Understanding the New DEA Training with Dr. C: What Healthcare Providers Need to Know
Episode Overview
All healthcare providers with a DEA number, except veterinarians, are expected to undergo the DEA training The transition from the waiver system to training emphasizes the shared responsibility of treating addiction within the healthcare community Providers have flexibility in accumulating the required eight hours of training from various accessible resources Grantees are advised to streamline the selection process, understand state-specific requirements, and foster camaraderie through group training sessions Dr. C commits to sharing additional resources to ensure accessibility for all listeners
Treating addiction is everybody's responsibility. It's not something you can opt out of. All health care providers have to be able to offer these services and do it responsibly.
Healthcare professionals, ever wondered about the new DEA training requirements? This episode of 'Rural Roads: The RCORPodcast' has you covered. Dr. C joins the conversation to break down everything you need to know about these new guidelines. Who needs to complete the training? Why is it crucial? Where can you get it done? Dr. C addresses all these questions and more, ensuring you have a clear roadmap to compliance.
The episode dives into the shift from the waiver system to the new training, emphasizing that all healthcare providers with a DEA number, except veterinarians, are required to participate. Dr. C offers practical advice on how to make the most of this training, including tips on renewal processes and the time commitment involved. She highlights various resources—both free and affordable—that can help you meet the eight-hour training requirement without breaking a sweat. For grantees, Dr.
C suggests streamlining the selection process for providers and understanding state-specific mandates. She also emphasizes the benefits of group training sessions, which can foster a sense of community and shared responsibility in treating addiction. Additionally, she encourages engaging with dentists and hospitals to leverage their educational platforms for collaborative training efforts. By the end of this episode, you'll have a comprehensive understanding of the new DEA training requirements and how to navigate them effectively.
Whether you're a healthcare provider or involved in grant management, this discussion offers valuable insights to help you stay compliant and informed.