- AETC’s HIV Web Study modules with free CME/CNEs: We recommend choosing the modules that fit the staff role and skills needed and then creating and following a schedule to complete the chosen modules over the next 6-12 months.
- Pacific AETC’s HIV Learning Network (HIVLN) bimonthly CME/CEU program and other trainings.
- East Bay Getting to Zero for contacts, local workshops, protocols and references
- Alameda Care Connect trainings on primary care skills such as public benefits 101, motivational interviewing, trauma-informed care, harm reduction, conflict management and de-escalation. See calendar here. Sign up here for training alerts.
- Joining the Bay Area AETC and East Bay Getting to Zero (EBGTZ) email lists to find out about upcoming local trainings and events.
- CDC’s Stop HIV Stigma website: videos and stories from people living with HIV.
- DHHS’s HIV ART guidelines as a reference/digital HIV clinical text book.
- East Bay HIV strategy and community protocols on HIV essentials, rapid ART, PrEP, PEP
- Mentoring and/or preceptorships at your clinical site with remote communication with additional HIV staff/providers and the UCSF warmline for HIV/PrEP clinical cases and questions.
- For clinicians/RNs/pharmacists:
- The annual Ryan White Clinical Conference (~August or October)
- The annual UCSF Medical Management of HIV/hepatitis conference (~December)
- Eventually getting HIV specialty certification with AAHIVM. This is typically done after clinicians have been caring for at least 20 people living with HIV for about a year.
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