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Are you looking for a career in in the growing and challenging field of opioid treatment? Do you want to improve and build upon your existing skills within the industry? Are you ready to dramatically increase your value within your organization?  Now is the time to take advantage of the professional training and certifications offered by the NOTCA!

Opioid Training Locations and Schedule

Looking for the next training session? Do you want to find the class closest to your home? Click here for registration forms, manuals, class schedules and more.

Opioid Training Locations and Schedule

Choose from either the entry level Provisional Certificate or the Certified Opioid Treatment Clinician Certificate. Click here for more information

Opiod Training Class Descriptions

The NOTCA offers a wide range of training specific to the opioid treatment profession. Targeted topics include: Clinical Practice, Counseling Skills, Enhancing Group Facilitation Skills, Treatment Planning and more. Click here for a complete listing

Opiod Training Class Descriptions

The NOTCA is managed and operated by a collection of opioid treatment professionals and experienced trainers committed to our industry. We will ensure every applicant fair and thorough training. Click here for more information

NEW Online Training Webinars!

These webinars are being offered for greatly reduced cost for a limited time and are designed to eliminate the need for travel and offer clinicians and aspiring clinicians an opportunity to meet certification requirements in a economical and convenient format. No traveling, no parking fees, greatly reduced cost, professional trainers, credits accepted by NOTCA and other major certification boards.


NOTCA LogoThe National Opioid Treatment Clinicians Association (NOTCA) was established in 1999 by the Georgia Methadone Providers Coalition (GMPC) to review and authenticate clinical competency, by a credentialing process, for opioid treatment counselors, supervisors and nurses. October 2007, NOTCA was established as an independent non-profit organization.