IL Cannabis Industry Education   

In this class we will discuss cannabis, cannabinoids, and terpenes and the potential benefits they offer. We will discuss dosing using different forms of cannabis and how to avoid euphoria when undesired. The class will offer valuable information on how to start either medically or recreationally with many opportunity to have you questions and concerns addressed. Upon completion of this class you will feel confident when entering a dispensary to start your cannabis journey.

Objectives include: Basic understanding of the endocannabinoid system, cannabinoids and terpenes. Basic understanding of dosing with different cannabis products. Greater understanding of the consumers responsibilities in regards to consumption, storage and transportation of Cannabis in Illinois. Understanding of the Illinois Medical Cannabis Program and how to become a qualified patient.

Anita has played a significant role in educating the community on the benefits of cannabis medicine. She works with Trinity Compassionate Care Centers as the only Cannabis Facility Nurse in the dispensary space since 2016. She has been a Registered Nurse for over 20 years’ and is a 3-time cancer survivor.

Stephanie has worked as a certified clinical research coordinator in Interventional Radiology for 14 years+ before losing her eye and almost her life to gun violence in 2017. She became a medical cannabis patient for her PTSD and began working at Trinity Compassionate Care Centers in 2019 in compliance and inventory. She is passionate about helping others learn about cannabis medicine.

In this class we will discuss cannabis, cannabinoids, and terpenes and the potential benefits they offer. We will discuss dosing using different forms of cannabis and how to avoid euphoria when undesired. The class will offer valuable information on how to start either medically or recreationally with many opportunity to have you questions and concerns addressed. Upon completion of this class you will feel confident when entering a dispensary to start your cannabis journey.

Objectives include: Basic understanding of the endocannabinoid system, cannabinoids and terpenes. Basic understanding of dosing with different cannabis products. Greater understanding of the consumers responsibilities in regards to consumption, storage and transportation of Cannabis in Illinois. Understanding of the Illinois Medical Cannabis Program and how to become a qualified patient.

Anita has played a significant role in educating the community on the benefits of cannabis medicine. She works with Trinity Compassionate Care Centers as the only Cannabis Facility Nurse in the dispensary space since 2016. She has been a Registered Nurse for over 20 years’ and is a 3-time cancer survivor.

Stephanie has worked as a certified clinical research coordinator in Interventional Radiology for 14 years+ before losing her eye and almost her life to gun violence in 2017. She became a medical cannabis patient for her PTSD and began working at Trinity Compassionate Care Centers in 2019 in compliance and inventory. She is passionate about helping others learn about cannabis medicine.

In this class we will discuss cannabis, cannabinoids, and terpenes and the potential benefits they offer. We will discuss dosing using different forms of cannabis and how to avoid euphoria when undesired. The class will offer valuable information on how to start either medically or recreationally with many opportunity to have you questions and concerns addressed. Upon completion of this class you will feel confident when entering a dispensary to start your cannabis journey.

Objectives include: Basic understanding of the endocannabinoid system, cannabinoids and terpenes. Basic understanding of dosing with different cannabis products. Greater understanding of the consumers responsibilities in regards to consumption, storage and transportation of Cannabis in Illinois. Understanding of the Illinois Medical Cannabis Program and how to become a qualified patient.

Anita has played a significant role in educating the community on the benefits of cannabis medicine. She works with Trinity Compassionate Care Centers as the only Cannabis Facility Nurse in the dispensary space since 2016. She has been a Registered Nurse for over 20 years’ and is a 3-time cancer survivor.

Stephanie has worked as a certified clinical research coordinator in Interventional Radiology for 14 years+ before losing her eye and almost her life to gun violence in 2017. She became a medical cannabis patient for her PTSD and began working at Trinity Compassionate Care Centers in 2019 in compliance and inventory. She is passionate about helping others learn about cannabis medicine.

In this class we will discuss cannabis, cannabinoids, and terpenes and the potential benefits they offer. We will discuss dosing using different forms of cannabis and how to avoid euphoria when undesired. The class will offer valuable information on how to start either medically or recreationally with many opportunity to have you questions and concerns addressed. Upon completion of this class you will feel confident when entering a dispensary to start your cannabis journey.

Objectives include: Basic understanding of the endocannabinoid system, cannabinoids and terpenes. Basic understanding of dosing with different cannabis products. Greater understanding of the consumers responsibilities in regards to consumption, storage and transportation of Cannabis in Illinois. Understanding of the Illinois Medical Cannabis Program and how to become a qualified patient.

Anita has played a significant role in educating the community on the benefits of cannabis medicine. She works with Trinity Compassionate Care Centers as the only Cannabis Facility Nurse in the dispensary space since 2016. She has been a Registered Nurse for over 20 years’ and is a 3-time cancer survivor.

Stephanie has worked as a certified clinical research coordinator in Interventional Radiology for 14 years+ before losing her eye and almost her life to gun violence in 2017. She became a medical cannabis patient for her PTSD and began working at Trinity Compassionate Care Centers in 2019 in compliance and inventory. She is passionate about helping others learn about cannabis medicine.

In this class, we will discuss the history of cannabis medicine, the endocannabinoid system, cannabinoids, terpenes and flavonoids. What role healthcare professionals play, while never placing your license at risk. We will debunk the myths around cannabis, discuss dosing, the dispensary's role, and the patient’s responsibilities.

Objectives: Describe the Illinois Medical Cannabis Program and Approved Diagnosis. Evidence for treating patient conditions with medical cannabis. Pharmacology of cannabis and it’s effects on the Endocannabinoid System. The role of the healthcare provider, the dispensary, and the patient.

Anita has played a significant role in educating the community on the benefits of cannabis medicine. She works with Trinity Compassionate Care Centers as the only Cannabis Facility Nurse in the dispensary space since 2016.  She has been a Registered Nurse for over 20 years’ and is a 3-time cancer survivor.

Stephanie has worked as a certified clinical research coordinator in Interventional Radiology for 14 years+ before losing her eye and almost her life to gun violence in 2017. She became a medical cannabis patient for her PTSD and began working at Trinity Compassionate Care Centers in 2019 in compliance and inventory. She is passionate about helping others learn about cannabis medicine. 

In this class, we will discuss the history of cannabis medicine, the endocannabinoid system, cannabinoids, terpenes and flavonoids. What role healthcare professionals play, while never placing your license at risk. We will debunk the myths around cannabis, discuss dosing, the dispensary's role, and the patient’s responsibilities.

Objectives: Describe the Illinois Medical Cannabis Program and Approved Diagnosis. Evidence for treating patient conditions with medical cannabis. Pharmacology of cannabis and it’s effects on the Endocannabinoid System. The role of the healthcare provider, the dispensary, and the patient.

Anita has played a significant role in educating the community on the benefits of cannabis medicine. She works with Trinity Compassionate Care Centers as the only Cannabis Facility Nurse in the dispensary space since 2016.  She has been a Registered Nurse for over 20 years’ and is a 3-time cancer survivor.

Stephanie has worked as a certified clinical research coordinator in Interventional Radiology for 14 years+ before losing her eye and almost her life to gun violence in 2017. She became a medical cannabis patient for her PTSD and began working at Trinity Compassionate Care Centers in 2019 in compliance and inventory. She is passionate about helping others learn about cannabis medicine. 

In this class, we will discuss the history of cannabis medicine, the endocannabinoid system, cannabinoids, terpenes and flavonoids. What role healthcare professionals play, while never placing your license at risk. We will debunk the myths around cannabis, discuss dosing, the dispensary's role, and the patient’s responsibilities.

Objectives: Describe the Illinois Medical Cannabis Program and Approved Diagnosis. Evidence for treating patient conditions with medical cannabis. Pharmacology of cannabis and it’s effects on the Endocannabinoid System. The role of the healthcare provider, the dispensary, and the patient.

Anita has played a significant role in educating the community on the benefits of cannabis medicine. She works with Trinity Compassionate Care Centers as the only Cannabis Facility Nurse in the dispensary space since 2016.  She has been a Registered Nurse for over 20 years’ and is a 3-time cancer survivor.

Stephanie has worked as a certified clinical research coordinator in Interventional Radiology for 14 years+ before losing her eye and almost her life to gun violence in 2017. She became a medical cannabis patient for her PTSD and began working at Trinity Compassionate Care Centers in 2019 in compliance and inventory. She is passionate about helping others learn about cannabis medicine. 

In this class, we will discuss the history of cannabis medicine, the endocannabinoid system, cannabinoids, terpenes and flavonoids. What role healthcare professionals play, while never placing your license at risk. We will debunk the myths around cannabis, discuss dosing, the dispensary's role, and the patient’s responsibilities.

Objectives: Describe the Illinois Medical Cannabis Program and Approved Diagnosis. Evidence for treating patient conditions with medical cannabis. Pharmacology of cannabis and it’s effects on the Endocannabinoid System. The role of the healthcare provider, the dispensary, and the patient.

Anita has played a significant role in educating the community on the benefits of cannabis medicine. She works with Trinity Compassionate Care Centers as the only Cannabis Facility Nurse in the dispensary space since 2016.  She has been a Registered Nurse for over 20 years’ and is a 3-time cancer survivor.

Stephanie has worked as a certified clinical research coordinator in Interventional Radiology for 14 years+ before losing her eye and almost her life to gun violence in 2017. She became a medical cannabis patient for her PTSD and began working at Trinity Compassionate Care Centers in 2019 in compliance and inventory. She is passionate about helping others learn about cannabis medicine. 

Do you see yourself working in the field of cannabis? Opportunities are everywhere in this new and constantly growing industry! To work in cannabis, you need to know basic plant science, patient & product navigation, laws, and regulations. In addition to basic operations, focusing on supply chain and inventory management.

What sets this program apart from other cannabis dispensary programs? GPEAK badges! GPEAK stands for Greater Peoria Essential Skills, Ability and Knowledge and was developed by Greater Peoria leaders to provide training in the essential skills they want to see from employees. GPEAK activities aligned with the objectives of this course will provide you with essential skills in teambuilding and conflict management, problem solving and accountability, and decision making.

At the end of the course, you will have had the opportunity to become badged in the above-mentioned skills.

The following workshop, is part of a once a month series that will help you be more informed about this new industry. Whether you see yourself working in a dispensary, as a cultivator or want to know more about the products and regulations surrounding it, these workshops have something for everyone.

Kelsey Bartlow, MPH is an adjunct instructor for City Colleges of Chicago’s Olive Harvey campus where she helped roll out the Dispensary Specialist certificate program by teaching Dispensary Operations in Fall of 2021. She has been the WIC Coordinator for the Christian County Health Department since October 2020. She has just under 4 years of experience working for PharmaCann’s Verilife dispensaries as a patient care representative, assistant general manager and inventory manager. Her education includes a Master of Public Health from Walden University and a Bachelor of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics from Benedictine University. Join her as she helps us all navigate the information around this interesting new industry.

The following workshop, is part of a once a month series that will help you be more informed about this new industry. Whether you see yourself working in a dispensary, as a cultivator or want to know more about the products and regulations surrounding it, these workshops have something for everyone.

Kelsey Bartlow, MPH is an adjunct instructor for City Colleges of Chicago’s Olive Harvey campus where she helped roll out the Dispensary Specialist certificate program by teaching Dispensary Operations in Fall of 2021. She has been the WIC Coordinator for the Christian County Health Department since October 2020. She has just under 4 years of experience working for PharmaCann’s Verilife dispensaries as a patient care representative, assistant general manager and inventory manager. Her education includes a Master of Public Health from Walden University and a Bachelor of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics from Benedictine University. Join her as she helps us all navigate the information around this interesting new industry.

The following workshop, is part of a once a month series that will help you be more informed about this new industry. Whether you see yourself working in a dispensary, as a cultivator or want to know more about the products and regulations surrounding it, these workshops have something for everyone.

Kelsey Bartlow, MPH is an adjunct instructor for City Colleges of Chicago’s Olive Harvey campus where she helped roll out the Dispensary Specialist certificate program by teaching Dispensary Operations in Fall of 2021. She has been the WIC Coordinator for the Christian County Health Department since October 2020. She has just under 4 years of experience working for PharmaCann’s Verilife dispensaries as a patient care representative, assistant general manager and inventory manager. Her education includes a Master of Public Health from Walden University and a Bachelor of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics from Benedictine University. Join her as she helps us all navigate the information around this interesting new industry.

The following workshop, is part of a once a month series that will help you be more informed about this new industry. Whether you see yourself working in a dispensary, as a cultivator or want to know more about the products and regulations surrounding it, these workshops have something for everyone.

Kelsey Bartlow, MPH is an adjunct instructor for City Colleges of Chicago’s Olive Harvey campus where she helped roll out the Dispensary Specialist certificate program by teaching Dispensary Operations in Fall of 2021. She has been the WIC Coordinator for the Christian County Health Department since October 2020. She has just under 4 years of experience working for PharmaCann’s Verilife dispensaries as a patient care representative, assistant general manager and inventory manager. Her education includes a Master of Public Health from Walden University and a Bachelor of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics from Benedictine University. Join her as she helps us all navigate the information around this interesting new industry.

The following workshop, is part of a once a month series that will help you be more informed about this new industry. Whether you see yourself working in a dispensary, as a cultivator or want to know more about the products and regulations surrounding it, these workshops have something for everyone.

Kelsey Bartlow, MPH is an adjunct instructor for City Colleges of Chicago’s Olive Harvey campus where she helped roll out the Dispensary Specialist certificate program by teaching Dispensary Operations in Fall of 2021. She has been the WIC Coordinator for the Christian County Health Department since October 2020. She has just under 4 years of experience working for PharmaCann’s Verilife dispensaries as a patient care representative, assistant general manager and inventory manager. Her education includes a Master of Public Health from Walden University and a Bachelor of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics from Benedictine University. Join her as she helps us all navigate the information around this interesting new industry.

The following workshop, is part of a once a month series that will help you be more informed about this new industry. Whether you see yourself working in a dispensary, as a cultivator or want to know more about the products and regulations surrounding it, these workshops have something for everyone.

Kelsey Bartlow, MPH is an adjunct instructor for City Colleges of Chicago’s Olive Harvey campus where she helped roll out the Dispensary Specialist certificate program by teaching Dispensary Operations in Fall of 2021. She has been the WIC Coordinator for the Christian County Health Department since October 2020. She has just under 4 years of experience working for PharmaCann’s Verilife dispensaries as a patient care representative, assistant general manager and inventory manager. Her education includes a Master of Public Health from Walden University and a Bachelor of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics from Benedictine University. Join her as she helps us all navigate the information around this interesting new industry.