The ECHO Opioid and Pain Management is a program designed to provide clinicians with training on pain management, opioid prescribing risks, and overdose prevention. The program is open to doctors, advanced practice providers, pharmacists, nurses and other members of the primary care team. This training program may be eligible for continuing education credits. When: May […]
Family Health Festivals (FHF) are free events that connect the community to local health and community resources, all in an effort to make small steps to a healthier life for all. The Family Health Festival provides an opportunity for the community to connect to a variety of local education, employment, food, health, housing, safety, and […]
Learning Objectives: By the end of the session, participants will be able to: Explore the role of storytelling in education, advocacy, and substance use prevention Examine the power of stories as a means to create belonging and reduce stigma. Gain perspective from subject matter experts working with prevention programs informed by lived-experience Gain insight into […]
This collaborative training brings together experts from across Nevada to explore the complex landscape of human trafficking throughout the state. Presenters will highlight the realities and regional nuances of trafficking in urban, rural, and campus communities, while addressing the frequent intersection with opioid use and substance dependency. Topics include recruitment tactics, legal context, trauma-informed response, […]
This virtual learning series is designed to equip doulas with the knowledge and tools to effectively support clients navigating substance use disorders (SUDs), with a focus on opioid use disorder (OUD), during pregnancy, labor, and postpartum. Participants will explore key topics including the impact of opioids and other substances on maternal and infant health, trauma-informed […]
Join the Nevada Opioid Center of Excellence (NOCE) at the Nevada State Fair in Carson City! Stop by our booth to learn about statewide opioid education, training opportunities, and community resources. We'll be sharing free materials, answering questions, and connecting with Nevadans about prevention, treatment, and recovery support. Whether you're a healthcare provider, community member, […]
This Listening Session is the first in a two-part series designed to examine how Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) impacts specific population groups that experience distinctive health vulnerabilities, including youth, older adults, individuals with disabilities and neurodivergence, birthing women and Tribal Nations. Anchored in evidence-based frameworks for trauma-informed care, developmental risk, and structural competency, the session […]
Gambling disorder and opioid use disorder often occur together, driven by shared risk factors such as impulsivity, trauma, and co-occurring mental health conditions, highlighting the need for comprehensive, integrated care. The Nevada State Conference on Problem Gambling is an annual professional education and networking event addressing this significant community health issue that affects as many […]
Cohort based program | 12-1 p.m. This program aims to support healthcare and mental health providers, staff, and administrators with stimulant use disorder patient care. Sessions will be facilitated with a team from Northern Nevada HOPES and will provide a forum to discuss patient cases, address questions/concerns and collaborate regarding stimulant use disorder therapy. Series Schedule/Topics: […]
Session Description In today’s uncertain world, community partners must come together to share strengths, support one another, and co-create lasting solutions. Join us for an interactive learning session discussing how communities, agencies, and prevention can sustain positive outcomes beyond what has traditionally been done. The 90-minute learning session will include breakouts, resources, examples, and networking […]
High Sierra AHEC is excited to announce an upcoming webinar opportunity with Jay Cafferata on Thursday, June 26th, "Healthcare: Executive Order or State Law." During this webinar Jay will discuss executive orders and state law as they impact healthcare. This webinar is designed for: Healthcare providers (physicians, nurses, social workers, etc.) working in rural and […]
Join High Sierra AHEC and Jay Cafferata, MA, CDE, for an engaging session exploring how gender impacts healthcare experiences and outcomes. This training will cover the significance of gender in medical care, the concept of dimorphic human bodies, and how healthcare systems treat individuals based on gender. Part of the Non-Clinical Training Series (Unit 7), this session is open to all professionals interested in inclusive and informed care practices.