What is Maverick Medical Education’s online didactic module expiration policy?

Any participant who purchases a course from Maverick Medical Education will be provided access to their online didactic modules for 1 year from purchase date or hands-on lab date, whichever is later. This provides ample time for a participant to work through, complete, and later re-review their online didactic modules preceding and following a hands-on lab.

How long will I have access to my course’s online modules?

  • If you purchased an Online-Only course, you will have access to the online didactic modules for 1 year from your purchase date.
  • If you purchased an Online Modules + Hands-On Lab course, you will have access to the online didactic modules for 1 year from the date of the hands-on lab.

Why do you expire access to the online modules?

Maverick expires access to online didactic modules for 2 reasons.

  1. Implementing this 1 year access policy encourages participants to complete their modules sooner and not waste or forget their purchase.
  2. Maverick regularly updates, revises, and adds to each of our courses’ online didactic modules. As a result, information is always changing and improving. Maverick does not want a participant to be stuck with an outdated version of their online modules and miss out on new information and research from within the last year. Expiring access helps to prevent participants from being misinformed by irrelevant information and procedures.

How can I renew access to my online modules?

There are 2 ways to renew access to the latest version of your course’s online didactic modules.

  1. Purchase a new upcoming Online Module + Hands-on Lab course
  2. Purchase an Online-Only course

If you purchase the same course you previously registered for, you will receive access again to the latest version of the online didactic modules for that course. Be aware that purchasing the online modules for a different course will NOT re-grant access to the online modules of any prior course(s) you purchased in the past.