AETC Program Preceptorships offer clinicians and care team members opportunities for more intensive training. There is no cost to participants, and opportunities are generally offered in multiple locations in a region.
| AETC | Duration | Description |
|---|---|---|
| MidAtlantic AETC Clinical Mini-Residency/ Preceptorship | 1-3 days | The MidAtlantic AETC’s Clinical Training Program includes preceptorships offered to physicians, nurses, advanced practice nurses, dentists, nurse practitioners, psychiatrists, physician’s assistants, and pharmacists. Learn more |
| Midwest AETC Clinician Scholars Program | 12+ hours clinical practicum, 40+ hours training | The Clinician Scholars Program is designed for physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, advanced practice nurses, and pharmacists interested in expanding their capacity to provide HIV/AIDS care in the Midwest. Learn more |
| Mountain West AETC HIV Clinical Preceptorship Program | 1-2 days depending on program | The MWAETC HIV/AIDS Preceptorship Program has opportunities for physicians, physician assistants, advanced practice nurses, nurses, pharmacists, HIV case managers, and providers in carceral settings. Learn more |
| Northeast/Caribbean AETC AETC Community/ Clinical Exchange and Sustained Support (ACCESS) program | 20+ hours | Training is available for physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, nurses, pharmacists, dentists, dental hygienists, case managers, outreach workers and other members of the healthcare team. Learn more |
| South Central AETC | customized | The SCAETC offers clinical preceptorship opportunities to healthcare providers who are interested in clinical experiences with experienced providers in HIV prevention, treatment, and oral health care. Learn more |
| Southeast AETC | customized | Preceptorships can be arranged in any of the eight states in the Southeast region. Southeast AETC offers both longitudinal training opportunities in addition to more condensed observational experiences. Learn more |
| National Clinician Consultation Center MAI Observership Program | 1-2 days | Open to U.S.-based clinicians in training who are at the postgraduate level (i.e., medical residents and/or fellows; PA or NP residents; and pharmacy residents and/or fellows) are eligible to participate. This is a remote, experiential training which includes participation in calls and case-based teaching as well as other NCCC-led educational activities. Learn more |