Now Open: Fellow Lightning Round Submissions 

The 2026 ACAAM Call for Fellow Lightning Round Submissions is now open! This is your opportunity to deliver a dynamic 5-minute oral presentation on a topic of your choice and share your work with a national audience of addiction medicine fellows and faculty. 

We welcome submissions of original research, compelling case reports, and innovative clinical or educational ideas, including works in progress. Proposal submissions are due Tuesday, March 17, 2026. 

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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) - earn up to 89 CME
  • ACAAM Core: Board Prep (includes ADePT, Question Bank organized by core content, and 2023-2024 Didactic Series recordings)
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Access ACAAM Career Development Session Recordings

Unlock valuable insights to help you thrive in addiction medicine! ACAAM’s Career Development Sessions are free, on-demand resources exclusively for active members. Learn how to navigate fellowship leadership, negotiate contracts and salaries, drive meaningful change, and master The ASAM Criteria — all at your own pace.

Active ACAAM membership is required to access the recorded sessions. 

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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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