ACAAM Learning Portal - Access Your Next Best Tool for Addiction Medicine Learning
On July 1, ACAAM is launching a new way to access and engage with addiction medicine education all in one platform – The ACAAM Learning Portal.
On July 1, ACAAM is launching a new way to access and engage with addiction medicine education all in one platform – The ACAAM Learning Portal.
The Research in Addiction Medicine Scholars (RAMS) Program is now recruiting its 15th cohort of fellows in Addiction Medicine and Addiction Psychiatry. This prestigious, NIDA-funded, two-year program supports fellows who are planning to incorporate academic research into their careers.
Open to those currently in an Addiction Medicine or Addiction Psychiatry fellowship, RAMS provides specialized training, funding, and mentorship to help early-career physicians gain the skills and support needed to pursue impactful research in the field.
Addiction medicine fellows and medical trainees are invited to participate in Sharing the Wisdom: A Presidential Lecture Series for the Next Generation, hosted by the UNC School of Medicine Addiction Medicine Program.
July 10, 2026 | 3–4 pm ET
In this video message, ACAAM President Randy Brown, MD PhD, reflects on the progress our community is making and the shared commitment to advancing addiction medicine education and care.
Heading to the ASAM 2026 Annual Conference? Don’t miss ACAAM’s Member Meet-Up on April 24 — a special evening just for our community!
Swing by to unwind and reconnect with friends and colleagues! No registration is required. Whether you’re attending #ASAM2026 or will be nearby, we’d love to see you there.
We look forward to seeing you soon!
All ACAAM members have received an email with the Zoom link, make sure to access the event using that link on May 28. It will also be included in the upcoming ACAAM Weekly Digest.
Held June 3, 2026
Congratulations to the Class of 2025–2026 Addiction Medicine Fellows.
ACAAM is implementing updates to its governance structure as part of a broader effort to ensure the organization remains focused, effective, and well positioned to advance its mission.
Over time, organizations evolve—and governance structures must evolve with them. As ACAAM’s programs, priorities, and capacity have changed, it has become clear that a more streamlined and flexible approach to committee governance will better support our work and our members.
Are you considering a future in addiction medicine or simply curious about what fellowship training and a career in the field look like?
The American College of Academic Addiction Medicine (ACAAM) invites medical students, residents, and practicing physicians to its upcoming virtual Specialty Showcase on May 5 at 3 pm ET.
This hybrid advocacy experience brings policy impact closer to home. As part of AMAC, addiction treatment professionals will be able to engage directly with members of Congress and their staff during the August recess, right in their home state. Through a virtual skills training and state-based team coordination, attendees will gain the tools and confidence needed to advance a national policy agenda that supports addiction treatment professionals as they care for patients and save lives.
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The Curbsiders Addiction Medicine Podcast is back for Season 5, supported by ACAAM, and the team wants to hear directly from clinicians. As part of the upcoming season, the Curbsiders will feature a Listener Q&A episode, inviting questions from the addiction medicine community. This is an opportunity to bring forward the real issues clinicians are grappling with in practice.
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Are you an addiction medicine ACAAM fellow eager to share your insights with a national audience? Now’s your chance! The Call for Fellow Lightning Round Proposals is accepting submissions for 2026.
Selected submissions will be presented during the May 27 virtual Fellow Lightning Round Session, which highlights the voices of future leaders in addiction medicine while supporting professional growth through peer learning. 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.
Are you heading to a medical conference or grand rounds outside of addiction medicine and want to help raise awareness about fellowship training? ACAAM has the perfect tool to help you spark meaningful conversations wherever you go.
ACAAM members can request a free “Ask Me About Addiction Medicine Fellowship Training” button — updated with a fresh new look and an easy‑to‑scan QR code. Wear it at conferences, meetings, grand rounds, or even day‑to‑day to help others learn about addiction medicine and discover pathways into the specialty. It’s a simple, effective way to support recruitment and grow interest in the field.
We are thrilled to announce the 2026 ACAAM Award Recipients, celebrating outstanding contributions to the field of academic addiction medicine! Please join us in congratulating the following honorees:
We are excited to introduce the newest members of the ACAAM Board of Directors!
We invite you to celebrate these accomplishments and look ahead with us as we continue building a future of excellence and equity in academic addiction medicine. Learn more about ACAAM's mission.
The ACAAM Online Community is your dedicated space to engage with peers, ask questions, and share resources that support your work in academic addiction medicine. Whether you want to start a conversation, offer your expertise, or find new tools that enhance your practice, the community is here to help you grow.
Customize your profile, adjust your notifications, and jump into the discussions that matter most to you. We look forward to seeing you join the conversation and make the most of this vibrant member network!