Amanda Schiessl
amanda@chc1.com

Meaghan Angers
angersm@chc1.com

The Weitzman Institute provides training, technical assistance, and learning collaboratives for Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) and FQHC look-alikes.

Assistance will come in the form of:

• National webinars
• Activity sessions for groups of health centers that include guidance and consulting on specific topics related to FQHCs' objectives
• Learning collaboratives with intensive coaching designed to efficiently move participating FQHC's from planning to implementation of replicable models

Priority areas include:

• Developing highly trained clinical care teams that will increase access to comprehensive primary care services
• Responding to the government's plan for ending the HIV epidemic by addressing the emerging issue of HIV prevention
• Developing sustainable models for health professions training
• Establishing postgraduate residency and fellowship programs
• Enhancing and advancing a model of high performing team based care in FQHCs

In 2021-2022, a new learning collaborative on HIV prevention is being offered to help health centers strengthen their HIV prevention efforts. 10-12 primary care teams may participate in the collaborative, which will run from February 2022 to June 2022.

FQHCs and FQHC look-alikes are eligible to apply.

Assistance will be provided at no cost.

Complete the online application. Selected applicants will be invited to do finalist interviews.

Currently, the learning collaborative common application is only open for the HIV prevention learning collaborative, with a deadline of January 14, 2022.