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2025 AzPHA Annual Conference

April 3, 2025
Desert Willow Conference Center, Phoenix, AZ


The 2025 AzPHA Annual Conference will focus on Building an Innovative & Inclusive Infrastructure for the Public Health of the Future, including:

  • Using AI to enhance public health practice & population outcomes
  • Data infrastructure and informatics
  • Public health workforce
  • Engaging public health professionals

Learn more and register.

 

2025 Update on Pain Management

April 11, 2025
Hacienda del Sol Resort, Tucson, AZ


Earn 3.5 CME credits and get an update on pain management from a panel of pain experts.
Learn more and register.

 

2025 Arizona Immunization Conference

April 15-16, 2025 
Mesa Convention Center, Mesa, AZ

This one-of-a-kind event provides education and resources so you can better understand the challenges around vaccine confidence and leave the conference encouraged by the success stories from around the state. Join over 500 attendees at the 2025 conference.
Learn more and register.

2025 Southwestern Conference on Medicine
April 24-27, 2025 
Westward Look Wyndham Grand Resort and Spa, Tucson, AZ

Registration is open for the 34th year of high-quality and engaging primary care and family medicine continuing medical education.
The 2025 Southwestern Conference on Medicine is proudly presented by Tucson Osteopathic Medical Foundation in joint providership with Cleveland Clinic. The livestream will occur simultaneously.

Registration Fees (In-Person, Livestream OR Hybrid for a Combination of In-Person/Livestream)
Active Physicians: $660
Retired & Semi-Retired Physicians: $585
PAs & NPs: $585
DO Residents: $200
Osteopathic Medical Students: $25*
*Scholarships are available for osteopathic medical students from Midwestern University-AZCOM, A.T. Still University-SOMA and Burrell College of Osteopathic Medicine. If interested in attending students should contact TOMF for details.

This activity has been approved for AOA Category 1A Credit.
This activity has been approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™.
We anticipate a maximum of 30 credits.


Translational Medicine Symposium

April 29, 2025 
Health Sciences Innovation Building, University of Arizona, Tucson AZ

Designed to explore the application of basic science research results to the development of new understandings of disease mechanisms, diagnoses and therapeutics. Translational medicine is the movement of ideas from the basic science laboratory to the clinical arena, using multidisciplinary, highly collaborative “bench-to-bedside” approaches that ultimately benefit patients and the community at large. Learn more and register.


AHA Workshop: Community Health and the Environment

May 13, 2025
Scottsdale, AZ

The workshop on May 13, 2025 will be held in Scottsdale, Ariz. and will bring together frontline hospital leaders in community health strategy, population health and emergency planning to better understand opportunities and challenges related to addressing community health and the environment. Interested in attending? Contact Sean Thorton or Andrew Jager.

Introduction to POLST
Join physician orders for life-sustaining treatment (POLST) paradigm for their one-hour virtual workshops equipping healthcare professionals with knowledge and resources to begin using POLST in Arizona on May 28, 2025. To register and learn more, visit here.

National Tribal Health Conference
September 7-12, 2025
This is a week-long event that serves American Indian and Alaska Native Tribes in the space of health – behavioral and public health. The conference will showcase the interconnectedness of policy, advocacy and Indian health best practices. To register and learn more, visit here.

New Sexual Health Focused Community of Practice

The Detailing for Improved Sexual Health in Arizona (DISH-AZ) team presents DISH-AZ Live! A Sexual Health Community of Practice (CoP)! The goal of the CoP is to develop a statewide peer network of sexual health professionals in Arizona. This community of practice is meant to be sexual health professional focused, including professional medical staff that are directly involved in the healthcare system.

The peer network will strengthen confidence in sexual health, provide short educational opportunities, and allow for peer-to-peer problem solving and mentorship. It will support its members to work together to improve sexual health for Arizonans.

The CoP will meet virtually for approximately 60 min once per month on the first Tuesday of the month at 12:00pm MST. Our first CoP session will take place 3/4/2025.

New Clinician Training Aims to Combat Health Disparities, Enhance Patient Care

Clinicians can now access a free, step-by-step guide on implementing patient screening processes to more effectively address the non-medical factors influencing health. The Arizona Medical Association is empowering clinicians to combat health disparities through the SDOH Center of Excellence, a brand-new training and learning center on screening for the non-medical factors impacting patients’ health.

Clinicians interested in learning how SDOH screening can function in their practice are encouraged to visit ArMA-SDOH.org.

Wellbeing Collaborative: Supporting Health Care Workers

Fourth Tuesday of the month

4 p.m.

A Wellbeing Collaborative for Health Professionals has formed in Arizona. Participation requires no dues or formal commitments as the Collaborative focuses on sharing lessons learned, best practices, and other practical resources.

The Wellbeing Collaborative serves as a resource for you to utilize, whether you are an organization or a health care professional. Our goal is to promote the importance of keeping our health care professionals uplifted by sharing stories, strategies being implemented that are making a difference, and helpful tactics for promoting wellbeing.

Click here for more information.

AZ HEROES Study

This study stands for Arizona Healthcare, Emergency Response and Other Essential workers Surveillance. AZ HEROES is  funded by the CDC  and focuses on COVID-19infection and immune response in individuals on the frontline of this pandemic. English and Spanish-speaking individuals with and without prior COVID-19 diagnosis can enroll.

Study activities include:

  • Weekly surveillance through short surveys and at-home COVID-19 tests, with additional tests if they become ill
  • Complete surveys about their COVID-19 history, risks and occupational exposure three times
  • Go  to Sonora Quest for a blood draw three to four times to test for antibodies

Participants will receive:

  • Access to COVID-19 test results
  • New information and updates on COVID-19 
  • Pride that comes with advancing the science of COVID-19
  • Entry into weekly raffles based on study compliance for the chance to win 1 of 5 $50 cash gift cards each week of the study

Please note that this study is inclusive to individuals: 

  • Between 18  and  85  years old
  • Meet one of these requirements:
    • Work at least 20 hours per week in health care, as a first responder, front-line/essential worker (retail, hospitality, facilities, government, etc.) OR
    • Part-time college student (at least 6 units) and work at least 10 hours per week
  • Can speak English or Spanish
  • Have not received the COVID-19 vaccine or have been vaccinated within the last 14 days

For more information, click here.

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