HealthHIV HIV Treatment Innovation™ Certificate Program

A Multi-Module Program for Advanced HIV Care and Treatment Providers: From Managing Comorbidities to Implementing Long-Acting Injectables

As there are rapid advancements in innovative HIV treatment, provider education must be timely and relevant to support providers to manage the complexity of patient care — from long-acting agents and injectables to new strategies for managing comorbidities and treatment resistance. Start your HIV innovation journey by enrolling in the free HealthHIV HIV Treatment Innovation™ Certificate Program that features leading experts in the field discussing the latest strategies in HIV treatment and management.

By participating in this free, one-of-a-kind program, experienced providers will:

• Develop skills to optimize HIV care
• Receive a certificate in HIV treatment innovation
• Earn up to 5.5 credit hours (CME, MOC, AAPA, NCPD, CPE )
• Stay connected to the dynamic HIV treatment landscape so that your patients can benefit from new innovations!

Providers will receive the latest updates in HIV treatment innovations while establishing a solid foundational understanding of key areas such as comorbidities and the unique needs of older adults, all reinforced through guided patient-case scenarios which feature treatment individualization strategies for enhanced clinical applicability.

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