Oregon Fentanyl Crisis. What We Have Learned and Most Current Treatment.

Dr. Jenny Hartley is the Chief Medical Officer at Fora Health Treatment & Recovery. Previously, she served as the Medical Director & Director of Innovation at Fora, where she developed nationally recognized, innovative approaches to address the fentanyl crisis.

Dr. Hartley holds a Bachelor’s degree from Princeton University, a Medical degree from the University of Vermont, a Doctorate in Anthropology from Brown University, and a Master’s in Oriental Medicine from the National University for Natural Medicine. Before joining Fora Health, she completed a fellowship in Addiction Medicine at OHSU. In recognition of her contributions, she has been honored as a Saint by the Portland Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, The Order of Benevolent Bliss. Don’t miss this presentation and gain critical insights into fentanyl, addiction treatment, and structural competency.

Through this dynamic in-person or virtual presentation, participants will learn:

· The rise of fentanyl in Oregon, how it arrived and its impact

· Lessons from the front lines on how Fora Health has tackled the fentanyl crisis

· Innovations in Withdrawal Management and Outpatient Treatment

· Practical strategies for navigating buprenorphine transitions challenges and solutions

· Actionable tools to support patients through fentanyl withdrawal and treatment, improving both comfort and success rates

Attend online and stream the presentation for FREE (no recording available).

Attend in-person with a catered lunch FREE.

1.75 CE Hours will be awarded to Social Workers, Counselors, and Marriage & Family Therapists in Washington and Oregon. Please contact your board for specifics on CEU requirements for your license or certification.

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