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HealthHIV Medical Education

HealthHIV designs and implements certified medical education that is responsive to the education and training needs of clinicians, allied health workers, the public health workforce, and patients. The dynamic medical education is offered in a variety of formats to a diverse audience of clinicians and allied health professionals.

Education topics include: HIV prevention and PrEP, PrEP navigation, Doxy-PEP, long-acting injectables, HIV care and management, HIV treatment innovation, viral hepatitis, Mpox, LGBTQ health, drug user health, health equity, and healthcare access.

  • Touch Points In Action: Engaging Navigators to Support Pan-Viral Linkage to Care and Prevention
    Touch Points In Action: Engaging Navigators to Support Pan-Viral Linkage to Care and Prevention

    This webinar explores how patient navigation models can be optimized within fast-paced, high-volume environments serving patients who may not be regularly engaged in care. Participants will learn practical approaches for brief interventions, health education, linkage to care, and follow-up coordination that fits within the unique workflows of emergency departments and student health centers.

  • HIVPNC Module 1 | Centering Clients in Program Services

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    HIVPNC Module 1 | Centering Clients in Program Services

    Module 1 of the HealthHIV HIV PrEP Navigation Certification (HIVPNC) Program. This module introduces the HIVPNC coaching model and outlines client-centered care practices that frontline workers can use to engage community members.

  • HIVPNC Module 2 | Identifying Populations to Raise Awareness About PrEP

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    HIVPNC Module 2 | Identifying Populations to Raise Awareness About PrEP

    Module 2 of the HealthHIV HIV PrEP Navigation Certification (HIVPNC) Program. This module describes disparities in HIV burden, gaps in PrEP use across populations, and available data sources that help identify communities who may benefit from PrEP.

  • HIVPNC Module 3 | Educating Clients on HIV Prevention and PrEP

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    HIVPNC Module 3 | Educating Clients on HIV Prevention and PrEP

    Module 3 of the HealthHIV HIV PrEP Navigation Certification (HIVPNC) Program. This module describes the HIV prevention toolbox and the effectiveness, use, and limitations of available PrEP options to support client education.

  • HIVPNC Module 4 | Assessing Client Needs, Preferences, and Health Coverage

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    HIVPNC Module 4 | Assessing Client Needs, Preferences, and Health Coverage

    Module 4 of the HealthHIV HIV PrEP Navigation Certification (HIVPNC) Program. This module describes relationship-building approaches and assessments that help navigators gather client information, including financial and insurance status.

  • HIVPNC Module 5 | Reviewing Health Coverage Policies Around PrEP Access

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    HIVPNC Module 5 | Reviewing Health Coverage Policies Around PrEP Access

    Module 5 of the HealthHIV HIV PrEP Navigation Certification (HIVPNC) Program. This module describes health coverage policies, strategies, and best practices to help clients understand their PrEP coverage options and available resources.

  • HIVPNC Module 6 | Linking Clients to PrEP Services

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    HIVPNC Module 6 | Linking Clients to PrEP Services

    Module 6 of the HealthHIV HIV PrEP Navigation Certification (HIVPNC) Program. This module describes methods for locating PrEP-friendly providers and strategies to resolve coverage or access issues before the client’s first PrEP visit.

  • HIVPNC Module 9 | Promoting Self-Care and Building Healthy Teams

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    HIVPNC Module 9 | Promoting Self-Care and Building Healthy Teams

    Module 9 of the HealthHIV HIV PrEP Navigation Certification (HIVPNC) Program. This module describes practices that frontline workers can use to promote self-care, recognize vicarious trauma, and cultivate a healthy team environment.

  • HIVPNC Module 7 | Starting PrEP and Related Clinical Services

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    HIVPNC Module 7 | Starting PrEP and Related Clinical Services

    Module 7 of the HealthHIV HIV PrEP Navigation Certification (HIVPNC) Program. This module describes the steps involved in starting PrEP, including required tests, acute HIV symptom recognition, dosing, drug interactions, and side-effect management.

  • HIVPNC Module 8 | Continuing On, Switching, or Stopping PrEP

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    HIVPNC Module 8 | Continuing On, Switching, or Stopping PrEP

    Module 8 of the HealthHIV HIV PrEP Navigation Certification (HIVPNC) Program. This module describes routine PrEP care screenings and strategies to support adherence, manage missed doses or refills, and stop PrEP safely.

  • Prepped to Serve: Implementing PrEP in Community Pharmacies
    Prepped to Serve: Implementing PrEP in Community Pharmacies

    Join HealthHIV with RxEACH on Monday, December 1st, 2025 at 2:00pm EDT for “Prepped to Serve: A Toolkit to Implement PrEP in Community Pharmacies”. Presenters will overview a hands-on resource designed to help pharmacists, pharmacy staff, health-serving organizations, and community leaders support the sustainable delivery of HIV prevention services, including PrEP, PEP, and HIV screening, in community pharmacies.

  • Expanding Access: Models for Opt-Out Testing in Emergency Departments

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    Expanding Access: Models for Opt-Out Testing in Emergency Departments

    This webinar will share interim data and lessons learned from the “Touch Points” opt-out testing and linkage to care initiative, and explore benefits and limitations of different models for opt-out HIV testing implementation.

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