Request Free Onsite Training
The New York State Department of Health Clinical Education Initiative (CEI) provides FREE onsite training for health care professionals throughout the state. These onsite trainings are designed for agencies directly engaged in patient care. CME/CNE/CPE credits are available with these trainings.
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- Achieved SVR, What’s Next? HCV Post Treatment Management
- Acute HIV Infection
- Adolescents and STDs: Case Studies
- Anal Dysplasia and Cancer
- Antiretroviral Therapy
- Antiretroviral Therapy (90 minutes)
- Buprenorphine in New York State: A Clinical Overview
- Cardiovascular Complications Seen in Patients with HIV
- Care Considerations for the Older Patient with HIV
- Case Discussions: Sexually Transmitted Infections
- Chancroid and Other Unusual STIs
- Cirrhosis: What Clinicians Need to Know
- Clinical Support for Implementation of Buprenorphine
- COVID-19, Drug Use & Harm Reduction
- Creating a Trans-Affirming Practice
- Cultural Competency for Clinicians Who Work with Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Patients –Conducting A Sexual History and Behavioral Risk Assessment
- Drug-Drug Interactions Seen in Treatment for Hepatitis C
- Expedited Partner Therapy in NYS
- From Science to Consensus: Undetectable = Untransmittable
- Gender Affirmation Surgery & Aftercare: What do Primary Care Providers Need to Know?
- Harm Reduction for Health Care Providers
- HCV Among Women of Childbearing Age
- Hepatitis B and C: Coinfection & Reactivation
- Hepatitis C & HIV Coinfection
- Hepatitis C and Alcohol
- Hepatitis C and Drug Use: Addressing Screening, Treatment, and Stigma
- Hepatitis C in Children and Adolescents
- Hepatitis C Prior Authorization: Tricks of the Trade
- Hepatitis C Testing and Pre-Treatment Evaluation
- HIV Medication Errors
- HIV Prevention Updates
- HIV Screening and Diagnosis in New York State
- Implementation of Innovative Models of Primary Care for People who use Drugs
- Innovative Models of Primary Care for People who use Drugs
- Lymphogranuloma Venereum (LGV)
- Medical Marijuana: Exploring New Clinical Options in New York State
- Naloxone: Preventing Opioid Overdose in the Community
- Neisseria Gonorrhoeae - Bad bug-no drug?
- Oral Sex: What are the Risks?
- Pelvic Inflammatory Disease
- Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (60 minutes)
- Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (60 minutes)
- PrEP for Adolescents & College Students
- PrEP for Adolescents and Young Adults: What Providers Need To Know
- PrEP for Women: Prevention Opportunities in Clinical Practice
- Rapid ART: Protocol for Initiation
- Safer Injection Drug Use
- Sexual Health: Focus on Sexual History
- Sexually Transmitted Infections
- STD History & Exam Skills Preceptorship
- STD Update for Pharmacists
- STI Intensive
- STI Update for Clinicians
- Syphilis
- The Basics of HIV Resistance Testing
- The Role of the Primary Care Clinician in HIV Care
- Transgender Care & Hormone Therapy: Initiation and Maintenance
- Transgender-Affirming Mental Health and Wellness
- Transgender-Affirming Primary Care
- Treat Now or Wait? Acute HCV Infection
- Treatment for Hepatitis C: New Tests, New Drugs, and New Recommendations (60 minutes)
- Treatment for Hepatitis C: New Tests, New Drugs, and New Recommendations (90 minutes)
- When Sex Isn't Cis
Additional topics of training can be arranged based on specific needs.
If you represent an agency in New York State engaged in patient care and your agency needs HIV, HCV, STD training, please answer the following questions to help us plan for the training:Will there be clinicians (physicians, nurse practitioners, nurses, dentists, pharmacists, physician assistants, etc.) in the audience?
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