Webinar Health

DEA Inspection Readiness - Best Practices for Conducting a Mock Audit

  • Online
  • Cost: No
  • Recorded: November 4, 2026
  • Time: 12:00 PM CT
  • Location: 1 hour
Watch this on-demand webinar for a practical walkthrough of a mock DEA inspection and learn how to evaluate whether your controlled substance program is prepared for regulatory scrutiny. The session explores how healthcare organizations can test their ability to produce required records, demonstrate controlled substance accountability, connect policies to everyday practice, and identify potential compliance gaps.

Through a structured mock inspection approach, viewers will learn how to assess critical areas of their controlled substance program, including records, inventory, access, waste, and diversion processes. You’ll gain practical insights into uncovering hidden gaps, prioritizing findings, and taking corrective action to strengthen your organization’s readiness before an external DEA inspection occurs.

Learning objectives

  • Conduct a structured mock DEA inspection across key controlled substance processes.
  • Recognize common risk areas in records, inventory, access, waste, and diversion processes.
  • Prioritize findings and corrective actions to strengthen DEA inspection readiness.

Speaker

Russ Nix professional headshot
Consulting Associate Director at Wolters Kluwer, Health
Russ Nix has 25 years of investigations experience in both public and private sectors. He has worked in law enforcement as an undercover narcotics agent before transitioning to healthcare investigations. Russ has created healthcare drug diversion programs from the ground up, leveraging his knowledge and experience to address healthcare drug diversion and the opioid crisis through best practices and proactive approaches.
Stacey-McCoy
Pharmacy Clinical Program Manager

Dr. Stacey McCoy has over 20 years of experience as a clinical pharmacist. Her most recent clinical practice included more than 12 years of experience as an adult emergency medicine specialist.

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