Longevity Medicine Training for Physicians 

 GCLS Certified Longevity Physician CME Course
  • 5 Online Modules + Practical Workshop
  • Study Format:  Hybrid or Distance Learning
  • Language: English
  • For Licensed Medical Professionals only
This course provides structured training in longevity medicine for licensed physicians. Longevity medicine is a preventive medical approach that identifies early biological risk factors of chronic disease using diagnostics, lifestyle interventions, and long-term monitoring. The Certified Longevity Physician CME program teaches doctors how to integrate biological age assessment, risk stratification, and healthspan-oriented care into everyday clinical practice.

Tailored for the demanding schedules of practicing physicians, the program offers a flexible, fully online learning experience, combining cutting-edge theory with actionable clinical applications to support healthy aging and preventive medicine. Participants gain essential competencies in the biology of aging, mastering concepts such as lifespan and healthspan, aging biomarkers, biological age assessment, geroscience interventions, micronutrition, hormonal balance, and individualized treatment planning - all of which are key to integrating preventive medicine and longevity care into modern medical practice.

This course is not only a gateway to advanced specialization in longevity medicine, but also a powerful signal of expertise in one of the fastest-growing fields in 21st-century healthcare. With a WhatsApp discussion group, ongoing Q&A sessions, and an in-person workshop, you’ll be part of an active, supportive community of longevity physicians. Graduates join a network of medical doctors from more than 30 countries.

Upon successful completion, participants earn the title of Certified Longevity Physician, awarded by GCLS. 




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COURSE INSTRUCTORS
Dr. Andrea Gartenbach, MD
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Dr. Guido Axmann
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COURSE COST

3.800 CHF

ABOUT THE COURSE
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At a Glance:
Key Course Highlights

Clinical Skills You Will Learn
This comprehensive program empowers medical professionals with the scientific foundation and practical tools needed to integrate preventive medicine and longevity medicine into clinical practice - ultimately supporting the extension of patient healthspan and quality of life.
Flexible Study Format
Delivered in a hybrid or fully online format, the course combines self-paced online modules with live Q&A sessions featuring international experts. This structure offers maximum flexibility for time- and location-independent learning, complemented by an optional in-person workshop.
Become Part of a Global Medical Community
Graduates join a network medical doctors from more than 30 countries, built on interdisciplinary collaboration and ongoing professional exchange. The program combines modern learning methods with clinically relevant medical education - supporting your continuous development as a physician and, ultimately, better patient outcomes.
Who This Course Is For
This course is designed for licensed physicians and medical doctors who wish to integrate longevity medicine and preventive healthcare into clinical practice. It is particularly relevant for general practitioners, internists, preventive medicine specialists, dermatologists, and physicians working in functional, aesthetic, or lifestyle-focused settings. The program is suited for doctors seeking structured training in biological age assessment, risk stratification, and healthspan-oriented care.
Diagnostics and Preventive Interventions Covered
The course provides practical training in longevity diagnostics and preventive clinical interventions. Physicians learn to interpret metabolic and inflammatory biomarkers, assess biological aging and cardiometabolic risk, and apply evidence-based lifestyle and medical strategies aimed at reducing long-term disease risk and preserving healthspan.
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Step Inside the Certified Longevity Physician CME Experience.

From theory to practice — gain the tools to lead in the emerging field of preventative longevity medicine.

Step Inside the Certified Longevity Physician CME Workshop.

Translate longevity science into clinical practice through interactive sessions, biomarker interpretation, and real-world case discussions led by international experts.
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Course Modules and Content

Clinical Application in Medical Practice

Physicians trained in longevity medicine conduct structured preventive consultations, assess biological aging, interpret advanced laboratory biomarkers, and develop individualized lifestyle and medical intervention plans aimed at reducing long-term disease risk. This program is designed to equip doctors with the knowledge and clinical framework needed to fulfill this role.
MODULE 1
Introduction to Longevity Medicine
Outlines the scientific principles of longevity medicine and the need to shift from disease management to proactive, personalized care.

Topics:
  • Healthspan vs. lifespan
  • Biology and hallmarks of aging
  • Systems-based prevention
  • The case for longevity medicine
MODULE 2
Longevity Diagnostics
Covers tools to assess biological aging, risk stratification, and progress tracking across functional, molecular, and omics domains. 

Topics:
  • Epigenetic and biological age clocks
  • Frailty, cognition, sarcopenia metrics
  • Lab biomarkers and aging panels
  • Imaging and clinical risk models
MODULE 3
Longevity Lifestyle Interventions
Focuses on lifestyle-based longevity strategies, including exercise, nutrition, sleep, and stress management.

Topics:
  • Nutrition, protein intake, caloric restriction
  • Physical activity and functional performance
  • Circadian rhythm and sleep protocols
  • HRV, mindfulness, and resilience training
MODULE 4
Longevity Medical Interventions I
Covers emerging therapies targeting the biology of aging, including senotherapeutics, NAD+ boosters & caloric restriction mimetics.

Topics:

    • Senolytics and senomorphics
    • mTOR/AMPK/autophagy regulation
    • NAD+, telomerase, stem cell rejuvenation
    MODULE 5
    Longevity Medical Interventions II
    Focuses on indirect and supportive therapies used in clinical longevity settings - from hormonal to mitochondrial support.  

    Topics:
    • Redox balance and chelation
    • Hormone and peptide therapies
    • Exosomes, IV therapy, mitochondrial boosters
    • Protocols, safety, and evidence thresholds
    MODULE 6
    In-Person Clinical Workshop
    An immersive, hands-on workshop where participants apply course knowledge through real-world case discussions, clinical scenarios, and peer-to-peer learning.

    Topics:
      
    • Diagnostic interpretation & biological age
    • Protocol planning / therapeutic decision-making
    • Group discussion of patient scenarios
    • Ethical and regulatory considerations
    • Faculty-led mentoring and networking

    Frequently asked questions

    What is longevity medicine?

    Longevity medicine is the clinical application of longevity science, translating insights from biogerontology and geroscience into preventive and personalized medical care. It focuses on early identification of biological and functional risk, prevention of age-related decline, and the maintenance of physical, cognitive, and metabolic resilience. The goal is offer preventive medicine to extend healthspan through evidence-based diagnostics, prevention, and responsible clinical implementation. Learn more

    Who can take a longevity medicine course?

    Licensed physicians and medical doctors who want to integrate preventive and healthspan-focused care into their clinical practice.

    Does this course provide CME credits?

    Workshops held in Germany are accredited for CME credits recognized by the Medical Association of Hesse in Germany. International workshops do not provide CME credits.

    How is longevity medicine different from anti-aging medicine?

    Longevity medicine is based on clinical diagnostics, risk assessment, and preventive healthcare, rather than cosmetic or symptomatic treatments. Learn more

    What will I be able to do after completing the course?

    Graduates can implement longevity diagnostics, preventive consultations, and personalized healthspan strategies in medical practice.

    Can the CME Course Be Credited Toward the Master’s Degree?

    The CME program functions as an introductory pathway to the Executive Master of Science in Longevity and is academically integrated into the degree structure. Coursework completed within the CME is recognized and credited toward the master’s program. Learn more

    What Physicians Say About the Program

    "Longevity medicine is an emerging field where credibility matters — and the GCLS program delivers a rigorous, evidence-based framework designed for real clinical practice."

    Dr. Deepti Agarwal
    "This high-quality program gave me clear evidence-based knowledge on cellular health and aging that I now use every day with my patients."

    Dr. Miruna Muha
    WHICH PROGRAM IS RIGHT FOR YOU?

     GCLS "Certified Longevity Physician CME Course"
    If you are a medical doctor or licensed health professional and your goal is to quickly integrate longevity principles into your current medical practice, the provides a focusedCertified Longevity Physician CME Course , practice-oriented curriculum. This course is best suited for practicing physicians who want to gain actionable insights into diagnostics, interventions, and patient care in longevity medicine.

     GCLS "Executive MSc in Longevity Science"
    If you are seeking a comprehensive academic foundation in longevity science, the Executive MSc in Longevity Science offers a rigorous, interdisciplinary program designed to deepen your expertise and qualify you for advanced roles in clinical, research, or leadership settings. While ideal for physicians, the Master’s program is also well-suited for non-doctors working in health, science, or adjacent sectors - such as biotech professionals, pharmacists, nutritionists, health economists, researchers, investors and executives - who want to gain in-depth knowledge and credentials in this emerging field.

    Learning Resources

    In this course, students have access to a rich array of learning resources to enhance their understanding and engagement with the subject matter. Each module features e-books and downloadable PDF learning materials curated to complement the topics covered, providing comprehensive insights and additional references for deeper exploration. Additionally, in the e-books, students will find links to relevant video resources, enriching their learning experience and links to recommended research publications that empower students to conduct further self-study, fostering a holistic understanding of the course material. Lectures by GCLS faculty members are integrated into individual modules, offering students the opportunity to deepen their understanding beyond the confines of the provided learning materials.

    Course Assessment

    The course assessment comprises several elements, including multiple-choice exams for each module, alongside coursework, class participation, and written assignments. Achieving a 70% success rate on the multiple-choice exams is necessary for passing, with the option to retake each exam once if needed. Successful completion of all assignments is required to pass the course.

    Course Policies:

    Plagiarism, in any form, is strictly prohibited, and students are expected to uphold academic integrity by properly citing sources and submitting original work. Adherence to GCLS' code of conduct is essential, promoting mutual respect, open communication, and constructive engagement among peers and instructors.

    Ask Your Instructor:

    If students have any inquiries regarding the course content, assignments, grading, or other related matters, they are encouraged to contact their course instructor. They can easily do so by accessing the "Ask Instructor" tab on the course page to send a message directly to the instructor.

    Technical Support:

    Students seeking technical assistance while logging into their accounts are instructed to navigate to the "more" option in the top menu and select "tech support" to compose a message to the technical support team.