ECHO clinics connect healthcare providers with Indiana University specialists to improve treatment of opioid use disorders. Select a track below to learn more about our program offerings.
2026 ECHO Clinics
We are currently preparing information about our ECHO clinics for 2026. Details regarding upcoming sessions, registration, and schedules will be posted here shortly.
To be notified when new sessions are announced, please contact oudecho@iu.edu.
Past Clinics
The following ECHO clinics have concluded, but may be offered again in the future. Their presentations and resources have been kept available for reference.
- Adolescent SUD Prevention - Treatment and management of adolescent substance use disorder, including opioids
- Alcohol Use Disorder - How to manage, treat and provide best care practice for Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD) and Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) diagnosis
- Behavioral/Psychotherapy Track - Behavioral/psychotherapy interventions for OUD/SUD
- Behavioral Health & Peer Recovery - Includes peer recovery coaches, community advocates, psychologists, social workers, and counselors
- Case Management for OUD in Pregnancy - A case management focused series providing education and skill development opportunities
- ECHO for Educators - Enhancing K-12 Mental Health Support offers an exploration of comprehensive strategies for supporting diverse learners
- Jail/Specialty Courts OUD - Promotes clinical competence in treating for opioid use disorder in a jail-based setting
- Pregnancy Promise - Best Practices for Treating Pregnant, Postpartum Individuals and Infants Impacted by OUD
- Prescribers & Dispensers - Providers and pharmacists who have or who are planning to obtain their SAMHSA waiver to prescribe or dispense buprenorphine for OUD
View All Past Clinics & Schedules
About Project ECHO
The Opioid ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) project is a cost-free partnership between primary care providers and Indiana University specialists to improve the treatment of opioid use disorders in rural and underserved areas. ECHO uses technology to facilitate mentoring and knowledge sharing, enabling clinicians to provide best practice care for complex and chronic diseases in their communities.
IU currently operates other ECHO clinics as well. Visit the Teen Vaping ECHO clinic and the Fairbanks School of Public Health ECHO Center.