Customized Training and Technical
Assistance (TA)
Contact: Claire Jones
(215) 246-1595
cjones@healthfederation.org
HFP trainers are available to work with service providers throughout
the Greater Philadelphia Region to assess staff and program needs and develop
customized training and/or TA to meet those needs. HFP has assisted programs
in areas such as program planning, teambuilding, organizational change, workplace
diversity, creating a patient adherence program, performance management, grant
writing, HIV clinical updates, Continuous Quality Improvement and evaluation.
An initial consultation is available free of charge to any interested organization.
Examples of customized training programs (partial list):
- Performed a needs assessment and designed an eight-part HIV
education series for Philadelphia prison staff.
- Offered a seven-session series on core management skills
for newly-hired program supervisors.
- Trained lead poisoning prevention workers in
presentation skills and outreach strategies over a three-year period.
- Consulted and assisted in the design of a patient adherence
program for a large regional medical center.
- Designed and implemented a two-year organizational development
initiative with an agency interested in improving its overall cultural competence.
- Provided training on setting and maintaining professional boundaries
for the staff of a maternal and child health outreach program.
- Provided an intensive two-day clinical training including a day of didactic training
and a day of on-site clinical training for clinicians providing care to people with HIV
disease.
- Trained AmeriCorps volunteers on community-based health promotion strategies.
- Sponsored a full-day conference on early brain development and the practice
implications of new scientific discoveries.
- Facilitated a series of working sessions for the management team of an
advocacy organization in transition.
For more information about the Training Institute:
Pennsylvania/MidAtlantic AIDS
Education and Training Center
Training for the Philadelphia Department of Public
Health
Interpreter Training
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