Welcome to the WV Mid Atlantic AETC's 19th Annual HIV in West Virginia conference. We are pleased to provide you with expert content and speakers on a subject that touches each and every one of us. This conference is primarily focused on Substance Use Disorder (SUD) and HIV prevention. We are excited for you to join us for the day! 

Agenda:

7:30-7:50              Sign-in/Breakfast

7:50-8:00              Welcome: Sara Vincelli, APRN, MSN, FNP-C, ACRN

Moderator: Chuck Anziulewiz

8:00-9:00              Indiana HIV Outbreak: Lessons Learned and Moving Forward: Reinvesting in Health, Wellness, and        Prosperity. William Cooke, MD. MD, FAAFP, FASAM, AAHIVS. Foundations Family Medicine. Austin, IN.

9:00-10:10           Benefits and Challenges When Working with Persons who have SUD and HIV: 2023                             Update. Robin Pollini, MPH PhD – Assoc. Professor, WVU Medicine Behavioral Medicine & Psychiatry.

10:10-10:30        Break, Visit Vendors

10:30-11:45         The Intersection of HIV, SUD and MAT; From the Field. Anne Behr, BSN, RN, ACRN and Katie Chiasson-Downs, MA, LPC, ALPS, AADC (She/Her)               

11:45-1:00           Lunch Break, Visit Vendors

1:00-2:15              How to Incorporate SUD Treatment into HIV and Primary Care. Navid Roider, MD. Assistant Professor of Clinical Family Medicine and Community Health, Penn Medicine, Philadelphia, PA.

2:15-2:30              Break

2:30-4:00              Utilization of Nurse-led PrEP as an HIV Prevention Tool. Myra Rutland, CPN, DNP, FNP-BC. Philadelphia, PA.

4:00-4:15            Q and A

4:15                        Adjournment

Accreditation: CME, Nursing, Social Work

Intended Audience

The intended audience for this event includes the following: Health Care Providers in West Virginia geared towards Primary Care (Physicians, Physician Assistants, Nurse Practitioners), Nurses, Social Workers, in West Virginia. 

Community Health Centers, FQHC's, Free Clinics. 

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