The Statewide Campus System offers two programs that address state-required opioid training.
Pain Management & Opioid Awareness Symposium
This event will explore health issues and services related to the treatment of pain. This session features evidence-based treatment models that effectively care for individuals with substance use disorders, including medication-assisted treatment of opioid withdrawal. You will also learn about:
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- Current opioid prescribing requirements
- Alternatives in care
- Behavioral health considerations
- Insurance coverage for pain therapies
Registration is required; please click here to register.
Opioid on Demand Overview
MSUCOM-SCS is pleased to provide your incoming residents with their on-demand Opioid Awareness Training – a LARA requirement. This is available to SCS Member Programs ONLY at no cost. If you have programs that are NOT SCS members, there is a $30 fee per person for the on-demand training program that can be paid for by the resident or the program. However, residents that use the promo code will be compared to the SCS resident list, and hospitals will be billed $30 per non-SCS resident that takes the training at no cost using this promo code.
Below are the instructions for the residents to complete the LARA Required training.
Do NOT share the code with those outside of your programs, as non-member faculty, residents, and other healthcare providers do have to pay for this service. This is a benefit to member programs only.
Below are the instructions for the residents to complete the LARA Required training.
- Residents should click here to be directed to the CME Tracker website.
- Create a CME profile.
- Once logged in, search “opioid” in the search box for available programs, and it will bring them to the 1-hour session for LARA requirement.
- Please use “SCS2022” as the promo code.
- Once the course is completed, the resident MUST attest to participation and print their certificate.
Do NOT share the code with those outside of your programs, as non-member faculty, residents, and other healthcare providers do have to pay for this service. This is a benefit to member programs only.
