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
Sep 15-16, 2010 * CLOSED *	Handling TB and HIV Co-Infection Download: PDF Brochure (228 KB) » Contact: robert.granger@uthct.edu	Fargo, ND
Oct 5, 2010 apply »	Understanding and Managing Latent TB Infection Download: PDF Brochure (139 KB) » Contact: mary.long@uthct.edu	Arnold, MO
Oct 18, 2010	* MEETING * (Southwest TB Controllers Meeting) Contact: mary.long@uthct.edu	Flagstaff, AZ
Oct 19-20, 2010 apply »	Four Corners HIV and TB Conference Contact: mary.long@uthct.edu	Flagstaff, AZ
October 19, 2010 apply »	Advanced TB Nurse Case Management Download: PDF Brochure (235 KB) » Contact: jessica.quintero@uthct.edu	St. Paul, MN
Oct 26-27, 2010	TB in Vulnerable Populations Contact: mary.long@uthct.edu	Chicago, IL
Nov 3-5, 2010 apply »	TB Nurse Case Management Download: PDF Brochure (126 KB) » Contact: jessica.quintero@uthct.edu	San Antonio, TX
Nov 17, 2010	Substance Abuse and Tuberculosis Contact: mary.long@uthct.edu	Oklahoma City, OK
Dec 1-3, 2010	TB Intensive Contact: robert.granger@uthct.edu	San Antonio, TX

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Webinars

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

Date	Course
July 27, 2010 12:00 - 1:30 pm CST * CLOSED *	TB Management in the HIV Patient: A Series of Webinars (Part 1: Diagnosis of TB in the HIV Patient) Download: PDF Brochure (112 KB) » Contact: robert.granger@uthct.edu
August 3, 2010 12:00 - 1:30 pm CST * CLOSED *	TB Management in the HIV Patient: A Series of Webinars (Part 2: Treatment of TB in the HIV Patient) Download: PDF Brochure (112 KB) » Contact: robert.granger@uthct.edu
August 17, 2010 12:00 - 1:30 pm CST * CLOSED *	TB Management in the HIV Patient: A Series of Webinars (Part 3: Special Topics) Download: PDF Brochure (112 KB) » Contact: robert.granger@uthct.edu

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Texas Courses

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

Date	Course	Location
Sep 16-17, 2010 apply »	Riding the Waves: An Island of Strategies for STD, HIV, TB Download: PDF Brochure (48 KB) » Contact: mary.long@uthct.edu	Galveston, TX
Oct 13, 2010	TB Update (For Texas TB Program Managers) Contact: mary.long@uthct.edu	San Antonio, TX

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