AI Ready Doctor: Foundations
Six week cohort covering the clinical, technical, ethical, and regulatory foundations every practicing physician needs.
Founded and led by Dr. Hassan Bencheqroun, Medical AI Academy trains practicing physicians, trainees, and international health teams to build, evaluate, and deploy artificial intelligence in real clinical care.
Most medical AI education today is written by engineers for engineers, or by consultants for hospital boards. Very little is written by practicing clinicians for other practicing clinicians. Even less is written for clinicians outside the English-speaking world.
Medical AI Academy was founded to close that gap. Every course starts from a real clinical decision, a real patient population, and a real workflow. Every course is taught by clinicians, not vendors. And every core course is offered in a bilingual format that respects the reality that most of the world's doctors do not think first in English.
The academy's mission is the application of AI in international communities, and especially Arab, Muslim, Moroccan, and Middle Eastern communities, so that the next generation of clinicians there builds and evaluates AI on their own terms.
Hassan K. Bencheqroun, MD, FCCP, MBA
CEO and Founder, Medical AI Academy
Modular, cohort-based, and available in bilingual formats.
Six week cohort covering the clinical, technical, ethical, and regulatory foundations every practicing physician needs.
Deep dive taught from a bedside intensivist's lens. Ventilator weaning, sepsis prediction, TeleICU, and radiology assist.
Flagship bilingual cohort for clinicians across North Africa, the Middle East, and francophone Africa.
For medical directors, department chairs, and CMIOs. Building the governance, procurement, and safety scaffolding.
Compressed weekend intensive designed for training programs that want their house officers AI ready.
Custom curricula for health systems, medical schools, ministries of health, and international NGOs.
Practicing physicians, residents, fellows, physician executives, and international clinical teams. The bilingual cohorts are designed specifically for Arab, Muslim, Moroccan, and Middle Eastern clinicians who prefer to learn medical AI in their own languages.
Selected courses are structured to be accredited for continuing medical education. CME status varies by cohort and is confirmed at enrollment.
No. Foundational cohorts run in bilingual Arabic and French formats in addition to English, reflecting the academy's international mission.
Yes. Institutional programs are custom built for health systems, medical schools, and ministries of health, and delivered on site or remotely.
Every core course is led by Dr. Hassan Bencheqroun with a clinical faculty of practicing physicians. Sessions are grounded in real cases, not vendor demos.
Enrollment for open cohorts and inquiries for institutional programs are handled through the contact form.
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