Who is Comprehensive Men’s Health Practice for?

Physicians, nurse practitioners and physician assistants delivering men’s health, including clinicians in direct-pay men’s health clinics, longevity and optimization practices, and medical spas adding medical services. The Part 3 business session is aimed at practice owners.

Can I take the course by livestream or in person?

Yes, both. The course is offered by livestream and in person at scheduled locations. See the course calendar for current dates, locations and pricing.

Does the course cover testosterone therapy safety?

Yes. Part 1 covers testosterone therapy formulations, dosing and monitoring, along with erythrocytosis, VTE, cardiovascular and prostate safety, including what the TRAVERSE trial did and did not show. It also covers fertility preservation (SERMs and hCG), aromatase inhibitors, non-responders, telehealth and compounding.

Does the course cover peptides?

Peptides are covered as part of Part 2: the evidence, the 503A/503B regulatory landscape, and how to build a defensible clinic policy for responding to patient peptide requests. This is not a peptide prescribing protocol course.

Is the Part 3 business session CME?

No. Part 3, Building the Practice, is a separate, non-accredited business session. It covers the business, regulatory and operational foundations of a cash-pay men’s health practice and is not part of any CME activity.

Does the course offer CME credit?

Credit details are confirmed at registration. For questions about credit, contact an Education Advisor.

Comprehensive Men’s Health Practice Training | Testosterone, ED & Longevity Course

Comprehensive Men’s Health Practice

Hormones, Sexual Medicine, Longevity & the Business of Cash-Pay Men’s Health

A three-part course for physicians, nurse practitioners and physician assistants delivering men’s health. Part 1 covers male endocrinology, testosterone deficiency and testosterone therapy, sexual medicine, fertility, prostate health and cardiometabolic risk. Part 2 covers optimization and longevity: nutrition, exercise, sleep, metabolic therapeutics and structured protocols. Part 3 is a separate business session on building a cash-pay men’s health practice. Available by livestream or in person.

Comprehensive Men’s Health Practice — Course Overview

Men’s health spans far more than testosterone. This course works through the full scope of care in three parts: Part 1 builds the clinical foundation — the state of men’s health, male endocrinology from first principles, testosterone deficiency and testosterone therapy, body composition and cardiometabolic health, sexual medicine, fertility and prostate health, cancer screening, and special populations. Part 2 covers optimization, longevity and vitality — nutrition, exercise prescription, sleep and stress, metabolic and weight-management therapeutics, a critical appraisal of peptides and longevity drugs, men’s aesthetics, structured protocols and testing strategy.

Part 3 is a separate, non-CME business session on the business, regulatory and operational foundations of a cash-pay men’s health practice.

Available by livestream or in person.

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Livestream Virtual Course

Sun, May 2, 2027

10:00 AM ET

$799 $849 Save $50

Los Angeles, CA

Hotel to be announced

Sun, Jun 27, 2027

9:00 AM—Full Day

$1,999

Orlando, FL

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Sun, Jul 11, 2027

9:00 AM—Full Day

$1,999

Puerto Rico

Hotel to be announced

Sat, Jul 31, 2027

9:00 AM—Full Day

$1,999

Who is the Course Intended for?

Physicians, nurse practitioners and physician assistants delivering men’s health, including:

Clinicians in direct-pay men’s health clinics
Clinicians in longevity and optimization practices
Medical spas adding medical services
Practice owners, for the Part 3 business session

From Male Endocrinology to a Working Men’s Health Program

The course starts with the clinical domains — endocrinology, testosterone deficiency and therapy, sexual medicine, fertility, prostate and cardiometabolic health — then moves into optimization and longevity with a critical eye on the evidence, and finishes with a separate, non-CME business session on the legal, pricing and operational foundations of cash-pay men’s health.

✓ Part 1: Foundations & Clinical Domains ✓ Part 2: Optimization & Longevity ✓ Part 3: Building the Practice ✓ Livestream or In Person

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Course Format

Livestream or In Person

Livestream: attend live from your home or office
In person: attend at one of the scheduled course locations
See current dates and enrollment for the latest schedule, locations and pricing

Three Parts

Part 1 — Foundations, Endocrinology & Core Clinical Domains
Part 2 — Optimization, Longevity & Vitality
Part 3 — Building the Practice: a separate business session. It is not CME.

CME Credit

Credit details are confirmed at registration. For questions, contact an Education Advisor.

Learning Objectives

Upon completing this course, participants will be able to:

Diagnose testosterone deficiency correctly: properly timed, confirmed morning levels, LH/FSH classification, and reversible causes
Choose, dose and monitor testosterone therapy across injectable, transdermal, nasal, oral and pellet options, including erythrocytosis management and fertility preservation
Interpret current cardiovascular and prostate safety evidence on TRT, including what TRAVERSE did and did not show
Treat ED as a cardiovascular warning sign and optimize PDE5 inhibitors before second- and third-line options
Prescribe GLP-1 therapy in men with protein and resistance-training co-prescription to protect lean mass
Respond to peptide and longevity-drug requests with an evidence-tier framework and a written clinic policy
Build a core men’s health lab panel and structured protocols through a 12-month program

Who Should Attend

Physicians, nurse practitioners and physician assistants delivering men’s health:

Direct-pay men’s health clinics
Longevity and optimization practices
Medical spas adding medical services
Practice owners, for the Part 3 business session

Course Curriculum

Comprehensive Men’s Health Practice — The Complete Curriculum

Three parts: the clinical foundation, optimization and longevity, and a separate business session on building a cash-pay men’s health practice.

Part 1

Foundations, Endocrinology & Core Clinical Domains

MODULE 01

The State of Men’s Health

The mortality gap, why men delay care, and health disparities.

MODULE 02

Drivers, Exposures & Modern Stressors

Allostatic load, declining testosterone and sperm counts, sleep, ultra-processed food, and endocrine-disrupting chemicals.

MODULE 03

The Male Healthspan

Hallmarks of aging, insulin resistance, inflammaging, and biological-age tools.

MODULE 04

Male Endocrinology from First Principles

The HPG axis, SHBG and free testosterone, estradiol, DHT, GH/IGF-1, thyroid, adrenal, prolactin, and assay pitfalls.

MODULE 05

Andropause & Testosterone Deficiency

EMAS criteria, primary vs. secondary hypogonadism, a diagnostic algorithm, guideline comparison, and when not to treat.

MODULE 06

Testosterone Therapy: Evidence, Formulations & Safety

Formulations, dosing and monitoring; erythrocytosis, VTE, TRAVERSE and prostate safety; fertility preservation (SERMs, hCG); aromatase inhibitors; non-responders; telehealth and compounding.

MODULE 07

Body Composition & Cardiometabolic Health

Sarcopenia, insulin resistance, advanced lipids, CAC, hypertension, MASLD, and gout.

MODULE 08

Sexual Medicine

ED as a cardiovascular sentinel, PDE5 inhibitors, second- and third-line therapy, shockwave and PRP, libido, Peyronie’s disease, STIs and PrEP.

MODULE 09

Male Fertility & Prostate Health

Semen analysis (WHO 2021), BPH/LUTS, prostatitis, PSA, MRI before biopsy, and active surveillance.

MODULE 10

Cancer Burden, Screening & Prevention

Testicular, colorectal, lung, skin and HPV-related cancers, plus survivorship.

MODULE 11

Special Populations

Masters athletes, veterans, first responders and shift workers, frailty, and deprescribing.

Part 2

Optimization, Longevity & Vitality

MODULE 01

Nutrition

Protein, anabolic resistance, time-restricted eating, diet and testosterone, supplements, and alcohol.

MODULE 02

Exercise Prescription

Resistance programming, Zone 2, VO2max intervals, and training the aging male.

MODULE 03

Muscle & Anabolic Support

MODULE 04

Sleep, Stress & Autonomic Regulation

OSA, CBT-I, HRV, and wearables.

MODULE 05

Gut Microbiome

The gut–gonadal and gut–brain axes, and the limits of testing.

MODULE 06

Mood, Brain, Fatigue & Energy

Male depression, ADHD, PTSD, the fatigue workup, IV therapy assessment, and dementia risk.

MODULE 07

Metabolic & Weight-Management Therapeutics

GLP-1 and dual agonists, and protecting lean mass.

MODULE 08

Peptides & Advanced Therapeutics

503A/503B rules, the evidence, and building a defensible clinic policy for peptide requests.

MODULE 09

Anti-Aging & Geroscience

Metformin, rapamycin, NAD+ and senolytics, critically appraised.

MODULE 10

Men’s Aesthetics

Hair loss, skin, neuromodulators and fillers, gynecomastia, and body contouring.

MODULE 11

Supplement Formulary

MODULE 12

Protocols & Stacks

Six protocols (Foundation, Body Composition, Vitality/Libido, Energy/Cognition, Recovery, Longevity) and a 12-month sequence.

MODULE 13

Testing Strategy & Program Design

The core panel and preventive priorities by decade.

MODULE 14

Clinical Scenarios

Integrated patient cases.

Part 3

Building the Practice

Separate business session · Not CME

The business, regulatory and operational foundations of cash-pay men’s health. Part 3 is a separate, non-accredited business session and is not part of any CME activity.

MODULE 01