Minnesota Certified Medical Cannabis Consultant (CMCC) Training
Lauryn House prepares consultants to practice cannabis education safely and responsibly.
Learners are trained to deliver:
Professional training for medical cannabis consultants working in regulated Minnesota cannabis businesses.
30-hour professional training program combining live instruction, guided coursework, and real-world consultation practice.
Trusted Training for Minnesota cannabis Professionals.
What is CMCC Training
30 Hours Total
12 Live Virtual Hours
18 Self-Paced Hours
Cohort-Based Completion Window
Flexible professional training created for working professionals.
What Learners will build
Scope-safe Cannabis communication
Structured Consultation workflow
Patient safety awareness
Professional documentation practices
Learners will develop:
How the Program Works
The CMCC training begins with 12 Live Hours of live instruction delivered across the structured sessions.
Day 1: Foundations of Cannabis Consulting
Cannabis science, safety consulting, adverse effects and professionals scope.
Day 2: Applied Cannabis knowledge
Routes of administration, dosing consideration, special populations, and case practice.
Consult workflow, intake, risk screening, documentation lab, simulation exercises and completion path.
Day 3: Consultation Practice & Documentation
Self-Paced Asynchronous Coursework (18 Hours)
Program Tuition
CMCC Training Tuition
Professional Certification Training
$1,695 per participant
Comparable industry programs from non-OCM approved providers: $2,000-$3,500
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Frequently asked questions
Is this training required for working in cannabis?
The CMCC training is designed for individuals seeking certification as Certified Medical Cannabis Consultants and for professionals who want to deepen their knowledge of responsible cannabis consultation practices.
Does this training lead to CMCC certification in Minnesota?
Lauryn House provides an OCM-approved CMCC training program. Participants who successfully complete the program receive a Lauryn House certificate of completion.
Individuals seeking to be listed as Certified Medical Cannabis Consultants should follow the Minnesota Office of Cannabis Management process for CMCC recognition and registry inclusion.
Is the training fully online?
The program includes live virtual training sessions followed by asynchronous self-paced learning modules completed through the Lauryn House online learning platform.
Do I need prior cannabis or medical experience to enroll?
No prior cannabis industry experience is required. The Lauryn House CMCC training program is designed to support learners from a variety of professional backgrounds, including individuals entering the cannabis industry, employees working in licensed cannabis businesses, and professionals seeking to expand their understanding of cannabis consultation practices.
Participants should be comfortable engaging in professional learning, completing course assessments, and participating in live virtual instruction.
How long do participants have to complete the course?
Participants complete the 12 hours of live instruction and then finish the asynchronous coursework within the designated cohort completion window.
What can I do after completing the CMCC training program?
Graduates of the Lauryn House CMCC training program gain structured knowledge of cannabis consultation principles, professional scope boundaries, patient safety awareness, and documentation practices. This training is designed to support individuals pursuing roles related to cannabis consultation, patient education, or operational support within licensed cannabis businesses.
Program completion demonstrates that a participant has completed structured training focused on responsible cannabis consultation practices.
How many participants are in each cohort?
Coharts are intentionally kept small to support interactive learning and consultation practice.
Will sessions be recorded?
Live CMCC training sessions may be recorded internally for quality assurance and instructional review. These recordings are not distributed to participants.
The Lauryn House CMCC program is designed as a cohort-based learning experience, where live sessions include interactive discussions, case exercises, and consultation practice. For this reason participants are expected to attend scheduled live sessions.
If a participant must miss a session due to an unavoidable circumstance, they should contact Lauryn House to discuss available options within the program completion window.