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Scott Farmer is a passionate advocate for individuals living with physical and emotional pain, dedicating more than 21 years to advancing medical education. Throughout his career, Scott has developed and launched over 300 educational programs across 35 different conditions, including Pain Management, Migraine, Depression, Anxiety, Movement Disorders, Alzheimer’s Disease, Inflammatory Bowel Disease, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Addiction, Smoking Cessation, PTSD, Bipolar Disorder, Fibromyalgia, ADHD, Diabetes, and many others. His work also addresses broader healthcare challenges like access, clinician burnout, health literacy, and patient-centered care.
In addition to creating educational content, Scott has developed three mobile apps, more than 20 educational websites, and over 300 live programs. He has built and managed five medical education databases with a combined membership exceeding 250,000 healthcare professionals. His expertise in social media strategy and viral video production has made him a leader in medical education outreach and recruitment. Scott’s technical skills span web development, e-learning design, app development, animation, video production, illustration, branch logic programming, survey development, and outcomes analysis. He holds a Master of Business Administration, which he applies to educational initiatives focused on the impact of pain conditions in the workplace. His broader business expertise includes healthcare education consulting, internal corporate wellness systems, anonymous data collection, outcomes reporting, analytics, and grant writing. Scott is the Co-Founder of Patient Mind Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to closing the knowledge gap between clinicians and patients by fostering confident, informed clinical interactions. He also serves as COO of ACPA and CEO of AIMEC, a company specializing in ACCME live and e-learning production, education delivery, data collection, needs assessments, and outcomes-based solutions. Scott is also the co-founder of MigrainePro© and producer of WorkMigraine© and Primary Care Migraine© programs developed in collaboration with the National Headache Foundation. |