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CLINICAL CANNABIS TRAINING

Answering medical marijuana questions with evidence

Medical school never covered the endocannabinoid system. PACE's clinician-designed curriculum brings 30 years of CME-accredited conference material into one online certificate, built for the way you practice.

WHO IT'S FOR

Built for the clinicians who never got this training

Physicians, nurses, NPs, pharmacists, and PAs are facing patient questions that formal education never prepared them to answer. This certificate is designed around their clinical realities.

Physicians

Answer patient questions with evidence, not guesswork. Meet mandatory state CME requirements while building a solid clinical framework.

Nurses & NPs

Bridge the gap between patient questions and clinical answers. Gain the knowledge to counsel and educate with confidence, grounded in facts.

Pharmacists

Understand cannabinoid pharmacology, drug interactions, and dosing so you can review medication regimens with real precision.

PAs & Allied Health

Add a sought-after clinical skill to your practice. Learn the therapeutic applications and risks, directly applicable to patient care.

LEARNING OUTCOMES

What you'll actually be able to do

This curriculum is designed around clinical application. Each section builds a skill you can use in your next patient conversation, not just a fact to memorize.

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Explain the endocannabinoid system

Describe its role in homeostasis and identify why it matters for patient care.

Pharmacist in a white coat reviewing prescription bottles at a pharmacy counter

Compare cannabinoid pharmacology

Differentiate THC, CBD, and minor cannabinoids by receptor activity and clinical relevance.

Doctor explaining dosage instructions to a patient holding a prescription bottle

Apply dosing principles

Use a start-low, go-slow framework to recommend initial doses and titration schedules.

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Assess therapeutic evidence

Evaluate current clinical research on cannabinoids for pain, nausea, and other conditions.

Doctor using a tablet while consulting with a patient in a modern clinic room

Screen for risks and interactions

Identify potential adverse effects, drug interactions, and populations requiring caution.

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Direct clinical decisions

Apply a practical framework for patient assessment, monitoring, and follow-up in your practice.

ENROLLMENT OPTIONS

Choose your path to clinical confidence

Every option carries Category 1 CME/CEU credit. Pick the format that fits your practice and your schedule.

Individual section

2 CME/CEU

per section

Deepen your knowledge in one focused area without committing to the full certificate.

Enroll in a section

Core History and Science

Therapeutic Applications

Clinical Practice

Most complete

Full certificate

6 CME/CEU

all sections

Complete the full Clinical Cannabis Certificate in one self-paced, evidence-based program.

Enroll in the certificate

All 3 course sections

Video lectures

Post-assessments

Certificate upon completion

CME/CEU credits

Self-paced access

Institutional

Custom

per program

Bring the certificate to your hospital system, medical school, or residency program.

Explore institutional options

Group enrollment

Coordinated access

Billing support

Faculty coordination

PROVEN CREDENTIALS

The clinical gap is real. So is the answer.

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6

CME/CEU Credits

30

Years of CME

2025

Aligned to 2025 JAMA competency framework

Get the Clinical Cannabis Certificate

Complete the full 6 CME/CEU course and receive your completion certificate. Enroll today, learn at your own pace, and close the knowledge gap.