Training Library
Browse our library of HealthHIV trainings — offered in a variety of formats to a diverse audience of clinicians and allied health professionals.
In support of improving patient care, HealthHIV is jointly accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME), the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE), and the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC), to provide continuing education for the healthcare team. In addition to CME credit, nursing continuing professional development (NCPD) contact hours, continuing pharmacy education (CPE) contact hours, and IPCE credit, HealthHIV is able to offer ASWB credit for social workers, AAPA credit for Physician Associates and APA credit for psychologists through Joint Accreditation. HealthHIV also is accredited by the National Commission for Health Education Credentialing to award CHES®/MCHES® continuing education credits for Certified Health Education Specialists.
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Bridging Care: Outreach and Secondary Exchange
October 10, 2023
This webinar seamlessly combines theory and practice to empower participants with the essentials of outreach and secondary exchange.
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Faith in Action: Empowering Hispanic Faith-Based Organizations in HIV Prevention
September 29, 2023
This course will discuss the importance and need for engagement with faith groups and organizations specifically within the Latino/a/x community.
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Empoderando a las comunidades latinas/x: Promoviendo iniciativas de PrEP para la prevención del VIH
September 28, 2023
Este seminario virtual ofrecerá una visión general de las mejores prácticas, datos y tendencias de la PrEP en la comunidad latina. La presentadora hablará sobre las mejores prácticas de promoción, comunicación y mensajería para influir en esta creciente y rápida demanda de PrEP.
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Empowering Latino/a/x Communities: Advancing PrEP Initiatives for HIV Prevention
September 27, 2023
This webinar will provide an overview of PrEP Best practices, data, and trends within the Latino/x/a community. The presenter will discuss best practices on promotion, communication, and messaging to impact this growing fast demand on PrEP.
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Crisis Intervention, De-escalation, and Conflict Resolution
September 26, 2023
This webinar will enhance the understanding of positive and negative forms of de-escalation, conflict resolution, and crisis intervention strategies for purposes of reinforcing community-focused harm reduction strategies.
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HIV and Aging Webinar Series: Exploring Data and Engaging in Discussions of HIV, Aging and Housing
September 18, 2023
The webinar equips attendees with a multifaceted understanding of the challenges people with HIV (PWH) face, as well as strategies and best practices for meeting the intersectionality of “Health and Housing” and aging with HIV.
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Equity in Action: Empowering BIPOC Healthcare via Community Engagement and PrEP Advocacy
September 15, 2023
This webinar will discuss how to promote equity, improve access, and increase retention in HIV prevention and care among BIPOC communities.
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Healthcare and Cultural Ties: Understanding the Intersections of Health, Well-Being, and HIV
September 5, 2023
During this webinar, participants will gain a nuanced understanding of how culture influences an individual’s health and well-being. The presentation will equip participants with the knowledge and tools to identify cultural factors in healthcare settings while also addressing their complex implications and outcomes.
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Opportunities and Challenges of U=U
August 29, 2023
This webinar will review challenges involved in achieving viral suppression and maintaining undetectable viral loads, particularly for people who use drugs. Providers also will gain an understanding of potential opportunities for promoting activities that contribute to harm reduction strategies in order to reduce barriers and increase drug user health.
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Addressing Stigma and Stigmatizing Language in the Workplace
August 24, 2023
This thought-provoking webinar addresses stigmatizing language used when talking about HIV, mental health, and substance use disorders and how this language perpetuates bias in the workplace.
