Pacific AIDS Education & Training Center

HIV
Prevention
HIV Prevention refers to tools, interventions, and strategies taken in order to prevent transmission of HIV. Learn More
HIV Screening & Linkage to Care
HIV Screening refers to diagnosis of HIV by means of testing. After a person receives an HIV diagnosis, a referral to a health provider is what is known as Linkage to Care. Learn More
Engagement and Retention in Care helps providers to implement strategies that increase patients likelihood of getting into and remaining in care. Learn More
ART & Viral Load Suppression
Antiretroviral treatment (ART) of HIV to achieve viral load suppression is an important step in the HIV Care Continuum. Learn More
Organizational Capacity
Organizational Capacity refers to a health care organizations ability, preparedness, and capacity to offer healthcare and health care assistance services, such as program management, directing, clinic flow, and logistics, that can improve a patient’s health outcomes. Learn More

The Pacific AETC organizes its training, technical assistance, and capacity building services by topics along the HIV Care Continuum and organizational capacity. Select a point on the care continuum to explore topics on our menu of services offered by Pacific AETC.

PAETC Local Partners

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PAETC Participants
  • 31
  • 133
  • 278
  • 1,440

Number of PAETC training participants

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About Us

The Pacific AIDS Education & Training Center (Pacific AETC) is a member of a national AIDS Education & Training Center network of eight regional and two national centers, covering all 50 states as well as US Territories and Jurisdictions. Pacific AETC works to expand the number and ability of healthcare professionals and organizations in the Pacific region to provide high-quality HIV-related services to increase access to healthcare and decrease health inequities. Our Regional Office provides overall leadership and program direction and oversight for the 8 Local Partner sites in the Pacific region. The Regional Office is based at UCSF and housed within the Department of Family & Community Medicine.

Upcoming Events

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Resources

Mar 27
2025
HIV Hackathon: Breaking Barriers and Cultivating Creativity to Optimize Health Outcomes, April 10th, 2025

Free, Full-Day Pre-Summit Event for BHPS 2025 Date & Time 4/10/2025 – 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM Pacific Time Description This service provider-focused training event will explore the power of creativity in advancing HIV care…

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Jan 24
2025
Register Today! Webinar Opportunity: The Future of Injectable PrEP

Overview: Injectable PrEP formulations are a promising intervention for increasing PrEP effectiveness and reducing disparities in HIV transmission, particularly among communities of color, youth, cis-women, transgender, and gender-diverse communities. In this webinar, Dr. Al Liu…

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Jan 17
2025
From HIV.gov: Black Women’s Initiative Convenes Meeting of C-Suite Leaders to Discuss HIV Disparities Among Black Women

From HIV.gov: The Black Women’s Initiative (BWI) convened a full-day meeting at The White House on January 10, 2025, focusing on the role that C-Suite leaders can play in reducing HIV disparities impacting Black women…

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Pacific AETC – Arizona

The presenters were very relatable. The presenters were very good in providing a lot of information in a way that was easy for the audience to remember. It was great that a binder was provided in order to take the information back with us to our work.

Cultivating Client-Centered Care, June 5, 2019, Flagstaff AZ
Pacific AETC – Central Valley & Northern Interior

I believe the most effective part of the training were the presenters, their testimony and relevant data/statistics.

Intersection of HIV, Methamphetamine, and Mental Health, Pacific AETC-CVNI, June 13, 2019, Sacramento, CA
Pacific AETC – Orange County & Inland Empire

I felt lucky and honored to hear from these HIV "heavy hitters".

HIV/AIDS on the Front Line Conference, Pacific AETC-OCIE, April 17, 2019, Irvine, CA
Pacific AETC - San Diego & Imperial

The providers are amazing, extremely knowledgeable, and very much in touch with their patients. The comprehensive approach with Pharmacy, Addiction Medicine was extremely helpful!

HIV Mini-Resident Participant, 2020, Pacific AETC-SDI, San Diego, CA
Pacific AETC - Hawai`i & US-Affiliated Pacific Islands

We learned not only about HIV but were able to develop public health and leadership skills through Pacific AETC-Hawai`i education, training and mentorship

Pacific AETC-Hawai’i Participant, American Samoa
Pacific AETC - Nevada

Content and presentation by the facilitators was consistently high quality and engaging…I felt challenged and consistently drawn into the exercises and presentations had my full attention due to the way in which they were conducted. Thanks a lot!!!

Pacific AETC - Nevada participant, Autumn Update, November 2-3, 2019, Incline Village, NV.
HIV Prevalence
  • No Data
  • 0-31
  • 32-133
  • 134-278
  • 279-1,440
  • 1,441+

Number of persons living with HIV, 2018

From AIDSVu 2018

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Syphilis Prevalence
  • 1
  • 5
  • 18
  • 92

Number of syphilis cases, 2018

From CDC 2018

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Chlamydia Prevalence
  • 62
  • 222
  • 852
  • 3,029

Number of chlamydia cases, 2018

From CDC 2018

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Uninsured
  • 1,936
  • 6,058
  • 16,876
  • 52,302

Number of ininsured persons, 2017

From CDC 2017

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Healthcare Provider Shortage Areas
  • No Data
  • 12
  • 14
  • 16
  • 17

HPSA Score (higher number indicates greater need)

From HRSA 2020

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