🚀 Are You an Early Adopter?

This course is built for the clinicians who don't wait for permission to do the right thing. 

It's for those who lead, not follow. Who want evidence, not outdated fear. 

Because prescribing hormone therapy isn't new - but being confident, bold, and early adopters of it...that's what changes lives.

🔬 Be the Clinician Patients Are Waiting For

There’s nothing new about caring for women. And yet — prescribing hormone therapy today feels revolutionary. Why? Because for decades, fear-based medicine froze progress. 

But that’s changing — and you’re invited to lead the way.

🎓 What Is This Course?

A no-fluff, evidence-based, CME-accredited training for clinicians who want to confidently prescribe hormone therapy.

You'll learn how to evaluate, prescribe, and follow patients using estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone — the way real experts do.

👩‍⚕️ About Your Instructor

Dr. Rachel Rubin is a fellowship-trained urologist and sexual medicine specialist. She’s trained hundreds of physicians from every specialty to prescribe hormones safely, effectively, and without fear.

If you heard her on The Drive with Peter Attia, you know: Rachel pulls no punches and makes science feel simple.

📚 What You’ll Get

✅ Asynchronous (on-demand) video modules (released at once)
✅ CME credit
✅ Weekly 20-minute audio “commute-style” Q&A updates
✅ Playbook tips, real-life cases, and prescription hacks
✅ Practical hormone dosing for estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone
✅ Language for shared decision-making with patients

🧠 Who It's For

- Providers who want a clinical edge

- Specialists looking to expand scope with confidence

- Clinicians new to prescribing

- Anyone sick of "snake oil" hormone advice - and ready for real science & data

💬 Hear from the First 200

“Life-changing.”
“Best CME I’ve ever taken.”
“I finally feel comfortable prescribing and counseling my patients.”
👩‍⚕️👨‍⚕️ Over 200 early adopters joined our pilot — and they’re now changing lives.

👉 Ready to Join the Movement?

If you are ready to lead with evidence and  change the future of women's health - welcome. 

This is your moment.  

Gain the confidence to manage menopausal symptoms in your patients.

Join Dr. Rachel Rubin, Urologist and fellowship-trained Sexual Medicine Specialist, as she discusses the latest menopause guidelines, her approach to treatment, and reviews HOW she prescribes hormone therapy. Gain the confidence to know WHY hormone therapy should be added to your toolbox, and HOW to feel confident writing prescriptions and discussing options with your patients.

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FAQ

  • Will this course be live??

    The course will be self-paced and asynchronous. Each module is timed about the duration of a commute to make it digestible. There will be a weekly Q&A to keep up with questions and case based discussions.

  • Is CME available?

    Yes! CME will be available.

  • Who should take this course?

    Any clinician who takes care of women and wants to learn our approach to hormone therapy. Pick up tips and tricks, doses, pharmacies, prior authorization help, and so much more!

  • Do you teach about compounded hormones?

    Most of the treatments we talk about in this course are FDA-approved bioidentical products and how to work with patients insurance companies to get them the best available products. Dr. Rubin only uses compounded pharmacies for hormone therapy when there is not equivalent option or a patient has a certain allergy.

  • I already prescribe hormones! Is this course right for me?

    Repetition and peering into other people's tool boxes can be helpful to better serve your patients. We learn through repetition.

Earn CME credit

4.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™

Jointly provided by Partners for Advancing Clinical Education and Rachel Rubin, MD

Target Audience
This activity is intended for physicians, physician assistants/physician associates, and nurse practitioners who care for patients going through perimenopause/menopause.

Educational Objectives
Upon completion of this activity, participants should be able to:
  • Discuss the physiological changes of perimenopause/menopause and how these changes impact one’s health.
  • Identify appropriate candidates for hormone therapy by assessing patient goals, history, physical presentation, symptoms, and risk factors.
  • Differentiate the types of menopause hormone therapy and explain their appropriate use based on individual patient needs.
  • Monitor and manage the risks and benefits of hormone therapy to maximize symptom relief and overall well-being for the patient.

Course Curriculum

Introduction
  • What is Menopause
  • Hormones
  • Symptoms & Health Consequences
  • Menopause’s “Moment”
Symptoms - History - Labs - Exam
  • Symptoms & Conditions
  • History & Labs
  • Exam
The Menopause Society Hormone Therapy Position Statement
Women’s Health Initiative
Tool Box
Estrogen
  • Numbers, Data & Guidelines
  • Options & How I Prescribe
Progesterone
  • Numbers, Data & Guidelines
  • Options & How I Prescribe
Testosterone
  • Numbers, Data & Guidelines
  • Options & How I Prescribe
Putting it all Together
Sexual Medicine
Genitourinary Syndrome of Menopause
  • Symptoms & Signs
  • Numbers, Data & Guidelines
  • Options & How I Prescribe
The Vulvar Vestibule & Role of Local Androgens
Wrap-Up

Testimonials from Pilot Program

"I opened my own practice after 13 years of being a hospital employee. I spend the time needed to make women feel heard and helped. Adding MHT has been a game-changer. I chose urology to improve people’s quality of life. This course has allowed me to help women (and now couples!) in a way that feeds my soul."

"You are literally changing the future of medicine and healthspan/lifespan of women. THANK YOU."

"This course was so beneficial, it has changed my approach to treating patients with hormones. Thank you so much"

"I love your creativity in coming up with ways to help out your colleagues and get the information out there!"

"I loved having an expert walk through typical cases, it was like being a resident watching a master!"