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(TIP) 63: Medications for Opioid Use Disorder, Partnering Addiction Treatment Counselors with Clients and Healthcare Professi

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Course overview

TIP 63 provides a clinical overview of three FDA-approved medications for the treatment of Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) as well as addresses other strategies useful in the management of this condition. It is divided into 5 parts. The first provides a general overview to the medications used in treating OUD. Part 2 addresses OUD in medical care settings, while Part 3 focuses on more detailed information regarding medication management of OUD. Part 4 is for healthcare and addiction treatment professionals, and focuses on facilitating an interdisciplinary team approach to helping patients diagnosed with OUD. Finally, Part 5 provides resources related to OUD medications. This course is part 3 of a 3 part series.

Subject areas

This course counts toward the state boards and subject areas below.

Ohio Chemical Dependency Professionals Board

Certified Prevention Consultant

2.75h P2-Prevention Education & Service Delivery for Prevention Professionals

Certified Prevention Specialist

2.75h P2-Prevention Education & Service Delivery for Prevention Professionals

Certified Prevention Specialist Assistant

2.75h P2-Prevention Education & Service Delivery for Prevention Professionals

Chemical Dependency Counselor Assistant

2.75h C2-Counseling procedures and strategies as applied to those with substance use disorder

Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor II

2.75h C2-Counseling procedures and strategies as applied to those with substance use disorder

Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor III

2.75h C2-Counseling procedures and strategies as applied to those with substance use disorder

Licensed Independent Chemical Dependency Counselor

2.75h C2-Counseling procedures and strategies as applied to those with substance use disorder