Deadline Extended: Apply for the REACH 2.0 Scholar Program

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Great news! The REACH 2.0 Scholar application deadline has been extended to April 23, 2025! Medical students, residents, and fellows specializing in addiction medicine or addiction psychiatry, especially those from diverse backgrounds, are encouraged to apply. This program offers career connections, specialized training in evidence-based care, and financial support to 20 Scholars.

All required documents, including Letters of Recommendation and Participation Agreements, must be uploaded within the application before submitting.

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Explore ACAAM Products and Resources

Do you want to brush up on the latest in addiction medicine or need some help preparing for your board exam? ACAAM has a variety of products available to both members and nonmembers! From useful board prep resources to valuable learning modules, our products can help you expand your knowledge, earn CME, and further your career.

 Our product offerings include:

  • The Addiction e-Practice Test (ADePT) Ver. 2025
  • The ACAAM Addiction Medicine Board Preparation Question Bank - 3 Offerings, Ver. 2025
  • Didactic Curriculum
  • Self-Assessment Modules (SAMs)
  • ACAAM Core: Board Prep (includes ADePT, Question Bank organized by core content, and 2023-2024 Didactic Series recordings)
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Unlock Free Access to Faculty Development Recordings

Explore ACAAM’s Faculty Development Series with free on-demand recordings, tailored for faculty and early-career professionals in addiction medicine. Explore essential topics like academic advancement, patient advocacy, research dissemination, creating innovative training programs, and much more!

Active ACAAM membership and registration are required to access recordings and live sessions—don’t miss the upcoming session on Transformative Change on May 1, 2025. Register today and elevate your career!

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ACAAM National Addiction Medicine Didactic Curriculum

ACAAM hosts weekly National Addiction Medicine Didactic Curriculum presentations. The live, two-hour sessions are mapped to the American Board of Preventive Medicine (ABPM) addiction medicine exam blueprint as well as the ACGME medical competencies. Although designed by and for the addiction medicine subspecialty, the content will improve the practice of any physician or fellow treating or assessing patients with substance use disorder.
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