Providing accredited, online continuing medical education for healthcare professionals who want to learn about medical cannabis and its potential clinical application.
Bridging the Gap for Medical Professionals
The Medical Cannabis Institute (TMCIGlobal) aims to educate researchers seeking to gain a broader understanding of the medical use of cannabis. Since 2013, TMCIGlobal has provided accredited medical cannabis education to healthcare practitioners.
TMCIGlobal has provided cannabis education to knowledge seekers all across the United States, and in 34 countries across six continents. Through our site, learners have earned over 36,000 hours of continuing education credit.
TMCIGlobal’s faculty includes subject matter experts and leading medical professionals working together to develop the highest-quality medical cannabis education.
Recently Released Courses
Medical Use of Cannabis v1.0
TMCIGlobal
This course is designed for providers seeking to gain basic knowledge about the use of medical cannabis in order to better assist patients.
Certificate of Completion Available
$159.00
Maryland Provider Education: Medical Use of Cannabis v3.0
TMCIGlobal
Approved by the Maryland Medical Cannabis Commission, this course is designed for providers in the State of Maryland seeking to gain basic knowledge about the use of medical cannabis and to participate in the Maryland Medical Cannabis program.
CME/CE-Certified Activity and Resources
$179.00
Virginia State Medical Use of Cannabis v1.0
TMCIGlobal
This course provides practitioners in the State of Virginia with basic knowledge about the use of medical cannabis in order to assist patients who wish to use medical cannabis.
CME/CE-Certified Activity and Resources
$179.00
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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