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By participating in this initiative, Oregon pharmacists can readily provide accessible tobacco cessation services, prescribe the full spectrum of tobacco cessation products, refer patients to the Oregon Tobacco Quit Line, and be reimbursed by Oregon Medicaid.

This course is designed for Pharmacists and Pharmacy Technicians. This course is approved by the OHA’s Office of Equity and Inclusion as training for all healthcare professionals. This training exposes the learner to ideas and tools to prevent health disparities.

Pharmacists can help meet the goals of ending HIV by reducing disparities in access to HIV Prevention medications and reducing new HIV diagnoses. This course focuses on prevention interventions, including condom distribution, syringe exchange, and HIV Prevention medications.

Pharmacists and technicians can help meet the goals of ending HIV by reducing disparities in access to HIV Prevention medications and reducing new HIV diagnoses.

The American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists issued a statement that self-administered hormonal contraception should be more accessible. This course gives pharmacists the tools to be confident and successful in prescribing and monitoring hormonal contraception.

Change pharmacy culture and error responses to improve workflow processes and prevent medication errors.

This course will provide pharmacists with the knowledge for medical billing as a provider of clinical services.

Continuing education to assist community pharmacists in identifying patients for whom dispensing an opioid prescription presents a safety risk, communicating with patients at the point of care, and coordinating with prescribers to maximize patient safety in the use of opioid pain relievers.

This program is based on the billing components and processing construct built in the state of Oregon. It is crucial pharmacists providing patient assessments understand how and when to utilize standard medical billing codes.

This training is designed to give pharmacists the tools to be confident and successful in prescribing and monitoring self-administered hormonal contraception.

This training is designed to give pharmacists the tools to be confident and successful in prescribing and monitoring self-administered hormonal contraception.

This training is designed to give pharmacists the tools to be confident and successful in prescribing and monitoring self-administered hormonal contraception.

This is an exciting time for the profession of pharmacy as pharmacists help improve access to hormonal contraception. This course will give pharmacists the tools to be successful in prescribing and monitoring self-administered hormonal contraception.

Developed by Oregon State University College of Pharmacy, this training allows pharmacists to meet the requirements to provide contraceptive care to women in Colorado.

This course is approved by the Oregon Health Authority’s Office of Equity and Inclusion as an educational training for all healthcare professionals. This training exposes the learner to ideas and tools to prevent health disparities.

This course is approved by the Oregon Health Authority’s Office of Equity and Inclusion as an educational training for all healthcare professionals. Health disparities are an ongoing issue in the American healthcare system. This training exposes the learner to ideas and tools to prevent health disparities.

This course is approved by the Oregon Health Authority’s Office of Equity and Inclusion as an educational training for all healthcare professionals. It introduces cultural competence as a process to improve patient interactions and prevent health disparities.

This course is approved by the Oregon Board of Medical Imaging (OBMI) as an educational training for all licensed OBMI professionals.

This training is designed to give pharmacists the tools to be confident and successful in prescribing and monitoring self-administered hormonal contraception.

Developed by Oregon State University College of Pharmacy, Offered in Partnership with University of Hawaii at Hilo, Daniel K. Inouye College of Pharmacy.