South Central PrEP Course

Support for this accredited continuing education curriculum has been made possible
through educational grants from Gilead Sciences and ViiV Healthcare

Educational Need and Virtual Symposium

The 2025 Ending the HIV Epidemic target for Preexposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) coverage among those at risk is 50%. Based on 2020 CDC data, we are only half-way to this goal (24.7%). Furthermore significant disparities persist with PrEP use by gender, race/ethnicity, and region of the country – particularly the US South.

Led by an interprofessional faculty of clinicians who are actively involved in teams providing PrEP, this free curriculum of more than 20 hours of on-demand CME/CNE/CPE-accredited activities will focus on PrEP as an HIV prevention strategy and share best practices for utilizing PrEP with at-risk patients as well as guidance on how to establish a successful PrEP clinic/service. Whatever your level of expertise, this curriculum will help you grow in confidence about expanding PrEP services for the populations you serve.

Supporting You as You Build Your HIV Prevention Program

This curriculum is designed to empower healthcare professionals from various backgrounds including primary care providers, pharmacists, nurses and social workers to collaborate on HIV prevention.

In addition to accessing the on-demand version of the live symposium which kicked off the curriculum you can select from 18, 1-hour CME/CNE/CPE accredited on-demand webinars which are tailored to different levels of expertise.

Beginner - Learn how to engage patients at risk for acquiring HIV in share decision making regarding PrEP
Intermediate - Learn how to implement strategies for establishing a PrEP clinic/services in your clinic/practice.
Advanced - Learn about updated guidance and recommendations for successfully managing patients on PrEP and take your clinic/practice to the next level of HIV prevention.

Select the topics that meet your clinical needs and participate when it is convenient for your schedule.

As a curriculum participant, you will also have access to resources that can be customized based on need as well as ongoing support via “Ask the Expert” where you can ask questions which will be addressed by one of our faculty. Questions and answers will be posted anonymously so that all curriculum participants can benefit from questions you ask.

Whether PrEP as an HIV prevention tool is new to you, your team is in the contemplation stage of offering PrEP in your practice/clinic but is unsure where to start, or your team currently offers PrEP but has questions about best practices, this curriculum will help you to build the program and the systems needed to play a greater role in combating the HIV epidemic.