Managing PCOS in Clinical Care

Course Overview

This self-paced course offers a foundational overview of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS), equipping clinicians with the knowledge and tools to recognize, diagnose, and manage PCOS with confidence.

Designed for primary care and reproductive health providers, the course emphasizes clinical accuracy, patient communication, and evidence-based strategies to support both metabolic and reproductive health.

What You’ll Learn

By the end of this course, you’ll be able to:

• Identify key diagnostic criteria for PCOS (NIH, Rotterdam, AE-PCOS)
• Recognize clinical signs of hyperandrogenism and assess hirsutism severity using the Ferriman-Gallwey score
• Describe how insulin resistance and hyperandrogenism contribute to PCOS symptoms
• Recommend diet and activity strategies to support metabolic and reproductive health
• Compare evidence-based treatments for managing irregular cycles, hyperandrogenism, and fertility challenges

Who Should Enroll

Ideal for any provider supporting patients with PCOS, including:

• Primary care providers, OB-GYNs, NPs, and PAs
• Early-career fertility clinicians and residents
• Nurses, medical assistants, and front desk staff
• Clinical educators and reproductive health support teams

What’s Included

• Self-paced course (1 hour)
• Interactive, multimedia learning experience
• Knowledge checks, case studies, and reflection activities
• Final quiz for reinforcement and self-assessment
• Curated evidence-based articles and clinical tools

Key Benefits

• Build diagnostic clarity around PCOS and its subtypes
• Strengthen patient communication and education
• Support equitable care by addressing metabolic and systemic contributors
• Standardize baseline knowledge of PCOS across your clinical team
• Learn on demand, with content designed for real-world clinical use
• CME/CE opportunities with Learner+

Access & Format

• Online, mobile-optimized, and available 24/7
• Tracks learner progress and completion
• Available exclusively through the Onto Learning Center