Clinic Gut Insights for APPs & PCPs / 10th EndoNurse & EndoTech Course. This one-day course is designed to deliver the latest knowledge and best practices in gastroenterology. Together, two complementary tracks provide a comprehensive, team-based educational experience that advances knowledge, skill and collaboration in digestive health.
Track 1: Gut Insights for APPs & PCPs
Track 1 is designed to provide advanced practice providers and primary care providers with practical, evidence-based updates on the evaluation and management of common liver diseases encountered in everyday clinical practice. Through expert led presentations and case-based discussions, participants will enhance their knowledge of the diagnosis, treatment, and referral of patients with conditions such as metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD), viral hepatitis, cirrhosis, alcohol-associated liver disease, and other key hepatology topics. Emphasizing multidisciplinary collaboration and the latest clinical guidelines, this program equips clinicians with the tools to improve early recognition, optimize patient management, and coordinate timely specialty care to achieve better outcomes for patients with liver disease.
Track 2: EndoNurse & EndoTech Course
Held in parallel, Track 2 offers nurses, technicians, and GI support staff essential updates in endoscopic equipment and techniques. This unique program includes case-based learning presented by Cleveland Clinic faculty at the forefront of gastroenterology and endoscopy.
By Participating, You Will Be Able To:
- Apply updated evidence-based guidelines to the screening, diagnosis, and management of common and high-risk gastrointestinal conditions in primary care and endoscopy settings.
- Increase patient adherence to GI screening and treatment plans through enhanced provider–patient education, shared decision-making, and culturally sensitive counseling, resulting in earlier detection and improved disease control.
- Integrate structured communication and care coordination strategies between primary care/APPs and gastroenterology specialists to reduce diagnostic delays and redundant testing.
- Demonstrate correct use of new endoscopic technologies and devices, including scope handling, reprocessing, and complication recognition.
- Implement standardized endoscopy safety protocols -- including infection control measures and adverse event management -- into daily clinical workflows to improve procedural consistency.
Who Should Attend?
This course is designed for primary care and gastroenterology advanced practice providers, physicians, nurses, technicians, pharmacists and other related healthcare professionals.
