Practical, video-based courses for physicians who want to build practices, products, and software — taught by a practicing neurosurgeon and clinician-founder. Ten tracks, pay per course, certificate of completion.
No. MD Academy teaches the business, technology, and entrepreneurship of medicine — not clinical content — so it doesn't carry CME credit. You earn a certificate of completion for each course you finish.
Every course has a free preview lesson, so you can judge the teaching before you buy. And if you purchase and it isn't a fit, you can request a full refund within 2 days, as long as you've viewed under 25% of the lessons.
Each course is built around the real work — P&L models, contract checklists, billing workflows, and scripts you can use the same week, not theory. It's taught by a neurosurgeon who built the practices, products, and platforms he teaches.
It's for practicing physicians and trainees who want to build practices, products, or software, or understand where AI meets the business of medicine. It's not for physicians looking for clinical CME, or for anyone who wants purely academic theory without an operator's playbook.
No. Every course starts from the ground up — the AI and Claude-coding courses assume zero technical background, and the business courses assume no MBA.
Lifetime. You pay once per course — no subscription — and keep it for life, including future lesson updates.
Dr. John M. Abrahams — a board-certified neurosurgeon, founder and president of New York Brain & Spine Surgery, and founder of six ventures including DTX Medical (acquired by Memora Health).