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The WV Perinatal Partnership is thrilled to offer 100+ scholarships for this exceptional and informative training opportunity!

Every birthing facility will receive 2 scholarships for their staff/faculty. Each Drug Free Moms and Babies program site will also receive 1 – 2 scholarships.

There will be approximately 40 scholarships available for any others interested in attending this training. This is a $425 – $675 value being offered free of cost through generous grant funding from the WV Bureau for Behavioral Health.

Perinatal Mood Disorders: Components of Care: Registration Link
Advanced Perinatal Mental Health Psychotherapy Training: Registration Link

 

Please contact Caroline Crislip at [email protected] for a scholarship application.

THANK YOU to PSI-WV and the WV Department of Human Services for helping to bring this training to WV! 

Presenters: TBD

These monthly skills integration meetings build on the Weave West Virginia training series webinars, which offered a framework for understanding the intersections of substance use, domestic violence, and substance use coercion with a particular focus on pregnant and parenting people. This new monthly series will provide technical assistance for providers via applied learning, practical strategies, and resource sharing to create survivor-centered and trauma-informed organizations.

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WV Perinatal Partnership seeks applications for Tobacco and Nicotine Cessation Project Coordinator.

This is a temporary part-time contract position. 

Applications will be accepted until a suitable candidate is selected and accepts the contract.

Position Details (DOCX)

The Partnership would like to fill this position as quickly as possible. Please send a current resume or CV along with references to Juliana Frederick Curry, Tobacco Project Director at [email protected].

Where professionals in perinatal care come together to share best practices, current trends and experiences in patient care!

The Summit is designed to bring professionals from multiple disciplines together to discuss perinatal and child health issues. Sessions will include innovative research, best practices, collaborative and new strategies in perinatal health policy and education.

After attending the Summit, participants will be able to:

  • Describe best practices in perinatal, neonatal and gynecologic health
  • Identify quality improvement strategies to promote better health outcomes for pregnant women/persons and newborns
  • Discuss barriers and opportunities for improving access to care for women/persons and infants in West Virginia
  • Outline policies and practices that lead to improvements in the quality and delivery of health care in West Virginia
  • Engage in collegial conversations about appropriate and necessary treatment for women/persons and infants
  • Build alliances and discuss initiatives to strengthen the West Virginia Perinatal Partnership