RRM Training

RRM Education (RRMed), in collaboration with the International Institute for Restorative Reproductive Medicine (IIRRM), is developing a comprehensive training curriculum in restorative reproductive medicine (RRM) designed for clinicians and healthcare professionals seeking advanced training.

The program will offer Certificate, Diploma, and Fellowship pathways combining structured coursework, mentorship, and clinical experience. The curriculum includes training in reproductive physiology, fertility awareness-based methods, infertility, miscarriage and pregnancy loss, endometriosis, PCOS, and restorative andrology, along with case-based learning and interdisciplinary collaboration. Surgical and research pathways or taking select courses are also available.

Much of the coursework will be delivered online, with opportunities for mentorship, clinical training, and case review with experienced RRM clinicians. The goal of the program is to develop a rigorous training pathway comparable in depth and structure to other reproductive medicine training programs, with the long-term vision of integration into formal academic training.

Download an overview of the training and list of courses and pathways here.

At this stage, we are collecting expressions of interest from clinicians and trainees who may wish to participate in the upcoming and future cohorts. We expect enrolment to open later this month.

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