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PA DOH Case Management

This virtual training series, developed for medical case managers in Pennsylvania’s Ryan White Part B-funded organizations, provides comprehensive education on core topics such as HIV fundamentals, trauma-informed care, public benefits, special populations, and behavioral health.

Designed to strengthen the HIV Care Continuum, the curriculum emphasizes client engagement, treatment adherence, effective care planning, and the development of trauma-informed, person-centered approaches. Through ongoing education and technical assistance, participants will also explore emerging issues, regulatory requirements, and essential resources to better support people living with HIV.

Although the content is designed for medical case managers, all HIV care and prevention professionals in Pennsylvania, are welcome to attend.

 

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1. Fundamentals of HIV: The Facts

Presented by Subhra Shetty, MD, FACP
Medical Director
Xceed America/WYAC Infectious Disease Clinic, Scranton PA

2. Fundamentals of HIV Medical Case Management

Presented by Laura Hinds, MSW, LCSW
Principal Partner, Hindsight Consulting Group
Consultant, Health Federation of Philadelphia

3. Public Benefits for People with HIV

Presented by Jacob M. Eden, Esq.
Senior Staff Attorney, AIDS Law Project

  • Day 1: Medicaid Overview and MAGI/Expansion
  • Day 2: Medicaid - Traditional (Health Horizon and MAWD)
  • Day 3: Medicaid and Dual-Eligibility
  • Day 4: Social Security Application
  • Day 5: Social Security Post-Entitlement

4. Trauma Informed HIV Care

Presented by Danica Moore, MSW, LSW
Training Specialist | Counselor/Coach
Therapeutic and Wellness Consulting 

5. HIV and Special Populations

  • Part 1: HIV & Aging

Presented by Dorcas Baker, RN, BSN, ACRN, CDP, MA
Regional Coordinator, Johns Hopkins Regional Partner
MidAtlantic AIDS Education and Training Center
Center for Infectious Disease and Nursing Innovation
Johns Hopkins University, School of Nursing

  • Part 2: HIV Care in Communities with Specific Needs

Presented by Raghav Tirupathi, MD, FACP, FRCP, FIDSA
Medical Director, Keystone Infectious Diseases/HIV
Clinical Assistant Professor, Drexel College of Medicine
Chair, Infection Prevention | Wellspan Chambersburg and Waynesboro Hospitals

6. Co-occurring Behavioral Health Issues in HIV Care

Presented by David Rubenstein, PsyD
Associate Director of Clinical Services | Professor
Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine (PCOM)

For questions regarding this event, please contact us at maaetc@pitt.edu.

This virtual training series, developed for medical case managers in Pennsylvania’s Ryan White Part B-funded organizations, provides comprehensive education on core topics such as HIV fundamentals, trauma-informed care, public benefits, special populations, and behavioral health.

Designed to strengthen the HIV Care Continuum, the curriculum emphasizes client engagement, treatment adherence, effective care planning, and the development of trauma-informed, person-centered approaches. Through ongoing education and technical assistance, participants will also explore emerging issues, regulatory requirements, and essential resources to better support people living with HIV.

Although the content is designed for medical case managers, all HIV care and prevention professionals in Pennsylvania, are welcome to attend.

 

See Side Bar for Registration Links

1. Fundamentals of HIV: The Facts

Presented by Subhra Shetty, MD, FACP
Medical Director
Xceed America/WYAC Infectious Disease Clinic, Scranton PA

2. Fundamentals of HIV Medical Case Management

Presented by Laura Hinds, MSW, LCSW
Principal Partner, Hindsight Consulting Group
Consultant, Health Federation of Philadelphia

3. Public Benefits for People with HIV

Presented by Jacob M. Eden, Esq.
Senior Staff Attorney, AIDS Law Project

  • Day 1: Medicaid Overview and MAGI/Expansion
  • Day 2: Medicaid - Traditional (Health Horizon and MAWD)
  • Day 3: Medicaid and Dual-Eligibility
  • Day 4: Social Security Application
  • Day 5: Social Security Post-Entitlement

4. Trauma Informed HIV Care

Presented by Danica Moore, MSW, LSW
Training Specialist | Counselor/Coach
Therapeutic and Wellness Consulting 

5. HIV and Special Populations

  • Part 1: HIV & Aging

Presented by Dorcas Baker, RN, BSN, ACRN, CDP, MA
Regional Coordinator, Johns Hopkins Regional Partner
MidAtlantic AIDS Education and Training Center
Center for Infectious Disease and Nursing Innovation
Johns Hopkins University, School of Nursing

  • Part 2: HIV Care in Communities with Specific Needs

Presented by Raghav Tirupathi, MD, FACP, FRCP, FIDSA
Medical Director, Keystone Infectious Diseases/HIV
Clinical Assistant Professor, Drexel College of Medicine
Chair, Infection Prevention | Wellspan Chambersburg and Waynesboro Hospitals

6. Co-occurring Behavioral Health Issues in HIV Care

Presented by David Rubenstein, PsyD
Associate Director of Clinical Services | Professor
Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine (PCOM)

For questions regarding this event, please contact us at maaetc@pitt.edu.