2023 Washington 10 Hour Continuing Education
$70.00
Washington State Cannabis Consultants must complete a minimum of 10 hours of continuing education each year in order to renew their certificate. The Medical Marijuana 411 Washington Renewal Certification meets the 10 hours of Continuing Education (CE) credits required by the Washington Department of Health.
For 2023, Medical Marijuana 411 has prepared a course focused on cannabis and dermatology. In this course, you will learn more about topical cannabis products, best practices for topical application, and even the history of topical use.
WA State Approval Number: MM411 INC – TRNG.TG.60663011-MMJC
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Description
Washington State Certified Consultants must complete a minimum of 10 hours of continuing education each year in order to renew their certificate. The Medical Marijuana 411 Washington Renewal Certification meets the 10 hours of Continuing Education (CE) credits required by the Washington Department of Health.
This course consists of 10 hours of Continuing Education credit and includes a downloadable certificate at the end of the course.
For 2023, Medical Marijuana 411 has prepared a course focused on cannabis and dermatology. In this course, you will learn more about topical cannabis products, best practices for topical application, and even the history of topical use.
WA State Approval Number: MM411 INC – TRNG.TG.60663011-MMJC
Even if you are not planning to use this course to complete your continuing education requirement, you can still gain a lot from this material. This certificate shares relevant information for anyone seeking a deeper dive into cannabis, dermatology, skincare, and holistic health management.
Our team of medical marijuana professionals have developed a state-of-the-art eLearning program for cannabis education online. Our online courses are certified by Washington state and can be used as credits for Washington State Medical Marijuana Consultant Certification, along with the annual state-required Continuing Education courses to maintain certification.
Cannabis education online courses can also be purchased by anybody looking to expand their knowledge on a myriad of medicinal cannabis topics. As we continue to expand our advanced cannabis education and learning management system, we are creating a “knowledge vault” where students can continually access new information.
Additional modules are being developed to help the patient, the consultant, and the independent learner gain a greater understanding of cannabis, cannabis-related science, substance abuse, communication skills, professional ethics, information about common ailments, and state-specific medical marijuana laws and policies.
- Each section followed by endnote citation links to more than 800+ current, peer-reviewed research studies
- Legal Considerations for Medical Professionals (what medical professionals can and cannot do)
- 9 modules which consist of: legal framework, basics of the plant, the history, discovery, and science of the ECS, and how cannabinoid receptors work with our bodies. Further modules will delve into important topics like: how to medicate, inhalation versus ingestion, contraindications, drug on drug interactions, terpenes, The Entourage Effect, cannabinoids, THC, CBD, and how medical marijuana works with a variety of different ailments.
- Videos featuring: Dr. Raphael Mechoulam, Dr. Sue Sisley, Dr. Mark Ware, Dr. Donald Abrams and Dr. Jake Felice to help articulate section module content
- Multiple videos which illustrate the ECS, CB1 & CB2 receptors, patient stories and expert testimony on multiple cannabis related topics.
- Downloadable PDFs and graphics for review with colleagues, patients, and peers interested in the how’s and why’s medical marijuana is an option for patient treatment
- The impact of cannabis on the opioid addiction crisis
- Resource sections for further reading and review
The 2023 Washington Consultant Continuing Education Certification (10 Hours) will cover the following:
- Overview of Cannabis Topicals
- Overview of Cannabis Ingestion through Oral Mucosal Membrane
- Pain, Inflammation and Skin irritation
- Why Try Topical Application?
- Tips for Applying Cannabis Topicals
- Cannabis Dermatology and Future Implications
10 hours of Continuing Education credit with a downloadable certificate available at the end of course.
WA State Approval Number: MM411 INC – TRNG.TG.60663011-MMJC
With over 800+ current, peer reviewed citations, Medical Marijuana 411 is proud to be the global leader in online medical marijuana education for patients, medical professionals and dispensary consultants.
Additional videos from leading cited experts, scientists and physicians, and downloadable graphics are part of this certification. Here is a partial list of the scientists, researchers, educators and lawyers whose work is cited within the Medical Marijuana 411 certifications.
Our goal of creating the most current content for this cannabis certification course was obtained by using peer-reviewed research from industry experts. All citations utilized in this course meet standard guidelines and are part of the public domain. Experts listed below are not affiliated with Medical Marijuana 411 and no endorsement or authorization should be inferred by their inclusion on our website. Medical Marijuana 411 has included links to each expert to ensure credit is given for their research, legal and scientific studies under the guidelines of “Fair Use.”
- Dr. Lumir Hanuš
- Dr. Vincenzo Di Marzo
- Dr. Robert Melamede
- Dr. Dustin Sulak
- Dr. Bonni Goldstein
- Professor Roger Pertwee
- Dr. Shohami
- Dr. Ester Fride
- Dr. Melanie Dreher
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Basic Knowledge any average budtender knows. FYI, lip balm can and will make someone mentally intoxicated if it touches the inside membranes of the mouth…even on the side of the mouth. You should change that.