Siyemi Learning was set up in 2006 as an independent CME provider in Europe. Its primary scope of activity is to work collaboratively with medical professionals and education partners in the development, presentation and accreditation management of educational activities taking place primarily in Europe, but also globally.
Siyemi Learning has worked on over 300 hours of CME accredited meetings and 60 hours of accredited e-learning (accredited by EACCME, EBAC, EU*ACME, EACIC, nationally across Europe including France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Spain, The Netherlands, UK and Canada, and in joint-providership with ACCME accredited providers in the US), primarily for European doctors (pan-European and National), but also has experience of CME in Latin America, South East Asia, Japan, India, the Middle East as well as North America.
Siyemi Learning is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education for physicians.
Following his degree in Chemistry Eugene spent 12 years working in a variety of positions in the pharmaceutical industry, advertising and medical communications agencies. He left the promotional sector for good in 2000, working since then exclusively in CME, initially devising and delivering e-learning for the European Society of Cardiology (“ESCed” being the first CME accredited e-learning platform in Europe) and the Federation of European Cancer Societies (FECS – now the European CanCer Organisation, ECCO).
He was Director of Global CME (ex-US) at Wolters Kluwer Health, before setting up Siyemi Learning in 2006 – an independent CME Provider, and a year later European CME Forum a not-for-profit organisation which brings together key stakeholders in CME-CPD. Eugene serves on the Editorial Board of the Journal of European CME (JECME) and is a Founding Member of the Good CME Practice group .
After completing a degree in English at Duke University, Anne started her career as a writer focusing on medical news and conference reporting for organizations including the American Cancer Society and WebMD. Her interest in scientifically rigorous medical content led her to specialise in CME, where she spent 15 years as a medical writer developing grant proposals and CME programme content for medical societies and global CME providers. With growing expertise in CME content strategy and outcomes assessment, her role expanded to that of scientific director and, more recently, director of education and quality improvement.
In 2018, Anne completed her MSc in Pharmaceutical Outcomes and Policy with a concentration in medication errors, patient safety, and quality improvement. She is a certified healthcare CPD professional (CHCP) and a certified professional in healthcare quality (CPHQ).
Camilla has a BSc in Biology and after three years working as a researcher at the DIBIT AIDS Immunopathogenesis department, she joined Chiesi Farmaceutici, an Italian leading pharmaceutical company, where she covered medical sales and international marketing positions for few years, focussing on developing business and marketing strategies for the Chiesi respiratory portfolio.
After moving to the UK, she worked for 10 years in medical communications, managing a variety of marketing and publication activities on behalf of leading pharmaceutical companies.
Camilla joined Siyemi Learning in 2013 and is responsible for CME compliance and accreditation services.
Alison completed her degree in Chemistry at the University of Leeds in 2007 and initially worked in the lab: firstly in the Manchester University Microbiology Research Project, then as a Quality Control Analyst with Sanofi. Alison then moved to an office position working for Frontier Public Relations before joining Siyemi Learning in 2018.
Alison supports the delivery team at Siyemi Learning and serves as Secretariat for the Good CME Practice Group. Alison is also a qualified acupuncturist as well as an Aikido instructor.
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