Opioid Overdose Treatment: An Impactful Microlearning Approach for Healthcare Providers Serving the Military Community is a comprehensive, four-episode accredited microlearning series designed specifically to address the critical challenges of opioid overdose recognition, treatment, and prevention within military-connected populations. This innovative educational initiative, developed in partnership with AKH and the Veterans Health and Wellness Foundation (VHWF), delivers focused, 15-minute episodes available as enduring videos, monographs or audio-only podcasts, accessible for 12 months on both organizational websites. The series progresses systematically from understanding the unique physiochemical properties and reversal challenges of synthetic opioids in Episode 1, through examining the complex intersection of service-related injuries, polysubstance use, and overdose risk in military communities in Episode 2, to differentiating pharmacological treatment approaches including naloxone and nalmefene mechanisms in Episode 3, and culminating with evidence-based strategies for post-overdose patient management and transition to medication-assisted treatment in Episode 4. Accredited by multiple professional organizations (IPCE, ACCME and ANCC) for 1.0 total continuing education hour, this microlearning library emphasizes practical application through targeted assessment questions and measures meaningful Level 4 outcomes to ensure healthcare providers develop competencies essential for reducing overdose mortality and improving treatment outcomes among veterans and military-connected individuals facing opioid use disorders.