Providing accredited, online continuing medical education for healthcare professionals who want to learn about medical cannabis and its potential clinical application.
State-Specific Training
Physician Training
Nurse Training
Pharm.D Training
Bridging the Gap for Medical Professionals
Since 2013, The Medical Cannabis Institute (TMCIGlobal), has provided accredited education to physicians, nurses, pharmacists, physician assistants, and other healthcare professionals. Our goal is to better prepare those who come in contact with patients that might benefit from or are already using medical cannabis. Additionally, we aim to educate researchers seeking to gain a broader understanding of the endocannabinoid system.
As a consortium, TMCIGlobal’s faculty includes subject matter experts and leading medical professionals working together to develop the highest-quality medical cannabis education.
Featured Courses
Clinical Cannabinoid Medicine Curriculum
Multiple Authors
Medical Cannabis from A to Z – A comprehensive clinical cannabinoid medicine curriculum for physicians
Certificate of Completion Available
$289.00
Medical Cannabis Curriculum for Nurses
Eloise Theisen
Curriculum topics include the Endocannabinoid System, Dosing, Medical Risks and Legal Implications
Certificate of Completion Available
$125.00
Maryland Provider Education: Medical Use of Cannabis v1.0
TMCIGlobal
This curriculum is designed to educate providers who wish to learn about medical cannabis
CME/CE-Certified Activity and Resources
$179.00
Ohio State Medical Marijuana Education
TMCIGlobal
This Course is designed to educate practitioners who wish to participate in the Ohio Medical Marijuana Program
CME/CE-Certified Activity and Resources
$199.00
The Endocannabinoid System’s Role in Regulating Pain
“THC is able to relieve stress and pain to a certain extent [which] could help us devise … compounds [to] selectively boost the ability of the endocannabinoid system to regulate stress in the central nervous system and pain in the periphery. [This] is one of the most untapped and most fascinating areas of modern pharmacology.”
Daniele Piomelli, PhD
Professor of Anatomy, Neurobiology, Pharmacology and Biological Chemistry at the University of California, Irvine
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