ACAAM Learning Portal - Access Your Next Best Tool for Addiction Medicine Learning
On July 1, ACAAM is launching a new way to access and engage with addiction medicine education all in one platform – The ACAAM Learning Portal.
On July 1, ACAAM is launching a new way to access and engage with addiction medicine education all in one platform – The ACAAM Learning Portal.
Ready to strengthen your addiction medicine knowledge and prepare for certification? ACAAM offers powerful resources designed by experts to help you succeed:
The ACAAM Question Bank, reviewed and revised for 2025, is an online tool designed to help you prepare for the ABPM exam and strengthen your clinical decision-making. It features 186 evidence-based questions across all 17 ABPM content areas and offers a flexible study mode so you can learn at your own pace. You’ll get instant access to answers, references, and explanations, plus unlimited access whenever you need it.
The 2025 National Addiction Medicine Didactic Sessions are starting next week on January 15, from 2-4 pm ET, and running through mid-May. This series is your chance to stay at the forefront of addiction medicine with expert-led virtual discussions that cover essential topics and emerging trends.
The ACAAM National Addiction Medicine Didactic Curriculum is a weekly, fellowship-run didactic experience for addiction medicine fellows and faculty. The curriculum sessions are now in their second year, having launched at the beginning of the 2020-2021 academic year. Each week, dozens of addiction medicine fellowship program faculty and fellows convene for live Zoom sessions and to hear an expert speak on different addiction medicine topics. The topics are mapped to the American Board of Preventive Medicine (ABPM) addiction medicine exam blueprint as well as the ACGME medical competencies. In addition to faculty and fellows, sessions are open to all health care professionals and trainees interested in expanding their education about treating and assessing patients with substance use disorders.