Free Neurology CME Courses

Neurological disorders are among the most complex and challenging conditions encountered in clinical practice. From neurodegenerative diseases and epilepsy to stroke and migraine, these conditions often require timely diagnosis, multidisciplinary management, and up-to-date knowledge of rapidly evolving treatment options. FreeCME is committed to supporting neurologists, primary care physicians, advanced practice providers, and other healthcare professionals with a growing collection of free neurology CME courses that deliver practical, evidence-based education you can trust.

Developed in collaboration with accredited continuing medical education providers, each course meets rigorous standards for scientific integrity, clinical accuracy, and educational effectiveness. Best of all, these CME activities are completely free—there are no registration fees, subscription costs, or hidden charges. Whether you're managing neurologic conditions in a specialty clinic, primary care setting, hospital ward, or emergency department, our courses are built to help you improve patient outcomes and stay current in your field.

Courses are available online and on demand, offering maximum flexibility for busy clinicians. You can engage with the material at your own pace—between patients, after hours, or on weekends—and earn CME credits immediately upon completing a short post-test. This makes it easy to fulfill licensure and certification requirements while staying informed about the latest developments in neurologic care.

Our neurology CME curriculum spans a wide array of essential topics, including:

• Stroke care, including acute ischemic stroke, thrombectomy guidelines, and post-stroke recovery

• Epilepsy and seizure disorders, with updates on antiepileptic therapies and treatment-resistant cases

• Headache and migraine management, featuring emerging therapies and personalized treatment strategies

• Neurodegenerative diseases, such as Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s disease, and ALS

• Multiple sclerosis, with content covering disease-modifying therapies and symptom management

• Neuromuscular and autoimmune neurologic conditions, such as myasthenia gravis and CIDP

• Cognitive and behavioral neurology, including dementia evaluation and delirium in older adults

These CME activities are valuable for a wide range of clinicians, including neurologists, family medicine physicians, internists, emergency medicine providers, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and pharmacists who manage neurological conditions or medications. The content also reflects the latest consensus guidelines from leading organizations like the American Academy of Neurology (AAN) and incorporates case-based learning to enhance real-world clinical decision-making.