Training

NOTE: Courses listed below are active or upcoming trainings only. For a complete list of the current year's courses including completed trainings, please go to the Course Descriptions or Calendar page.

Regional Courses

Preference is given to applicants from organizations based in the following states: Arizona, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Texas, and Wisconsin. Applications from other states may be considered on an individual basis.

Date	Course	Location
Mar 24, 2010	World TB Day Contact: mary.long@uthct.edu	,
Mar 29-31, 2010 apply »	Contact Investigation Download: PDF Brochure (360 KB) » Contact: jessica.quintero@uthct.edu	Salina, KS
Mar 31-Apr 1, 2010 apply »	TB Nurse Case Management Download: PDF Brochure (478 KB) » Contact: jessica.quintero@uthct.edu	Salina, KS
Apr 22-23, 2010 apply »	Contact Investigation Download: PDF Brochure (234 KB) » Contact: jessica.quintero@uthct.edu	Albuquerque, NM
May 2010	TB Nurse Case Management Contact: jessica.quintero@uthct.edu	Chicago, IL
May 6, 2010	Think TB (Pediatric and Adult TB Updates) Contact: mary.long@uthct.edu	Plano, TX
May 14-19, 2010 apply »	* MEETING * (2010 ATS International Conference) Contact: mary.long@uthct.edu	New Orleans, LA
June 2010	TB on the College Campus (Developing a Screening Program) Contact: mary.long@uthct.edu	San Antonio, TX
Jun 2-4, 2010	TB Intensive Contact: mary.long@uthct.edu	Tyler, TX
Jun 21-24, 2010	* MEETING * (NTCA Annual Conference) Contact: mary.long@uthct.edu	Atlanta, GA
Jul 14-16, 2010	* MEETING * (Federal Training Centers Bi-Annual Conference) Contact: mary.long@uthct.edu	Kansas City, KS
Aug 10-12, 2010	* MEETING * (TB-ETN & TB-PEN Annual Conference) Contact: mary.long@uthct.edu	Atlanta, GA
September 2010	Developing a TB Cohort Review Plan Contact: mary.long@uthct.edu	Phoenix, AZ
Sep 15-16, 2010	Handling TB and HIV Co-Infection Contact: mary.long@uthct.edu	Fargo, ND
October 2010	Expert TB Nurse Case Management Updates Contact: jessica.quintero@uthct.edu	St. Paul, MN
October 2010	TB in Vulnerable Populations Contact: mary.long@uthct.edu	Chicago, IL
Oct 18, 2010	* MEETING * (Southwest TB Controllers Meeting) Contact: mary.long@uthct.edu	Flagstaff, AZ
Oct 19-20, 2010	Four Corners HIV and TB Conference Contact: mary.long@uthct.edu	Flagstaff, AZ
November 2010	Handling Co-Infections in the TB Patient Contact: mary.long@uthct.edu	San Antonio, TX
November 2010	Substance Abuse and Tuberculosis Contact: mary.long@uthct.edu	Oklahoma City, OK
December 2010	TB Intensive Contact: mary.long@uthct.edu	San Antonio, TX

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Webinars

These courses are conducted over the Internet using a computer and speakerphone.

Date	Course
Mar 25, 2010 apply »	Handling Mental Illness in the TB Patient (12:00 - 1:30 PM CST) Download: PDF Brochure (119 KB) » Contact: mary.long@uthct.edu

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Texas Courses

These courses are open only to applicants from organizations based in Texas.

New Texas training courses coming soon. Watch for schedule updates here!

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