Crystal Clifford, BS, C-CHW & Brenda Estrada, C-CHW Valley Family Health Care Learning Objectives: What is a Community Health Worker The Valuate of a Community Worker CHW Roles and Responsibilities Crystal Clifford, BS, C-CHW Click Image for Bio Brenda Estrada, C-CHW Click Image for Bio

Ariel Malan, MHA (she/her) & Erika Sullivan, MD (she/her) University of Utah Health - Transgender Health Program Topics: termininology, concepts and history of LGBTQIA+ identities, how to take an affirming sexual health history, and best practice for creating inclusive environments Description: This workshop will explore foundational understandings of LGBTQIA+ communities through terminology, concepts, and history.

William "Bill" Lotz, D.Min., CCISM Learning Objectives: Gain an understanding of the biochemical stress response Learn the symptoms of stress and identify your own stress response Learn the definition of resilience Learn the five factors of resilient people and how to develop resilience on your own Click Image for Bio

Neftali Serrano, PsyD CEO. Collaborative Family Healthcare Association (CFHA) Learning Objectives: Be able to describe the differences between models of integrated care, integrated care programs and integrated care clinical protocols. Be able to describe the levels of integrated care using available assessment and fidelity tools. Click Image for Full Bio

Jim Winkle, MPH Learning Objectives: Interpret the AUDIT and CRAFFT screening tools Perform a 4-step brief intervention with patients with unhealthy alcohol use Describe principles of a harm reduction approach to patient care Utilize strategies that make telehealth visits more effective Click Image for Bio

Marlene Maheu, PhD Learning Objectives: Describe the role played by competencies in telehealth workforce development decisions related to the need for professional training. Briefly explain how to use the CTiBS Framework for Telebehavioral Health Competencies in making staffing and training decisions for current and future telehealth service delivery across the spectrum of care. Name at

Erika Sullivan, MD (she/her) University of Utah Health - Transgender Health Program Topics: healthcare needs of LGBTQIA+ communities, HIV PrEP in primary care, and providing gender affirming hormone therapy for transgender people Learning Objectives: Understand the determinants that can lead to poorer health outcomes in gender and sexual minorities and describe common healthcare disparities Describe

Deann Carr, LCSW, CCEP Learning Objectives: Identify the basic concepts of Ethics and Compliance Understanding of the relationship between ethics and compliance Exploring the “why is this important” Click Image for Bio

William "Bill" Lotz, D.Min., CCISM For most first responders, the most difficult part of a crisis scene is not the crisis operation itself but having to deal with the victims of the loss – their own community members who are traumatized, grief-stricken, and seemingly inconsolable. For many firefighters, paramedics, and law enforcement, this is the

Jim Winkle, MPH Learning Objectives: Interpret the AUDIT and CRAFFT screening tools Perform a 4-step brief intervention with patients with unhealthy alcohol use Describe principles of a harm reduction approach to patient care Utilize strategies that make telehealth visits more effective Click Image for Bio

Jeff Reiter, PhD, ABPP This workshop will provide an overview of the PCBH model, one of the most commonly used approaches to integrating behavioral health into primary care. Included will be the rationale for use of the model, the essentials of implementation, and strategies for success. Attendees with any level of experience and from any

Anne Daggett, LCSW, Stephanie Gallegos, LMSW, & Crystal Clifford, BS This workshop aims to illustrate the need for increased efforts in internship development opportunities for graduate students. Participants will have an in-depth view of the development of two local internship programs in Idaho. In addition, participants will hear from previous graduate students whose internship was