2024 Trainings
UCSF Center for Tuberculosis and Curry International Tuberculosis Center (CITC) World TB Day Symposium and CITC 30th Anniversary
March 22, 2024
San Francisco, California [in-person or virtual participation]
This event is intended for all members of the tuberculosis community including healthcare professionals, researchers and advocates.
(Application is closed.)
2024 HIV/STI/TB Clinical Update
June 7, 2024
Phoenix, Arizona [off-site, in-person training]
This training was intended for clinical healthcare providers (MD, DO, PA, NP, RN, MA). Due to limited space, priority is given to clinical healthcare providers practicing within the region.
(Application is currently unavailable, thanks for your patience.)
Tuberculosis Nursing Workshop - Seattle
July 9, 2024
Seattle, Washington [in-person training]
This training is intended for nurses, communicable disease investigators, and other licensed medical care providers who work with patients with TB.
(Application is currently unavailable, thanks for your patience.)
Focus on LTBI - Seattle
July 10, 2024
Seattle, Washington [in-person training]
This training is intended as an introductory training covering the basics of latent TB infection (LTBI) diagnosis and treatment for physicians, nurses, and other licensed medical care providers who manage patients at risk for TB. Interpretation of IGRAs (vs. tuberculosis skin test) and treatment regimen choices are discussed and there is an opportunity to apply this information in case discussions.
(Application is currently unavailable, thanks for your patience.)
Tuberculosis Clinical Intensive - Seattle
July 11-12, 2024
Seattle, Washington [in-person training]
This training is intended for as an advanced training for physicians and clinical care providers who diagnose and/or treat patients with active tuberculosis. The training provides an overview of laboratory diagnostics, medical management, care of the pediatric patients, radiology, and management of drug-resistance and other advanced topics for the care of patients with tuberculosis.
(Application is currently unavailable, thanks for your patience.)