New Updated
Viral Hepatitis Education Kit
Our updated education kit includes a staff guide, handouts for clients (in English and Spanish), and a CD with printable versions of all the materials. The Education Kit is now available for download on the RESOURCES section of this website!
To learn more about the kits, contact Dr. Amy Jessop, HepTREC’s Director of Research and Education at amy.jessop@heptrec.org or call (610) 642-5227 ext 3.
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Free On-line hepatitis CME/CEU opportunities from CDC:
Prevention of Hepatitis B Through Active or Passive Immunization A Comprehensive Immunization Strategy to Eliminate Transmission of Hepatitis B Virus Infection in the United States. Click here for more information.
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Welcome to our
new
Medical Director,
Hester Sonder MD.,MPH.
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Dr. Sonder is thrilled to become part of the HepTREC team and is committed to increasing the reach and intensity of HepTREC's mission to have a positive impact on the hepatitis community. She will work to increase funding and third party reimbursement for hepatitis screening, vaccination, treatment, research and education in the Delaware Valley, and bring HepTREC into the national arena. |
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Welcome Nicole Proviano
and John Muccitelli
HepTREC is pleased to introduce Nicole Proviano, our new Program Manager. Nicole begins her work overseeing care coordination efforts at ACT I methadone maintenance center and Temple University hospital’s GI Clinic.
John Muccitelli, a long time HepTREC volunteer, now joins us to oversee our immunization activities at New Pathways for Women.
You can reach Nicole at nicole.proviano@heptrec.org and John at info@heptrec.org.
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click here to view
our presentation
HepTREC activities presented at National Meeting
HepTREC presented it’s immunization activities at the American Public Health Association’s 2008 Annual Meeting in San Diego, CA. We collaborated with Temple University Hospital, The Consortium, Inc., and the Philadelphia Department of Public Health to deliver more than 700 doses of vaccine to more than 300 clients of Consortium’s methadone maintenance
program.
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