AI Healthcare Courses and Certificates
Transforming Healthcare with AI short course
Clinicians, hospital leaders, AI developers and investors who evaluate, buy, govern or build healthcare AI, with no coding needed.
MIT Professional Education. Two days. In person at MIT.
Program facts
- Provider
- MIT Professional Education
- Credential type
- University short course, continuing education units
- What you get
- Two continuing education units (CEUs). MIT's page says you can take it alone or count it toward the Professional Certificate Program in Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence. It does not mention a certificate of completion for this course.
- What you need first
- None, and no coding. MIT expects you to have professional responsibility for evaluating, developing, governing, buying or putting AI into use in healthcare.
- How long it takes
- Two days.
- How you take it
- In person, on MIT's campus.
- Facts read from
- MIT Professional Education course page, October 18, 2026
What the Transforming Healthcare with AI short course Is Good For
A two-day course on how healthcare AI tools learn, how to judge them, why some never reach clinical practice and what FDA approval does and does not establish. Regina Barzilay leads it, and clinicians from Massachusetts General Hospital and other hospitals share real rollouts.
When a Different Option Fits Better
Look at another option if you need to learn on your own schedule or cannot travel. This is a fixed two-day course on campus. The Stanford specialization runs online at your pace.
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