Certified Tobacco Treatment Specialist (CTTS)
The CTTS is a specialized credential for professionals who have the skills, knowledge, and training to deliver effective, evidence-based interventions for tobacco dependence. Our coursework covers health education, assessment and referral, treatment planning and counseling, and the professional responsibilities that come with working in tobacco cessation.Applicants must hold a high school diploma, GED, or higher to qualify. Ethical practice as a CTTS also requires that the provider remain entirely tobacco-free and vape-free, a standard rooted in maintaining therapeutic credibility with the clients you serve.In accordance with Florida Certification Board (FCB) standards, our training is delivered exclusively via compliant self-paced online courses; "homestudy" formats are no longer accepted. To successfully verify learning and earn a certificate of completion, participants must pass a post-test with a minimum score of 70% and complete a Level One evaluation (attitude questionnaire).
Advanced Clinical Supervision: Models and Methods Part 2 (8 CE Hours)
Advanced Clinical Supervision: Models and Methods Part 1 (8 CE Hours)
Universal Ethics and Legal Responsibilities in Behavioral Health (6 CE Hours)
Infectious Diseases and Client Safety: HIV/AIDS and HIPAA (4 CE Hours)
Master the distinctions between HIPAA and 42 CFR Part 2 to ensure strict legal compliance in documentation and information release.
Learn to operationalize universal precautions and safety planning for clients with co-occurring infectious diseases like HIV and Hepatitis C.
Acquire strategies to reduce stigma and provide culturally responsive care to marginalized populations affected by syndemic health issues.
