Substance Use Disorder ECHO Program

1st Thursday of the Month @ 11am PT

Description
The Substance Use Disorder ECHO Program is designed to enhance I/T/U clinicians’ ability to provide care to patients with SUD through offering didactic and case presentations, as well as information sharing with peers and topical experts. Sessions are open to all and do not require advanced registration. View past ECHO sessions >

Participants
Physicians, advanced practice providers, pharmacists, nurses, behavioral health staff, chemical dependency counselors, peer support specialists, medical assistants, wellness coaches, and others are welcome.

To Join
Simply click on this Zoom link 5 minutes before the session begins (or at any time during the session): Zoom link >
Then, Sign in >

Program Faculty and Staff
The Substance Use Disorder ECHO Program is run by staff from Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board. Our faculty are experts in behavioral health, internal medicine, and addiction medicine. Faculty include: Debra Buffalo Boy, Danica Love Brown, Jessica Gregg, Jonathan Robbins, and Zeina Saliba.

Present a Case
If you would like to present a patient case to receive best practice treatment recommendations, complete this case presentation form, and submit it to the contact indicated on the form.

Continuing Education Offered
Complete sign-in form above during or following the session to receive CME/CNE credits.

Technical Assistance & Capacity Building
Indian Country ECHO offers a free, confidential service designed to help IHS, tribal, and urban (I/T/U) providers and administrators optimize clinic policies, enhance care delivery, and build capacity to prevent and treat complex medical conditions. Get technical assistance >

Program Contact
For additional information about the Substance Use Disorder ECHO Program, contact Jessica Rienstra via jrienstra@npaihb.org.