We are excited to announce that The Antisocial Doctors Podcast is partnering with Learn at Pinnacle to offer accredited continuing education credit through our content — which means the same conversations you’ve been listening to for nuance, evidence, and a little less health anxiety can now count toward your professional continuing requirements.
From the beginning, our goal with this podcast has been to model the kind of thoughtful, non-judgmental clinical reasoning we wish more people saw: for patients trying to make sense of what they’re seeing online, and for clinicians trying to have better conversations about it. We know that clinicians are putting in personal hours above and beyond time with patients to learn and improve their care, and we believe you deserve credit for that effort.
What This Means
Through this partnership, we will provide continuing education credits across eleven different professional categories — covering many of the disciplines already listening to and sharing this show.
Physicians (AMA PRA Category 1™)
Nurses and Nurse Practitioners(ANCC NCPD)
Pharmacists (ACPE CPE)
Physician Assistants (AAPA Category 1)
Social Workers (ASWB–ACE)
Psychologists (APA CE)
Optometrists (COPE)
Dietitians (CDR CPEUs)
Dentists (ADA-CERP CE)
Athletic Trainers (BOC CEUs)
Interprofessional Continuing Education (IPCE)
This credit is built for the whole interprofessional team. High-quality care requires a coordinated team approach, and we all need this education to be able to effectively work together for the good of our patients.
Why We Chose Pinnacle
We were careful about this decision. Editorial independence is non-negotiable for us — the same evidence-based, non-judgmental lens we bring to every episode stays exactly the same. Learn at Pinnacle isn’t shaping what we cover or how we cover it; they’re helping us make it possible for the clinicians already listening to get something tangible back for their time.
How You Can Support Us
Building CE-quality content takes real work — the kind of sourcing, review, and editorial care that you won’t get from a quick take on social media. If this show has been useful to you, a paid subscription is the most direct way to help us keep producing content at this level, for both our general audience and our CE/CME listeners.
Subscribing helps us stay independent, avoid support from any industry or advertisers that could introduce bias, and continue investing in the kind of nuanced, evidence-based work that CE accreditation demands. It’s a small thing that makes a real difference for us.
As always, thank you for being here. We built this show because we believe good information, delivered with curiosity instead of judgment, can be the antidote to the algorithm. We’re so grateful to have the opportunity to keep building it with you.
— Dr. Sonia Singh & Dr. Rebecca Berens
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