ACAAM membership runs on an academic year (July 1 - June 30), which means your benefits expire on June 30 unless you renew now! Visit www.acaam.org/login and click 'My Profile' to access your membership information.
Whether you're an individual member or part of a program, ACAAM helps you stay connected, informed, and supported in the field of addiction medicine.
The Curbsiders Addiction Medicine Podcast is back with Season 4, launching a brand-new episode on June 13! This series features leading voices in addiction medicine, offering practice-changing knowledge to support clinicians, trainees, and especially incoming addiction medicine fellows.
The podcast brings expert interviews that break down complex addiction topics, tackle stigma, and provide actionable strategies for integrating evidence-based treatment and harm reduction into everyday practice.
If you couldn’t attend the live 2025 Addiction Medicine Specialty Showcase, now’s your chance to catch up! This engaging virtual event features expert-led discussions on addiction medicine fellowships, subspecialty training opportunities, and the wide range of career paths available in the field.
Hear directly from ACAAM President Dr. Alexander Y. Walley and Vice President for Medical and Academic Affairs Dr. Tim Brennan as they share insights and answer real-world questions from attendees. Whether you're a student, resident, or practicing physician, this session offers the guidance and inspiration to help you take the next step in your career.
The ACAAM Online Community is your go-to space to connect with peers, share ideas, and get answers to the real-world questions that come up in your work. Whether you're seeking guidance on supervision and billing practices, curious about match cycle eligibility pathways, or interested in sharing an impactful article or resource, the community is built for meaningful interaction with like-minded professionals. It's an easy, effective way to grow your network and stay informed in addiction medicine!
Right now, members are engaging on everything from sign-on opportunities to defend addiction science and preserve federal funding, to discussions around ACGME-I recognition and clinical supervision standards. If you're an ACAAM member, you're already eligible to join, simply log in, create your profile if you haven't done so, and jump into the conversation. Collaboration is just a click away.
Congratulations to the graduating class of 2024-2025! In celebration, we'd like to invite you to join us for ACAAM's 6th Annual Addiction Medicine Fellow Virtual Graduation & Awards Recognition Event.
We're looking forward to seeing you there!
ACAAM is excited to share that our Calendar of Events is now available through June 2026, providing our community with even more time to plan, engage, and grow. Whether you’re looking for networking opportunities, didactic sessions, or important deadlines, our calendar brings it all together in one place.
Staying connected to the ACAAM community is key to advancing your career in academic addiction medicine. From virtual learning sessions to specialty programming and events that support AR/DEI, our calendar reflects our commitment to preparing the next generation of addiction medicine leaders.
ACAAM Members: Join ASAM Immediate Past-President Brian Hurley, MD MBA FAPA DFASAM, on May 21 from 2-4 PM ET, for a dynamic, members-only virtual session designed to boost your confidence in clinical decision-making. Whether you’re new to the Criteria or looking to sharpen your skills, you’ll gain practical skills in applying the ASAM Criteria to real-world patient care.
This is a unique chance to deepen your understanding of the multidimensional framework, the level of care continuum, and applying patient-centered standards in your everyday work—all at no cost as part of your ACAAM membership.
ACAAM Members: Your ACAAM membership runs on an academic year (July 1 - June 30) — make sure to renew your ACAAM membership before your benefits expire on June 30. Visit www.acaam.org/login and click 'My Profile' to access your membership information.
We look forward to Trainees, Fellows, and Recent Fellowship Program Graduates to continue on the renewal pathway to grow a network of addiction medicine peers and further your knowledge in the field. Trainees and Fellows will renew as a Recent Fellowship Program Graduate, and Recent Graduates will renew as Regular Members. Regular Members will continue as Regular Members.
The REACH 2.0 program, supported by SAMHSA’s Minority Fellowship Program, is extending its application deadline for the Scholar program, but not for long! This is your last chance to be part of an immersive training experience designed to propel your career in addiction health care. Scholar applications are now due on May 16th.
Medical students, residents, and fellows specializing in addiction medicine, addiction psychiatry, or training in addiction medicine. Specifically, individuals with unique perspectives who have faced historical challenges.
Attention Program Directors and Administrators: Empower your graduating fellows with an ACAAM Recent Fellowship Program Graduate Membership! As they step into the professional world, give them the advantage of joining a vibrant community of academic addiction medicine peers and mentors. Benefits of members for recent fellowship graduates include:
Give the gift of ACAAM today by purchasing a membership for your graduating fellow(s). All you need to do is complete the form and submit payment. We'll handle the rest!
We’re expanding the conversation! ACAAM is now on Bluesky, your new space to connect, collaborate, and stay informed. Follow us for the latest news, upcoming events, career opportunities, and community discussions in academic addiction medicine.
ACAAM remains' steadfast in our mission to support our dedicated members and advance addiction medicine through collaboration, advocacy, and education. Together, we are making meaningful progress:
Fellow Lightning Round – Fellows can showcase research, case reports, and innovations. Eligible to apply? Submit a proposal by March 14 to participate in the May 28 virtual Fellow Lightning Round session.
We are thrilled to announce the recipients of the 2025 ACAAM Awards, celebrating outstanding contributions to the field of academic addiction medicine. Please join us in congratulating:
In this new video, addiction medicine professionals share why they love practicing addiction medicine and the deep fulfillment that comes from guiding patients on their recovery journey. If you’ve ever wondered what makes addiction medicine such a meaningful field, this video offers a heartfelt glimpse into the lives of those dedicated to healing and hope.
We are thrilled to congratulate Dr. Ayana Jordan, MD PhD, Barbara Wilson Associate Professor of Psychiatry, NYU Grossman School of Medicine & REACH 2.0 Medical Director, on receiving the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE) – the highest honor bestowed by the U.S. government on outstanding early-career scientists and engineers. Established by President Clinton in 1996, this award recognizes individuals who demonstrate exceptional potential for leadership in their fields.
Join us in celebrating these milestones and envisioning a future of excellence and equity in academic addiction medicine! Learn more about ACAAM's mission.
We are excited to introduce the newest members of the ACAAM 2025-2026 Board of Directors: Julie M. Byler, DO, Christopher C. Holden, MD, and Camille Robinson, MD MPH. These accomplished leaders bring invaluable experience and a shared commitment to advancing addiction medicine.
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.
January marks the inaugural Substance Use Disorder Treatment Month—a nationwide initiative led by the Center for Substance Abuse Treatment at SAMHSA. This month is dedicated to raising awareness about the effectiveness of evidence-based treatments and breaking down the barriers to recovery.
The Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) has announced a new funding opportunity to support Addiction Medicine Fellowship (AMF) and Addiction Psychiatry Fellowship (APF) programs. With approximately $23 million available for 28 awardees over a five year period, this initiative aims to increase the number of specialists working in underserved, community-based settings integrating primary care, mental health, and substance use disorder services.
Eligible applicants:
