Opportunities for Healthcare Professionals & Organizations

Enhance your healthcare career through continuing education.
Extend your organization’s reach by partnering with us.

Current Continuing Education Offerings

  • AHEC Connects: Learn virtually along with AHEC Scholars at no cost about topics including Community and Population Health, Life Skills for Health Professionals, Professional Development and Career Readiness and Continuing Education Skills and Advancement.
  • Community Health Worker Training: we offer fall and spring cohorts each year in both English and Spanish. Learn more about our accredited program and when the next registration opens here.
  • WeCOPE: A 7-session evidence-based program that helps adults cope with life stress. This program is offered by UW–Madison Division of Extension, Health & Well-Being Institute. Learn more about their program and register here.
  • CARE U Workshop: Supporting Older Adults and Those Who Care for Them: Annual workshop providing interactive presentations and hands-on activities covering key topics in older adult care. Designed for CNAs, PCWs, and other direct care staff. Learn more and register here.
  • CARE U Train-the-Trainer: Supporting Older Adults and Those Who Care for Them: Annual 2-day train-the-trainer opportunity to become a CARE U Trainer. Learn more and register here.
  • Tick-borne Illness: Prevention and Treatment in Wisconsin – Wednesday, April 29, 2026, 3:30-5:00pm

    Enhance your knowledge by exploring tick-borne illnesses, a growing regional health priority. Hear from speakers Ashley Johnson, APNP, and James Thatcher, MD, from the Aspirus Tick-Borne Illness Center. Learn more here.

    Register for the webinar here.

Partnership Opportunities

  • Host a student for a hands-on community health internship or field placement – Learn more here.
  • Lend your expertise to our curriculum through virtual or in-person presentations or demonstrations.
  • Serve as a member of your local AHEC Center’s Board of Directors.
  • Use our experienced staff to organize and facilitate your community health education event.
  • Other ideas? Let’s talk! Find your local AHEC Center and reach out.
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