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As medical research and medicine continue to evolve, cannabis use is becoming more frequent in both human and animal care. To stay current with this emerging application, both healthcare professionals of all types and those working directly with clients and customers in the cannabis industry need the right education. Choosing a program that focuses on the right topics, research, perspectives, and examination can bring you up to speed quickly and allow you to take your lessons immediately to work. Learn the relevant information you need now before you're behind in your approach.

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    Est. Tuition $2,950

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    Learning Format Online

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    Duration 6 months *

    *Duration times can vary, talk to your advisor for more information.
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    Total Units 9 Units

Required Courses

Course Formats
Course Schedules are Subject to Change
Required (9.00 Units )
 
WinterSpringSummerFall
Cannabis 101: History and Practice Across IndustriesThis course serves as a broad introduction to the cannabis genus and its various uses across history, culture, and industry.
3.00 Units
Cannabis Healthcare & Medicine I: Essentials of Cannabis MedicineThis course advances the knowledge and practice of cannabis medicine for health care providers and allied health professionals by improving their understanding of cannabis’s medical properties, human physiology and the metabolic pathways for cannabis, the ethics and law for cannabis healthcare practitioners, partnering with integrated medical centers, and client care.
3.00 Units
Cannabis Healthcare and Medicine II: Integrated Clinical PracticeThe second course for Cannabis Healthcare and Medicine probes into advanced physiological and pharmacological studies.
3.00 Units

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