Accredited continuing education.
Accreditation is the difference between a speaker and a curriculum. This teaching carried CME/CE credit at two academic medical institutions and carries MCLE credit for the legal profession.
Where the accreditation sits
The CME/CE accreditation ran through the host institutions — UCSF School of Medicine and the Mayo Clinic School of Continuous Professional Development. The MCLE accreditation is held directly, through the State Bar of California.
Understanding the Roots of Racism and Bias
- Course series MMC23096B-E, accredited 2021–2025.
- 16.25 CME/CE hours across medicine, law, social work, nursing, and behavioral sciences.
Part of the university-wide UCSF engagement — read the case study.
Developing Anti-Racism Leadership Competencies to Achieve Inclusive Practices and Health Equity
- 75+ global healthcare leaders participated — physicians, allied health professionals, nurses, pharmacists, attorneys, and healthcare executives.
- Four-session CME/CE course — 15.0 hours. Co-facilitated with Dr. Robin DiAngelo.
- Faculty evaluation 4.93/5.0 on practical value and content; 100% of respondents recommended the course.
MCCMS I-DARE Curriculum Foundations Faculty Development Course: Roots and Lingering Effects
- Internal Mayo faculty development, delivered in two parts in May 2022.
- 7.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits combined — 22.5 accredited hours at Mayo in total.
Part of the three-year Mayo Clinic engagement, alongside the faculty appointment — read the case study.
MCLE provider
King of Kings Consulting is a State Bar of California-accredited MCLE provider, with programs for law firms, bar associations, in-house legal departments, and judicial education. Topics and formats are on the MCLE page.