Earn Your Women’s Health and Hormone Certification. Build a Stronger Women’s Health Practice

True women’s health care doesn’t exist in silos. This program connects the dots across hormones, fertility, thyroid, metabolic health, neurodivergence, hypoactive sexual desire disorder, lifestyle, nutrition, and integrative medicine.

We are the only program that brings together advanced women’s health and hormone training with the business and practice-growth strategy providers need to open, build, or scale these services.

This certification was designed for providers who want both: clinical confidence and a roadmap for building a stronger women’s health practice.

You will gain practical training across women’s health essentials, advanced hormone care, functional and integrative approaches, thyroid, fertility, GLP-1 therapy, bioidentical hormone pellets, hypoactive sexual desire disorder, and women’s neurodivergence while also learning how to position, launch, and grow women’s health and hormone services inside your practice.

Comprehensive women’s health and hormone training

Build confidence across women’s health essentials, hormone therapy, fertility, thyroid health, metabolic care, GLP-1s, pellet therapy, hypoactive sexual desire disorder, and women’s neurodivergence.

Practical clinical application

Strengthen your ability to evaluate patients, understand overlapping concerns, support clinical decision-making, and apply concepts in real-world care.

A credential that adds value

Complete the certification and earn the EWHH-C designation.

An integrative medicine approach

Learn through a broader framework that combines conventional medicine with lifestyle, nutrition, and holistic health considerations.

Business and practice-growth insight

Most women’s health programs stop at the clinical side. This program also helps you think about how to open, build, or scale women’s health and hormone services.

A stronger women’s health offering

Ideal for providers who want to advance their clinical expertise and for clinicians who want to build a women’s health practice around that expertise.

Built for both clinicians and entrepreneurs

Learn how women’s health and hormone care can become a high-demand offering inside an independent, wellness, functional, cash-pay, or hybrid practice.

This certification gives you the clinical training and practice-growth insight needed to better serve women across complex and high-demand areas of care. From women’s health essentials to hormone therapy, fertility, thyroid, GLP-1s, pellet therapy, hypoactive sexual desire disorder, women’s neurodivergence, and integrative medicine, every part of the curriculum is designed to help you confidently offer women’s health and hormone care and grow it within your practice.

Women’s Health Essentials

Build a strong foundation in women’s health and hormone care, including essential clinical concepts, common patient concerns, assessment considerations, and patient-centered care planning.

4 CE / 2 Rx 

Advanced Women’s Health Essentials

Expand your understanding of more advanced women’s health concerns, hormone-related presentations, clinical reasoning, and management considerations.

4 CE / 3 RX 

Advanced Women’s Health and HRT Course: The Functional Shift

Explore a broader functional and integrative approach to women’s health, including the role of lifestyle, nutrition, holistic health, and integrative care in clinical decision-making.

8 CE / 3 RX 

Thyroid Optimization

Strengthen your ability to recognize, evaluate, and manage thyroid-related concerns that commonly overlap with hormone, metabolic, energy, mood, and weight-related presentations.

16 CE / 5 RX 

GLP-1 RA Microdosing

Understand the role of GLP-1 therapy within weight management, metabolic care, and broader women’s health and hormone-focused practice models.

4 CE / 3 Rx 

Bioidentical Hormone Pellet

Learn key principles, clinical applications, and patient considerations related to bioidentical hormone pellet therapy.

7 CE / 3 RX 

Fertility

Gain practical insight into fertility-related hormone considerations, reproductive health concerns, and supportive clinical planning.

7 CE / 2 RX 

Women’s Wellness & Neurodiversity

Develop a stronger understanding of women’s neurodivergence and neurodiversity, including how ADHD, autism, and related presentations may intersect with hormones, mental health, patient communication, and women’s health care.

6 CE / 3 Rx 

Total: 46 CE Hours / 21 Rx Hours

Patients are actively searching for providers who can help with hormone concerns, perimenopause, menopause, fertility, thyroid symptoms, metabolic health, weight management, GLP-1 therapy, hypoactive sexual desire disorder, women’s neurodivergence, and bioidentical hormone options.

This certification helps you meet that demand with clarity, confidence, and a recognized credential.

Instead of piecing together fragmented education, you get a complete certification pathway that helps you strengthen your knowledge, improve your clinical decision-making, and build a women’s health and hormone offering your patients are already looking for.

The Women’s Health and Hormone Certification Program brings together experienced clinicians, course authors, and practice-focused educators across women’s health, hormone therapy, fertility, thyroid optimization, metabolic care, pellet therapy, neurodivergence, hypoactive sexual desire disorder, and integrative medicine.

Dr. Tara Harding is a doctorally-prepared family nurse practitioner, women’s health educator, fertility coach, advocate, and public speaker known for her work in women’s health, infertility, and medical gaslighting awareness. 

She has built a global platform educating women on complex and often overlooked health concerns, with media features including BuzzFeed, Today’s Parent, and Mira. Through her clinical experience, education, coaching, telemedicine work, and public speaking, Dr. Harding brings a patient-centered perspective rooted in advocacy, education, empowerment, and helping women better understand their bodies and their options.

As Program Director, Dr. Harding helps support the Women’s Health and Hormone Certification Program by guiding monthly Q+A sessions, learner engagement, program support, and curriculum coordination. 

Most women’s health programs teach the clinical. This certification teaches the clinical and how to build a stronger women’s health and hormone practice around it.

You will learn how to think more comprehensively about women’s health, hormone therapy, fertility, thyroid, metabolic care, GLP-1s, pellet therapy, hypoactive sexual desire disorder, women’s neurodivergence, and integrative care. You will also learn how to open, build, and scale women’s health and hormone services so you can turn your training into a real growth opportunity.

If you want a certification that helps you gain confidence, earn credentials, and build a stronger women’s health service line, this is your next step.

Included in the Certification:

  • Comprehensive women’s health and hormone training
  • Education in thyroid, fertility, GLP-1s, pellet therapy, hypoactive sexual desire disorder, and women’s neurodivergence
  • Integrative medicine approach combining conventional care with lifestyle, nutrition, and holistic health
  • Practical clinical application through structured coursework and assessments
  • Practice-growth insight for opening, building, or scaling a women’s health practice
  • 46 CE Hours with 21 of the 46 hours dedicated to pharmacology
  • EWHH-C credential upon successful completion

$2,999*

Everything you need to know about the Certification.

What makes this Women’s Health and Hormone Certification different?

Most women’s health programs focus mainly on clinical education and isolated topics. This certification includes that foundation, but also emphasizes hormone care, integrative medicine, hypoactive sexual desire disorder, women’s neurodivergence, and practice-growth training for clinicians who want to open, build, or scale women’s health services.

What credentials do I earn after completing the certification?

Upon successful completion of the certification, learners earn the EWHH-C designation.

Does this certification actually give me credentials?

Yes. Graduates who successfully complete the program earn the EWHH-C credential, which recognizes completion of Elite NP’s Women’s Health and Hormone Certification.

What topics are covered in the certification?

The curriculum includes women’s health essentials, advanced women’s health, functional and integrative women’s health, thyroid, GLP-1 therapy, bioidentical hormone pellet therapy, fertility, hypoactive sexual desire disorder, and women’s neurodivergence.

Does this certification include hormone training?

Yes. Hormone care is a central focus of the certification. Learners study women’s health and hormone-related topics across fertility, thyroid, metabolic health, GLP-1 therapy, bioidentical hormone pellets, and integrative clinical care.

Does the program include integrative medicine?

Yes. The certification uses an integrative medicine approach that combines conventional medicine with lifestyle, nutrition, and holistic health considerations.

Does the certification include practice-growth training?

Yes. One of the standout features of this certification is that it addresses the practice-building side of women’s health and hormone care. This is especially valuable for clinicians who want to open, build, or scale their own women’s health practice.

Is there a final exam?

Yes. Learners complete a 100-question final exam as part of the certification process.

What score is required to pass?

Learners must earn at least 70% on required quizzes and the final exam.

How many CE and Rx hours are included?

The certification includes 46 CE Hours and 21 Rx Hours.

Who is this certification best for?

This certification is designed for two main audiences: clinicians who want to advance their clinical expertise in women’s health and hormone care, and clinicians who want to open, build, or scale a women’s health practice.

Can I earn the certification without completing the final exam?

No. Learners must complete the required coursework, quizzes, and final exam to earn the EWHH-C credential.

How much does the Women’s Health and Hormone Certification cost?

The regular price is $2,999*.

What does EWHH-C mean?

EWHH-C denotes successful completion of Elite NP’s Women’s Health and Hormone Certification. This does not take the place of women’s health nurse practitioner programs available. The EWHH-C does not imply board certification, specialty licensure, or a change in scope of practice.

*This certification is not included in FHEA Memberships.