Training for Healthcare Providers on Substance Use Disorder and Clinical Practice Guideline for Opioid Prescribing and Pain Management as part of the OD2A: Local Grant

This contract provides a five‑year training program for healthcare providers across Sedgwick County, focusing on substance‑use‑disorder (SUD) education, stigma reduction, and the CDC 2022 Clinical Practice Guideline for opioid prescribing and pain management. The awardee will deliver a mix of in‑person, virtual, and hybrid sessions, incorporate lived‑experience presenters, record trainings for CME credit, track attendance, and submit monthly and post‑training evaluation reports. The program is funded under the CDC Overdose Data to Action (OD2A) local grant, with annual “not‑to‑exceed” caps ranging from $22,500 in Year 1 down to $8,149 in Year 4, and a total award value of $66,574. • Minimum training frequency: 4 sessions per year for the first two years, then 2 per year for years 3‑5, with at least one in‑person/hybrid session annually. • Required deliverables include curricula, promotional materials, recorded sessions, CME certificates, immediate and 30‑day follow‑up evaluations, and monthly summary reports to the Sedgwick County Health Department. • The vendor must maintain comprehensive insurance (commercial general liability, professional liability, workers’ compensation, etc.) meeting Kansas BEST A‑VIII standards and adhere to all reporting and data‑ownership provisions.