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Total Duration: 110 hrs
Live Sessions: 32 Hours
Self-Paced Learning: 20 Hours
Practical & Case Simulations: 24 Hours
Assessments: 4hrs
Capstone Project: 20 Hours
Certification: CPD Accredited
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Certified Medication Therapy Management (MTM) Training Program

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Program Overview

This comprehensive MTM training equips healthcare professionals with the clinical expertise, evidence-based decision-making skills, and communication competencies necessary to deliver comprehensive Medication Therapy Management services. Through interactive virtual sessions, case-based learning, and practical assignments, participants will be empowered to optimize therapeutic outcomes and enhance patient safety across diverse healthcare settings.

Target Audience

Pharmacists, physicians, nurses, and other healthcare professionals involved in medication management and patient care. Basic pharmacology knowledge required.

Technical Requirements
  • Computer/Laptop with microphone & camera
  • Stable internet connection
  • Access to Google Forms/MS Forms
  • Basic MS Word and Excel skills
Certification

Complete all modules with 80% pass rate on post-test. Submit capstone project. Certificate issued within 7 days via email.

Program Curriculum

Introduces participants to the principles, rationale, and goals of MTM, highlighting the pharmacist's evolving role in providing patient-centered care.

Learning Objectives
  • Define MTM and its components
  • Explain the goals and value of MTM in improving patient outcomes
  • Describe the Pharmacists' Patient Care Process (PPCP)
  • Outline steps to become a successful MTM practitioner
6 hours 4 units Case studies

Explores the application of MTM services during care transitions and in outpatient settings to prevent medication errors and enhance continuity of care.

Learning Objectives
  • Understand the role of MTM in transitional care
  • Identify strategies for medication reconciliation
  • Apply MTM principles in ambulatory care
  • Prevent readmissions and adverse events
5 hours 3 units Case simulations

Focuses on patient eligibility criteria for MTM services, including Medicare Part D and other clinical indicators for identifying high-risk patients.

Learning Objectives
  • Understand Medicare Part D MTM eligibility criteria
  • Identify patients who benefit most from MTM
  • Learn referral and targeting strategies
  • Utilize pharmacy claims data for patient selection
4 hours 2 units Data exercises

Equips participants with techniques for gathering, verifying, and analyzing patient-specific data for effective MTM delivery.

Learning Objectives
  • Identify reliable sources of patient data
  • Prepare for MTM interviews and assessments
  • Apply structured data collection methods
  • Conduct medication reconciliation
5 hours 3 units Interview practice

Provides an in-depth understanding of how to perform a comprehensive medication therapy review (MTR), the cornerstone of MTM services.

Learning Objectives
  • Define the purpose and process of MTR
  • Identify and categorize medication-related problems (MTPs)
  • Conduct structured medication use interviews
  • Prioritize and resolve drug therapy issues
  • Document and communicate MTR findings
8 hours 5 units MTR simulations

Teaches participants how to create individualized therapeutic plans that include complete Medication Lists and actionable To-Do Lists (MAP).

Learning Objectives
  • Construct personalized Medication Lists
  • Develop patient-centered To-Do Lists
  • Use documentation tools effectively
  • Share plans with patients and providers
6 hours 4 units Plan development

Explores adherence barriers and counseling techniques to support optimal medication-taking behavior in MTM patients.

Learning Objectives
  • Identify common adherence barriers
  • Understand the impact of nonadherence
  • Apply motivational interviewing techniques
  • Implement reminder systems and engagement tools
5 hours 3 units Role-playing

Covers the pathophysiology, pharmacologic management, and MTM-related counseling points for common endocrine disorders such as diabetes and thyroid diseases.

Learning Objectives
  • Describe endocrine disorder epidemiology and pathophysiology
  • Outline pharmacotherapy options and monitoring parameters
  • Apply ADA and AACE guidelines in diabetes management
  • Address adherence and lifestyle modification
7 hours 4 units Case studies

Focuses on common cardiovascular diseases, drug therapies, and strategies for optimizing treatment and adherence in MTM sessions.

Learning Objectives
  • Understand pathophysiology and treatment of hypertension, heart failure, and dyslipidemia
  • Monitor drug therapy for safety and efficacy
  • Apply JNC-8, ACC/AHA, and ESC guidelines
  • Counsel patients on cardiovascular medication use
8 hours 5 units Case simulations

Equips pharmacists with skills to manage patients on anticoagulant therapy safely and effectively, emphasizing monitoring, adherence, interactions, and patient education.

Learning Objectives
  • Understand pharmacology of common anticoagulants
  • Conduct INR-based monitoring and assess bleeding risk
  • Identify food-drug and drug-drug interactions
  • Apply ACCP, AHA/ACC, and CHEST guidelines
  • Use HAS-BLED and CHA2DS2-VASc scores
6 hours 4 units Case studies

Addresses asthma, COPD, and other respiratory diseases, emphasizing inhaler technique, medication counseling, and adherence strategies.

Learning Objectives
  • Review management of asthma and COPD
  • Evaluate respiratory medication use and adherence
  • Apply GOLD and GINA guidelines
  • Counsel patients on inhaler technique
5 hours 3 units Device training

Covers GERD, peptic ulcers, IBD, and liver disorders, including pharmacotherapy, monitoring, and MTM-specific patient counseling techniques.

Learning Objectives
  • Understand GI pathologies and treatment options
  • Monitor for adverse drug effects and interactions
  • Apply ACG and ECCO guidelines
  • Provide effective patient counseling
5 hours 3 units Case studies

Explores common urologic conditions like BPH and urinary incontinence and the pharmacist's role in medication management and patient education.

Learning Objectives
  • Describe BPH and urinary incontinence management
  • Understand pharmacologic interventions and their risks
  • Apply AUA guidelines
  • Conduct effective MTM counseling
4 hours 2 units Case simulations

Focuses on depression, anxiety, schizophrenia, and bipolar disorder, including monitoring parameters and strategies for compassionate patient engagement.

Learning Objectives
  • Identify treatment options and safety considerations
  • Monitor efficacy and side effects of psychiatric drugs
  • Use APA and NICE guidelines
  • Counsel patients with empathy and understanding
6 hours 4 units Role-playing

Reviews osteoporosis, osteoarthritis, and rheumatoid arthritis, emphasizing monitoring, pharmacologic care, and MTM-based support for mobility and safety.

Learning Objectives
  • Understand pharmacologic treatment of bone diseases
  • Monitor for fracture risk and side effects
  • Apply NOF and ACR guidelines
  • Counsel on adherence and fall prevention
5 hours 3 units Case studies

Explores how pharmacists can proactively identify, prevent, and monitor medication safety issues within MTM services, including adverse drug event detection.

Learning Objectives
  • Identify causes of medication-related errors
  • Conduct patient-specific risk assessments
  • Understand pharmacovigilance tools
  • Report adverse drug events
6 hours 4 units Safety exercises

Enhances pharmacists' communication skills with patients and caregivers to improve health literacy and medication use.

Learning Objectives
  • Apply active listening and empathy
  • Use motivational interviewing techniques
  • Overcome cultural and language barriers
  • Implement teach-back method
5 hours 3 units Role-playing

Develops pharmacists' skills in interprofessional collaboration to ensure coordinated care and effective MTM delivery.

Learning Objectives
  • Initiate productive discussions with providers
  • Understand collaborative practice agreements
  • Navigate legal scopes and documentation
  • Use referral communication templates
4 hours 2 units Case simulations
Upcoming Intakes
June 3, 2025 Open for Enrollment
August 5, 2025 Early Registration
Why Choose Our MTM Program?
  • Comprehensive Curriculum: Covers end-to-end MTM service delivery, including chronic disease management and interprofessional collaboration.
  • Practice-Based Learning: Over 24 hours of virtual simulations and real-world case studies to build confidence and competence.
  • Expert Instructors: Taught by experienced pharmacists and clinical specialists actively practicing in MTM fields.
  • Flexible Format: Combines live virtual sessions with self-paced learning to accommodate busy schedules.
  • Capstone Project: Opportunity to apply learning to a real or simulated patient case under expert guidance.
  • CPD Accreditation: Certification recognized nationally and internationally for continuing professional development.
  • Ongoing Support: Lifetime access to updated guidelines, case libraries, and peer discussion forums.
Training Methodology
Live Virtual Sessions

Interactive lectures and Q&A with subject matter experts twice weekly over 8 weeks.

Self-Paced Learning

Access pre-recorded videos, readings, and drug information resources via LMS platform.

Case Simulations

Participate in mock MTM encounters, role-play counseling scenarios, and group discussions.

Capstone Project

Develop and present a full MTM intervention plan for a complex patient case.

Continuous Assessments

Weekly quizzes, case analysis, and final evaluation to track progress and mastery.