Education & Training Overview
NMAETC provides education and training in all areas of our Capacity Building Services. Trainings are available in Clinical Delivery, Infrastructure Management, Continuous Quality Improvement and Cultural Competency.
Available Topics Include:
Clinical Delivery & Preceptorships
- Clinical Preceptorship Program
- Overview of HIV basic concepts
- HIV and Tuberculosis
- HAART and Drug Interactions
- Management of Opportunistic Infections in HIV/AIDS Patients (part 1)
- Management of Opportunistic Infections in HIV/AIDS Patients (part 2)
- HIV and Nutrition
- HIV and Metabolic Complications
- HIV and Hepatitis C
- Genotype and Resistance Issues in HIV Management
- Preventive Care in HIV Patients
- HIV and Malignancies
- HIV and Hepatitis B
- HIV and Renal Issues
- Mental Health and HIV
- Post Exposure Prophylaxis
- What Providers Need to Know About Patients Who are HIV+
- What Does a Patient Who is HIV+ Need from the Provider?
- How to Recognize AIDS Related/Defining Oral Disease
- HIV in Dental Care
- Which HIV Medications Interact with Dental Medications
- Dental Preceptorship Program
BESAFE Training & Train the Trainer Program
- BESAFE Cultural Competency for Native Americans
- BESAFE Cultural Competency for African Americans
- BESAFE Cultural Competency for Hispanic Americans
- BESAFE Cultural Competency for Asian Pacific Islanders (In development)
- BESAFE Cultural competency for Dental Providers
- Case Studies Review (HIV-Focused Clinical, Cultural Competency, Infrastructure Management)
- BESAFE Web Rom Train the Trainer Program (Training to become a certified BESAFE Trainer)
Infrastructure Management
- HIPAA Security Training
- Web Based Clinical Consultation
- Organizational Development
- Logic Model Development for Process Improvement
- How to Improve or Establish Effective Board of Directors for Healthcare Setting
- Sound Financial Management for HIV Clinics
- Impact of the CDC Recommendations for Testing and Referral on Healthcare Providers Serving Communities of Color
- What is the Law when treating HIV/AIDS patients