Southeast AIDS Education & Training Center
Advancing HIV care across the Southeast with expert training, regional partnerships, and lifelong learning.
Live Events and Self-Paced HIV Training
Events for this week
Training Calendar
Upcoming live, virtual events led by HIV experts across the Southeast.
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Archived Webinars
Expert-led discussions on HIV care, clinical updates, and best practices, on your schedule.
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IMPART Learning Modules
Free, self-paced modules with CE credit available for select trainings.
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QuizTime
One daily quiz question for 20 weekdays. Engage with 80% to earn 4.0 CME credits.
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Photos: Ⓒ2022 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey. Photographers: Tamara Fleming, John O’Boyle
Training Data from 2021–2025
Providing HIV/AIDS education and training across the Southeast since 1987.
12,178
Events
333,186
Participants Trained
8
Southeast states served
Integrated Services to Strengthen the HIV Workforce.
Programs
Interprofessional Education (IPE)
Empowering future HIV providers with collaborative education and clinical mentorship to meet rising care demands.
Practice Transformation (PT)
Transforming HIV care with hands-on training and measurable outcomes.
Southeast HIV Accelerated Response for Ending the Epidemic (SHARE)
SHARE was created by the SE AETC to address the specific aims of the national EHE plan.
Services
Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
Empowering HIV care teams with expert training and CE credits to elevate outcomes for people with HIV.
Preceptorships
We offer clinical preceptorship opportunities to any interested HIV providers.
Technical Assistance
The AETC Program offers tailored training, technical assistance (TA), and capacity-building assistance.
One of Eight Federally Funded Regional AETCs
The Southeast AIDS Education and Training Center (SE AETC) is one of eight federally funded regional AETCs, serving Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee—home to over 20% of the U.S. population and nearly a quarter of People with HIV. Headquartered at Vanderbilt University Medical Center since 2015, SE AETC collaborates with partners across the Southeast to expand and strengthen the HIV clinical workforce.
Through a wide range of educational offerings—including in-person workshops, live virtual training, asynchronous online learning, and individualized coaching—we empower clinicians at all levels to deliver high-quality, equitable HIV care. Our programs address urgent regional challenges: higher-than-average new diagnoses, limited rural access to care, and deep disparities in health outcomes. Together, we’re advancing care, reducing transmission, and helping the South close the gap in HIV prevention and treatment.
Not sure where to start?
Contact the Southeast AETC and we’ll help you find the right training, program, or service.