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These sessions will feature clinical updates and case discussions for sexual and reproductive health and Title X providers. Sessions will utilize a combination of didactic presentation and interactive discussion, and are offered during the lunch hour on Wednesdays. 

Clinical providers who attend the sessions and complete an evaluation are eligible to receive Continuing Nursing Education (CNE) credits or Continuing Medication Education (CME; MDs only) credits.

Updates on Cervical Cancer Screening

Wednesday, September 16 from 12 – 1pm; Register here. 

Changes are coming to cervical cancer screening—is your clinic prepared?

With the FDA’s recent approval of self-collection devices and at-home screening tools, the landscape of patient care is shifting. The USPSTF is updating its guidelines, and New York State is already rolling out a brand-new HPV self-collection kit program.

Join us over your lunch hour to discuss cervical cancer screening updates for NYS sexual and reproductive health clinical providers.

Vaginitis: Updates, Treatment Options, and Practical Strategies for Your Clinic

Wednesday, October 7 from 12 – 1pm; Register here. 

Vaginal infections are among the most frequent reasons patients seek care – is your practice equipped with the latest management strategies?

Most women will experience a vaginal infection in their lifetime, making the diagnosis and management of conditions like vulvovaginal candidiasis (yeast infections) and bacterial vaginosis (BV) a constant focal point for sexual and reproductive health providers. To deliver the highest level of care, staying ahead of new diagnostic tools, cutting-edge treatment options, and effective patient guidance is essential.

Join this session for a clinical deep-dive by Dr. Samantha Hill, MD, a complex family planning fellow at the University of Rochester and faculty with the Clinical Education Initiative (CEI), to sharpen your approach to vaginitis.

Promoting Autonomy: Supporting Clients with Self-Directed Contraceptive Care Options

Wednesday, November 4  from 12 – 1pm; Register here. 

Are you ready to support your clients and expand their access to contraceptive care?

The landscape of sexual and reproductive health is evolving. Self-directed options—such as self-administered DMPA-SC injections, over-the-counter (OTC) pills, and telehealth services—put control back into the patient’s hands. These self-care interventions reduce reliance on the clinic and are vital tools for overcoming systemic barriers to care.

Join us for this session where we’ll explore strategies that support person-centered contraceptive care and offer people options to access contraception independently or with reduced reliance on a clinic or provider.