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AI Literacy for Healthcare Professionals
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AI Literacy for Healthcare Professionals
How AI really works and how to use it safely in clinical practice: documentation, bias, liability, and a 30-day plan.
Created byNavindra Ramdeen
Last updated 10/2026
English
What you'll learn
- Explain how large language models and neural networks actually work, and where their limits lie in clinical settings.
- Use AI safely in clinical workflows: notes, handoffs, triage, and discharge summaries with disciplined verification.
- Recognize bias, privacy risks, and automation bias, and know exactly when not to trust an AI output.
- Evaluate AI tools like a buyer: external validation, FDA clearance, workflow fit, alert burden, and liability.
- Apply a 30-day action plan to integrate AI into your practice responsibly and measurably.
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Course content
12 sections • 12 lectures • 1h 11m total length
Requirements
- No technical or coding background required. Access to a computer or smartphone with internet. Clinical experience as a healthcare professional or student is helpful but not required.
Description
This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.
AI Literacy for Healthcare Professionals is a 12-lesson video course (about 63 minutes) that gives clinicians the judgment skills to use artificial intelligence safely and effectively in everyday practice. Artificial intelligence is already writing notes, triaging messages, and shaping clinical decisions. This course teaches you what every clinician needs to know right now.
You will learn how large language models and neural networks actually work, with no hype and no jargon. You will learn how to use AI in real clinical workflows: documentation, handoffs, triage, and discharge summaries, always with disciplined human verification. You will learn how to spot bias, protect patient privacy, and resist automation bias, and you will know exactly when not to trust an AI output.
You will also learn how to evaluate AI tools like a buyer: external validation, FDA clearance, workflow fit, and alert burden. A full lesson covers the law and liability of AI-assisted care, including documentation and disclosure duties. The course closes with a 30-day action plan that turns knowledge into habit.
Every lesson ends with a knowledge-check quiz. The course is taught in plain language for busy clinicians. No technical or coding background is required.
Built by a physician, for clinicians. Your instructor is Navindra Ramdeen, DO.
Who this course is for:
- Physicians, nurses, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, medical and nursing students, healthcare administrators, and clinical leaders who want to use AI safely and effectively.