Training Opportunities
Upcoming Trainings & Webinars
Ongoing Training Resources
CDC Learning Connection Opioid Use Disorder Resources
Free, quality, online trainings from CDC, other federal agencies, and federally funded partners.
- Adolescent Substance Use Training - Jaden’s story is a patient case study that explains how to screen, assess, and treat adolescent substance use. Learn practical strategies for brief intervention, diagnosis, treatment planning, family conversations, and follow-up care. Earn FREE CE.
- Opioid Use and Pregnancy Training - Pregnant and postpartum women need compassionate, evidence-based care for pain or opioid use disorder (OUD). Discover how to safely manage pain with opioid therapy and treat OUD during pregnancy and postpartum. Earn FREE CE.
- Tapering Opioids Training - Opioid tapering requires ongoing evaluation of patient benefits and risks. Build skills to manage opioid tapering, address withdrawal and other challenges, and coordinate interprofessional care for better outcomes. Earn FREE CE.
- Talk with Patients About Naloxone Training - Clinicians and other health professionals play an important role in talking with patients about naloxone and its benefits. Learn how to educate patients about the risk of overdose and the role naloxone can have in preventing fatal overdoses. Earn FREE CE.
Coalition Sponsored Training
ON-DEMAND COURSE: APPLICATION OF THE NATIONAL INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM (NIMS)
Unlock the key to mastering the essential elements of the National Incident Management System (NIMS) courses with our comprehensive on-demand program. This meticulously crafted course covers the critical components of IS 100, 200, 700, and 800, offering a deep dive into the core concepts and practical applications of emergency management as outlined by FEMA.
Course Highlights:
- IS 100, 200, 700 & 800 Course Content: Gain a practical understanding of key incident management elements.
- Expert Instruction: Benefit from the expertise of industry professionals with years of experience in healthcare incident management.
- Course Certification: Receive a prestigious certificate upon course completion, showcasing your commitment to excellence in incident management.
Who Should Enroll: This course is ideal for healthcare emergency management professionals, administrators, and incident response team members who are looking to learn the foundations of incident management.
Partner Training
Aspetuck Valley Health District Trainings Offered
Apsetuck Valley Health District would like to announce that the following trainings are available, for free, for any group who would like it. Most trainings can be made available online or in-person. Some (such as Stop the Bleed), are better as in-person offerings. For more information about any of these trainings, please contact Mike Vincelli.
- Active Shooter Situational Awareness
This is not a tactical training but a situational awareness training preparing you on how to react and respond during an active shooter, edge weapons, or vehicle ramming incident. - Personal Preparedness
What to have on hand to be prepared at home, work, and in your vehicle for all hazards, weather, power outages, terrorism, and accidents. - Stop the Bleed
A program designed by the Department Of Defense on how to control traumatic bleeding in a hands on training. - Point Of Distribution (POD) Training
Assisting in giving prophylaxis to patients in a mass setting. - Domestic and Foreign Terrorism
A history of terrorism, todays primary threats, and what groups are being presently watched. - Visiting Clients Homes Safety Situational Awareness
This training is for visiting nurses, CNAs, and others who make home visits. - Incident Management System
This is a basic review of what and how Incident Management operates. - National Incident Management System (NIMS)
A review of NIMS and why it is important to understand how it works with Incident Management.