The College of Health and Human Services offers continuing education programs on evidence-based practices and emerging health issues relevant to health care and human service professionals.
AHEC Scholars interested in registering for any of the CE programs, contact Lisa Brennan at lisa.brennan@wmich.edu or (616) 771-9497.
MYPROUD (Michigan Youth Prevention and Recovery from opioid Use Disorders) programs are asynchronous and can be completed at your own pace. The target audience for these programs include allied health students and providers, preceptors, K-12 and special education teachers. Continuing Education offered for Social work , MCBAP, and nursing contact hours for select training(s)
Musculoskeletal ultrasound (MSK US) is an imaging technique that adds a different and complementary dimension of imaging evaluation to the traditional modalities of plain radiography, computerized tomography (CT), and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Besides a diagnostic tool, MSK US has been used in research, teaching and rehabilitation.
These hybrid courses are appropriate for many health care disciplines, such as: PT, OT, MD, etc.
This training will provide an opportunity for child welfare workers to identify issues within the process related to white privilege, racism, implicit bias and power which impacts their ability to provide positive outcomes for all involved. CE offered: 3 SW, Certificate of Participation
Presented in partnership with The Red Project and the Muskegon County Health Department This training will focus on using the CARE Model for medication to prevent opioid overdose. Social Work and MCBAP CEUs available
Currently this course is only open to selected WMU School of Social Work students and Field Instructors. Please check back closer to mid-August for availability.
TF-CBT is an evidence-based trauma treatment for children and adolescents. It is attachment-focused, involving caregivers. This training is intended for master or doctoral level mental health clinicians and meets partial requirements for national certification. CE's Offered: 12 Social Work
This two-day conference allows for attendance at several breakout sessions regarding the improvement in the systems of care through various subjects. Each day will begin with a large-group plenary session, and move to breakout sessions- attendees can select the presentations they would like to attend.
This two-day conference allows for attendance at several breakout sessions regarding the improvement in the systems of care through various subjects. Each day will begin with a large-group plenary session, and move to breakout sessions- attendees can select the presentations they would like to attend.
The Symposium will provide a two-day microscopic examination of the stigmas affecting African Americans in today’s society through a choice from 8 breakout sessions and 2 important keynote speaker addresses. CEU’s are available for attendance: 6 SW, 6 MCBAP, and 6 Nursing (Pending).
38th Annual Van Riper Lecture Series featuring distinguished keynote speaker, Na’ama Yehuda. Continuing Education offered for Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences professionals and Social work. Target Audience: Students, professionals, clinicians, and practitioners in speech, language and hearing sciences, social work, nursing, and occupational therapy.
