ONLINE & ARCHIVED TRAININGS
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Online Trainings
A Webinar Series on Women & HIV: Clinical Concepts from WHICC
Hosted by: Parkland Health & Hospital System Local Performance Site (LPS)
Date: April 17, 2009
Questions? Contact Elizabeth Wanjiru
Parkland Health & Hospital System LPS
Archived Trainings
Oral Health & HIV Education Symposium
This FREE symposium was designed to provide dentists, dental hygienists, and dental assistants with the most current information on oral health, oral care, and the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV). This FREE course will contain advanced information for practitioners anticipating the care and treatment of the HIV patient.
Ecumenical Center
8310 Ewing Halsell Dr
San Antonio, TX
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Fundamentals of HIV Treatment & Disease
The Texas Department of State Health Services will be sponsoring a free, one-day event (6 CE hours will be offered) for non-HIV specialist medical providers with faculty support from the TX/OK AIDS Education and Training Center.
The training will help to meet the needs of the HIV population by tapping into currently existing medical practices, as well as established medical homes for HIV patients. This training is intended for not only medical providers, but also those often involved in the treatment planning of HIV patients, such as social workers, registered sanitarians, and certified health education specialists.
December 19, 2011, 8:00 am - 2:30 pm
The Doubletree Suites by Hilton Austin
Austin, TX
Registration is now closed. Click here for more details!
"Fundamentals of HIV Treatment & Disease Management for the Non-HIV Provider"
The Texas Department of State Health Services & the TX/OK AETC have partnered in creating a free, one-day event that is geated toward the non-HIV Specialist providers across the state.
This training is intended to assist in increasing capacity across the state to meet the needs of the HIV population by tapping into currently existing medical practices, as well as establish "medical homes" for HIV patients. This training will also serve to increase the efficacy and quality of delivered services through the provision of necessary - and up-to-date - education and training for not only medical providers, but collateral partners who are often involved in the provision of HIV services and/or the treatment planning of HIV patients such as social workers, Registered sanitarians, and certified health education specialists.
July 25, 2011, 8:15 - 4:00 pm
Fort Worth, TX
Celebrando Diversidad: Bi-Cultural Border Health Care
Topics Include:
- HIV Basics
- HIV & Nutrition
- One Path Towards Preventing HIV Transmission: HIV Therapy as HIV Prevention"
- Caring for Women & HIV Infection
- HIV & Dental Care
- General Medicine Practices for HIV/AIDS Healthcare Providers
June 4, 2011
South Padre Island, TX
Hosted by: Valley AIDS Council
Questions? Contact Janet Hubbard
National Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day Face-to-Face Training
Are you a Native American serving provider? Do you have Native American patients?
TX/OK AIDS Education & Training Center in collaboration with the Urban Inter-Tribal Center of Texas & Parkland Health & Hospital System, would like to invite you to attend this FREE HIV educational training!
Some trainings are patient focused and others are clinician focused. Parkand HIV Services will sponsor patient focused trainings.
Hosted by: Parkland Health & Hospital System LPS View Flyer
Questions? Contact Ashley Tijerina
7th Annual HIV Clinical Update & Border Summit "HIV on the Border: Piecing it all Together"
This free conference will serve as an opportunity for La FE CARE Center to offer HIV/AIDS care providers specialized training and support on prevention, focused on the importance of women getting tested for HI/AIDS and the impact of HIV/AIDS on US-Mexico border communities. In El Paso County, three time the HIV positive results in 2010 has increasingly impacted women. The conference will emphasize how these women can lead a normal, health life despite being infected, focusing on improving health outcomes.
Who Should Attend? Practicing clinical providers include physicians (as well as psychiatrists and other medical sub-specialists), physician assistants, advance practice nurese, pharmacists, nurse pratitioners, nurses, and oral health professionals.
Hosted by: La Fe Local Performance Site (LPS)
Date: March 10, 2011
Questions? Contact Gloria Hinojos
North TX American Indian/Alaska Native (AI/AN) HIV Symposium
Hosted by: TX/OK AETC Central Office
Date: June 18, 2010
Questions? Contact Ashley Tijerina
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