ECHO – Substance Use Disorders in Adolescents – Fall 2026
The goal of this ECHO program is to improve care for adolescents with substance use disorder (SUD) and risky substance use who are treated in primary and pediatric care.
The goal of this ECHO program is to improve care for adolescents with substance use disorder (SUD) and risky substance use who are treated in primary and pediatric care.
The purpose of this ECHO is to build the capacity of pediatric, primary care and mental/behavioral health providers and teams to provide holistic, culturally responsive, and equitable gender affirming care for pediatric and adolescent patients. This ECHO is a dedicated…
The goals of this 13-session ECHO series are to create or improve systems to support adults in jail custody who have substance use disorders (SUD), demonstrate jail implementation models of medication for opioid use disorder (also known as MAT), and…
This 12-session ECHO series will help enhance the ability of primary care clinicians and behavioral health clinicians working in primary care settings to identify and treat pediatric mental health issues. Both pharmacological and non-pharmacological treatment methods will be presented.
The purpose of this ECHO program is to discuss your complex cases as they arise, share and learn emerging best practices in the areas of addiction medicine and pain management (through conversation, not didactics), and foster community among a group…
The purpose of the Dermatology for Non-Dermatologists ECHO is to empower primary care clinicians with the knowledge and skills needed to treat common skin conditions in their practices.
The purpose of this 8-session ECHO program is to provide community-based organizations with training and practical tools to start or strengthen digital literacy and digital health navigation by integrating into their existing work and equipping staff with the knowledge and…
The purpose of this 12-session ECHO program is to build the capacity and confidence to provide behavioral health care for adults with complex combinations of IDD, mental health conditions, and substance use disorders.
The goal of this ECHO program is to help clinical teams build or improve systems of care that effectively treat addiction in hospital and emergency department settings.
The Addiction Medicine ECHO faculty are highly qualified to provide clinical management support based on their own clinical experience and specialty training. Most presenters are board certified in Addiction Medicine, and all have current clinical experience with patients with substance…
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