Medical Ethics for Healthcare Professionals (USA) is a course designed to help clinicians across all disciplines apply ethical principles in practice, meet regulatory expectations, and strengthen accountability during complaints or disciplinary inquiries.

The course explores the core bioethical principles — autonomy, beneficence, non-maleficence, and justice — and examines how these interact with confidentiality, informed consent, truth-telling, and fairness in healthcare. Learners will also study the ethical standards set out in the AMA, ANA, ADA, APhA, and other professional codes, and see how state licensing boards and the FSMB evaluate ethical conduct during investigations.

Through structured guidance, case studies, and ethical decision-making models, participants will learn to analyse dilemmas, avoid common pitfalls, and demonstrate ethical integrity in daily practice and regulatory processes.