HIV Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) is one of the best tools we have available for preventing acquisition or transmission of HIV
- PrEP is now available both as oral and long-acting injectable options
- PrEP coverage (the number of people estimated how could benefit from PrEP vs. the number prescribed PrEP) in 9 of our 10 Mountain West region states lags behind both national averages and Ending the HIV Epidemic targets.
The MWAETC and our local partners are available to provide training and technical assistance on providing PrEP in primary care settings, community-based organizations, pharmacies, behavioral health programs, and other sites through live or virtual programs.
- Email aetcinfo@uw.edu to request a training or discuss your technical assistance needs
- View previously recorded PrEP trainings on our On-Demand page
- Access the BRAND NEW National HIV PrEP Curriculum
- We are happy to help you establish and facilitate in-curriculum learning groups to focus on specific content
- Earn completion certificates
Did you know?
- HIV PrEP only prevents HIV. It does NOT prevent other STDs or pregnancy.
- Sexual health is an important component of recovery. Consider including discussions about STD/HIV screening, PrEP, and other sexuality issues as part of recovery planning and support.
- Syphilis and congenital syphilis are skyrocketing. Screen all pregnant persons and others whose sexual activity may place them at increased risk for syphilis.