Training and Conferences

Description
The National HIV Residency Pathway Consortium (NHRPC) meets quarterly as a forum for directors of HIV residency pathway programs to discuss ideas, resources, challenges, and solutions related to starting and maintaining HIV pathway programs in primary care training programs with ...
Intented Audience
HIV Residency Pathway Program Directors

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Dr. Philip Bolduc

Description
Title: Chlamydia and Vaccine Developments for STI Prevention 
Speaker: 
Jodie A. Dionne, MD, MSPHAssociate Professor of MedicineAssociate Professor of Obstetrics and GynecologyDirector, Infection in Women and Pregnancy ProgramDivision of Infectious DiseasesUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham
Description: 
This lecture will review ...
Intented Audience
Largely clinical staff including attending physicians, nurses, fellows, and mental health providers.

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Valerie D'aloia

Description
Dr. Zachary Shepard is the Principal Toxicologist for the Rhode Island Department of Health’s Division of Environmental Health. His work examines the health risks posed by environmental contaminants in the environment and teaches people how to protect themselves from ...
Intented Audience
Medical professionals

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Amanda Maguire-Wilkerson

Description
The Connecticut Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Symposium is a gathering of healthcare providers and professionals who provide SUD prevention and treatment services to clients and patients, including people with or at risk for HIV.
Please be aware the symposium is ...
Intented Audience
Healthcare providers and professionals who provide SUD prevention and care services to clients and patients, including to people with or at risk for HIV.

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Dante Gennaro Jr.

Description
Title: ChemSex
Speaker: Justin Alves, RN, MSN, FNP-C, ACRN, CARN, CNEClinical Nurse Educator
Description: 
The session will review the phenomenon of chemsex and its unique association with HIV and behaviors associated with HIV acquisition. Strategies for harm reduction as well ...
Intented Audience
Largely clinical staff including attending physicians, nurses, fellows, and mental health providers.

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Valerie D'aloia