professional certificate
by CAI Institute
Learn Medical Cannabis and Herbal Medicinal Plants
Pioneering in Malaysia, we introduce the inaugural Professional Certificate in Cannabinoid and Herbal Medicinal Plants. This comprehensive four-level program, offered in a hybrid format, welcomes participants from diverse backgrounds including regulators, advocates, growers, stakeholders, parents, caregivers, and anyone intrigued by this subject matter.
What you will learn
- Introduction to the endocannabinoid system
- Exploring THC and CBD
- Routes of administration, side effects and contraindications
- Patient cases and basic ailments
- History of cannabis and medical acceptance
- Chronic pain and medical cannabis
- Anxiety, insomnia and depression
- Cancer symptomatic treatment
Get Certified as Cannabinoid and Herbal Medicinal Plants Professional in Malaysia
Credits gained from the conference attendance will be applicable for the course.
CPD Points & HRDF Claimable
The Professional Certificate in Cannabinoid and Herbal Medicinal Plants empowers medical practitioners with the expertise to effectively utilize Hemp, Cannabis, and medicinal plants as therapeutic resources for addressing common ailments within primary care for patients.
At HSC Integrative, our unwavering dedication lies in delivering superior education. To reinforce this commitment, we stand firmly behind all our courses with an exclusive satisfaction guarantee.
Certification Schedule (HRDF Claimable)
Foundation
TBC
Intermediary
TBC
Advanced
TBC
Expert
TBC
*Keep on the look out. We will notify you of the latest information.
First in Malaysia. In Partnership with HSC Integrative (MY) and Cannabinoid Asia Institute (TH)
Prohibition has led to significant gaps in ethnobotanical, health, and safe consumption knowledge, underscoring the need for evidence-based, non-judgmental, and inclusive public policies that prioritize prevention and education regarding the use of Hemp, Cannabis, and medicinal plant products.
To address this, training programs for various professions required in regulated Hemp, Cannabis, and medicinal plant markets should be financially supported by the resources generated from market regulations. This extends to cultural and environmental education, benefitting both professionals and communities.
Moreover, by funding educational initiatives aimed at enhancing skills and preserving traditional knowledge, opportunities can be provided for individuals, particularly youth and adults, involved in illegal Cannabis-related activities to transition into legitimate pathways.
Integrative Partner
Hemp, Cannabis, and other medicinal plants have emerged as alternative remedies to traditional medications, particularly for managing chronic pain and various medical conditions.
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