Founded in 2009, Medical Marijuana 411 is one of the first and most trusted online resources for medical cannabis education. Our community of physicians, patients, and researchers are committed to providing the very best online education platform based on peer reviewed research for those seeking education that is research based and unbiased.

Medical Marijuana 411 understands the on-going commitment to the highest standards in cannabis education and now proud to be authoring titles on cannabis. Medical Marijuana 411 has partnered with Springer Publishing, the global leader in medical publications, to bring credible, research based medical cannabis textbooks into the hands of professionals. The Medical Cannabis Handbook for Healthcare Professionals is the first of a series of titles available for sale with Medical Cannabis and Opioids – Minimizing Opioid Use Through Cannabis is also available.

Medical Marijuana 411 is expanding to meet the cannabis educational requirements worldwide. Working with key strategic partners in global markets, Medical Marijuana 411 strives to provide accredited programs through universities, government agencies and those developing medical marijuana policies in those emerging markets. As an expert in policy, cannabis certification requirements and compliance, Medical Marijuana 411 will work with partners to develop the optimal programs to ensure patient safety, economic impact and new job opportunities.

Additional courses offered include: Medical Cannabis Consultant Certification (budtender certification), Advanced Medical Marijuana Certification and a myriad of courses focused on ailment specific topics such as: Pain Management, Topicals, Glaucoma, Sleep and PTSD. All the modules, webinars and podcasts in our courses are available online 24/7. This gives you the ability to schedule and complete your courses at any time. We continue to develop learning modules that allow medical professionals, consultants and independent learners gain a greater understanding of medical cannabis, cannabis-related science, substance abuse, communication skills, professional ethics and ailments, and state-specific medical marijuana laws and policies.