CME COURSE FOR LICENSED PHYSICIANS

Bring longevity
medicine into your
practice. With the
evidence behind it.

Five online modules, real clinical cases and a hands-on workshop. You finish with the title 'Certified Longevity Physician', a practical toolkit for your practice and a network of doctors in more than 50 countries. Recognized by the Swiss Institute for Postgraduate and Continuing Medical Education (SIWF) and accredited with CME credits. 

GCLS Continuing Medical Education

Certified Longevity Physician (CME)

6

CME credits, SIWF

50+

countries in the network

5 + 1

online modules plus workshop

14

practice implementation tools

Start any time and study at your own pace. Licensed Medical Professionals only. 

350+ Doctors

Join a global
community

CME Credits

Clinical workshop with Swiss CME credits

EMSc Credits

Counts towards full EMSc degree in Longevity

Best Practices

Leading academic education based on Swiss guidelines

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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.

WHO IT IS FOR

Built for doctors who

already see patients

You do not need a longevity clinic to start. Most of our participants add longevity diagnostics and prevention to the practice they already run, in general medicine, internal medicine, dermatology or women's health.

GPs and family physicians

Structured prevention consultations and biological age assessment for your existing patients.

Internists and cardiologists

Cardiometabolic risk, advanced biomarkers and long-term monitoring.

Dermatology and aesthetics

Move from cosmetic treatment to evidence-based skin and systemic ageing care.

Gynaecology & women's health

Menopause, hormones and healthy ageing, grounded in current evidence.

Planning your own longevity service?

The GCLS Practice Implementation Suite gives you the workflows, pricing guidance and patient pathways to set one up. 

WHAT YOU WILL BE ABLE TO DO

From theory to your Monday
morning clinic

01

Assess
biological age

Interpret functional biomarkers, epigenetic clocks,

frailty and cognition tests

02

Read the
biomarkers

Work through metabolic, inflammatory and hormonal panels with worked examples.

03

Build the
plan

Combine lifestyle and medical interventions for your patients.

04

Run it as a service

Set up consultations, follow-up and

pricing that work.

CURRICULUM

Five modules, each closing with

a clinical case, and an optional workshop

Self-paced video lectures and e-books, live Q&A with faculty, a patient case at the

end of every module, and an optional workshop recognized by the Swiss Institute for Postgraduate and Continuing Medical Education (SIWF). Everything you need to build your longevity practice

Module 1

Introduction to Longevity Medicine

From disease management to proactive, personalised care

Healthspan vs lifespan · Hallmarks of ageing ·

Systems-based prevention

Clinical Case

From request to strategy: a first longevity consultation for a 52-year-old executive

Module 2

Longevity Diagnostics

Assess biological ageing, stratify risk and track

progress.

Epigenetic and biological age clocks · Frailty,

cognition, sarcopenia · Lab biomarkers and ageing

panels · Imaging and risk models

Clinical Case

Normal is not optimal: reading a full biomarker panel for a 47-year-old

Module 3

Longevity Lifestyle

Interventions

Exercise, nutrition, sleep and stress, prescribed

like medicine.

Nutrition and protein intake · Physical activity and

function · Circadian rhythm and sleep · HRV and

resilience

Clinical Case

Doing everything, losing ground: sarcopenia in a 66-year-old following popular longevity habits

Module 4

Longevity Medical

Interventions I

Emerging therapies that target the biology of

ageing.

Senolytics and senomorphics · mTOR, AMPK and

autophagy · NAD+, telomerase and stem cells

Clinical Case

The self-experimenter: reviewing a 58-year-old's own rapamycin, metformin and NMN protocol

Module 5

Longevity Medical

Interventions II

Supportive therapies used in clinical longevity

settings.

Hormone and peptide therapies · Redox balance · IV and mitochondrial support · Safety and evidence

thresholds

Clinical Case

The package offer: a second opinion for a 61-year-old offered peptides, chelation and hormones

Module 6

In-Person Clinical

Workshop

Optional. 6 CME credits awarded by the SIWF.

Real patient scenarios · Protocol planning ·

Biomarker interpretation · Ethics and regulation ·

Faculty mentoring

Next Date:

2.10.2026; Zürich, Switzerland

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INCLUDED AT NO EXTRA COST

The Practice

Implementation Suite

Knowing the science is half the job. The Suite covers the other half: how to set up, price and run an evidence-based longevity service in your own practice. It keeps growing as the field moves.

  • Practice Blueprint
  • Clinical Workflow
  • Clinical Standards
  • Physician Standard
  • Practice Accreditation
  • Patient Assessment Toolkit
  • Biomarker & Diagnostics
  • Treatment Planning Toolkit
  • Practice Operations
  • Business & Pricing Guide
  • Patient Communication
  • Referral Network Guide
  • AI & Digital Practice Guide
  • Local Compliance

COMMUNITY

You will not learn this

 alone

Our graduates tell us the network is one of the best parts of the course. You join a verified group of physicians who trade cases, referrals and ideas long after the last module.

Global Longevity Physician Network

A private, invitation-only network for graduates in more than 50 countries.

Live Q&A and WhatsApp group chat

Regular live sessions with faculty and a

WhatsApp group with your colleagues.

GCLS Semester Symposium invitation

Meet faculty and fellow physicians in person at the GCLS Semester Symposium.

GCLS AMBASSADORS

A graduate in your country you can call

Local ambassadors host meet-ups, answer questions from colleagues and share how they use the course in practice.

FACULTY

Clinicians who practise what they teach

Core faculty lead the course. Each semester, guest experts join for live sessions on their

specialty.

Dr. Andrea Gartenbach, MD

Core Faculty

Visiting Professor, GCLS
Course Instructor

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Guido
Axmann, MD

Core Faculty

Visiting Professor, GCLS

Course Instructor


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Dr. Tamer
Fawzy, MD

Guest Expert

Consultant ENT Surgeon at Al Zahra Hospital, Dubai


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Dr. Shaima
Alshareef

Guest Expert

Director at the Longevity Department Al Salamah Hospital

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WHAT PARTICIPANTS SAY

9.3

out of 10 average likelihood to recommend the course to a colleague

GCLS participant survey, 2026

"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, USA

"This high-quality medical education program by GCLS gave me clear evidence-based knowledge on cellular health and ageing that I now use every day with my patients."

Dr. Miruna Muha, RO

FEES

One fee.
Everything included.

No extra charge for the workshop, the Practice Implementation Suite or

the network. Pay in full or spread the cost over 3 months.

 5 online modules with e-books, lectures and clinical cases

 Optional in-person workshop, 6 SIWF CME credits

 Practice Implementation Suite, 14 tools

 Live Q&As, Whatsapp student group & global network

 Credit towards the Executive MSc in Longevity

PAY IN FULL

CHF

3,800

one payment

PAY IN INSTALMENTS

3 x CHF 1,350

monthly payments

NOT READY YET?

Start free, and bring a colleague

FREE MASTERCLASS

GCLS MD Longevity Series 

Next date: Oct 13, 2026 7PM CET
60 minutes, live with GCLS faculty. Each edition focuses on different patient cases.

Free Report

Global Longevity Physician

Survey

How doctors worldwide practise longevity

medicine today. Free to download and

share.

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Free Expert Webinars

GCLS Webinar
Series

Free Webinars with leading experts  across all longevity domains. Dates shared via our LinkedIn page.

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FROM CERTIFICATION TO MASTERY

Start with the certificate. Grow

into the master's.

Many physicians begin with the Certified Longevity Physician (CME) programme and later progress to the Executive Master of Science in Longevity to broaden and deepen their expertise. To support this pathway, GCLS recognizes the CME as one course within the Master’s programme and fully deducts the CLP tuition already paid from the Master’s tuition fee.

Executive Master of Science in Longevity
(EMSc Longevity)

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. 

Diagnostics and Preventive Interventions
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.
GCLS Practice Implementation Suite
The Suite provides physicians with a practical framework to build and run an evidence-based longevity medicine practice, including clinical workflows, implementation guidance, diagnostics, patient pathways, business considerations, AI integration, and practice standards. It is designed as a living resource that will continue to grow alongside the rapidly evolving field of longevity medicine.
GCLS Global Longevity Physician Network
Discover a private network uniting experts at the forefront of longevity science, clinical application, and preventive healthcare.
A verified, invitation-based network for physicians trained in longevity medicine at the Geneva College of Longevity Science. Built to foster collaboration, clinical excellence, and the advancement of healthspan-focused medicine through research and innovation.

Course Curriculum Overview