 21% of those infected are unaware of their positive status. |  In 2008 Arizona legislature modified Arizona's HIV testing law making it easier for clinicians to screen for HIV.
|  Mexico reported 182,000 people living with HIV in 2007. Read more about how to refer a returning Mexican migrant to an HIV, STI, TB and/or family planning service. |
About Arizona AETC
Map of Regional AETCs: Each AETC operates within the states in its region. Arizona AETC operates within Pacific AETC's (PAETC) organizational structure. Read more here
The mission of the Arizona AIDS Education and Training Center is to provide healthcare professionals with the knowledge and skills necessary to provide outstanding care to people living with HIV and AIDS. Read more about AETC mission and history here
Who we serve
Physicians, dentists, nurses, mid-level practitioners (NP, PA), pharmacists and mental health workers will have access to training from peer colleagues who possess expertise in the management and treatment of HIV disease. Education and training opportunities target clinicians with low to mid volume HIV patients in their practice, and include statewide continuing education sessions, consultations with experts, and preceptorships with clinicians who have a large number of HIV patients in their practice. The Arizona AIDS Education and Training Center will also facilitate dialogue between urban and rural practitioners, and collaborate with other Ryan White Consortia providers.
