- Certificate of completion
- Public verification link
- Not accredited
An AI in healthcare certificate: what ours is, and what it is not
A dated certificate you can verify. Not accredited, and no CME or CPD credit.
What the certificate is
A certificate of completion
Issued by AIMOCS, with your name and the program.
Verifiable
A public link lets anyone confirm it.
Tied to real work
Earned by attending or completing the material.
What it is not
Not accredited
No accreditation body has approved it.
Not a university credential
AIMOCS is not a university.
Not a licence or board credential
It does not count toward one.
How to earn it
- 1
Join the cohort
Two live days, 7–8 November.
- 2
Attend both days
Live, or from the recordings.
- 3
Receive the certificate
With a verification link.
If you need accredited credit
Check the provider's own page
Stanford lists CME for two of its courses, renewed through 9 August 2029.
See every program side by side
Harvard, Stanford, Johns Hopkins and MIT Sloan, sourced and checked 1 August 2026.
Harvard
Stanford
Johns Hopkins
MIT Sloan
AIMOCS is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any institution shown. Logos identify the programs compared.
Questions
Does the certificate carry CME or CPD credit?
No. It is a certificate of completion from AIMOCS. It is not accredited and carries no CME or CPD credit. If you need accredited credit, choose a provider that states it on its own page.
Is it a university certificate?
No. AIMOCS is not a university. The certificate shows that you completed a program taught by AIMOCS.
How does someone verify my certificate?
Each certificate has a public verification link, so an employer or colleague can confirm it.
How do I earn it on the cohort?
Attend both days, live or from the recordings.
Is the certificate worth having?
It shows a specific piece of learning, dated and checkable. It does not replace an accredited or university credential when you need one.
Learn it live, then keep going in the network
Two days with a physician, then the library, the briefing and colleagues.