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  • Human Trafficking Prevention for Healthcare Personnel (Online)

Any medical professional can take this course because it is approved by HHSC, and will satisfy the requirements set by the TMB for any health professional who is now required to have this training! The Human Trafficking Prevention course is taught by Damon Jackson, who has over 20 years of experience in classroom and hands-on instruction, over 15 years of experience in law enforcement, and has been a long-time faculty member at Advanced Health Education Center. Everyone who has attended a course presented by Damon knows about the passion and enthusiasm he brings to his courses, and we are confident he has created a comprehensive course that will be both informative and captivating for all healthcare professionals.

This comprehensive course is designed to equip healthcare professionals, including radiologic technologists, with the necessary skills and knowledge to identify and assist human trafficking victims.

Throughout the course, you will learn to define human trafficking and the Trafficking Victims Protection Act of 2000, understand the difference between trafficking and smuggling, and explore the types of trafficking and vulnerability factors. You will also dive into traffickers' profiles and their recruitment tactics, and discuss the statistics of victims globally and locally.

One of the key takeaways from this course is the health impact of trafficking, including types of injuries to assist in identification, and strategies to aid in identification and assessment. You will also learn about the patient-centered approach, examples of appropriate language, and the importance of documentation.

In addition to this, you will be guided on creating a checklist to assist in identifying victims of human trafficking or smuggling, and be provided with resources for healthcare professionals to recognize, intervene, and refer trafficking victims, including the National Human Trafficking Hotline and state agencies in Texas.

By the end of this course, you will have a deep understanding of the types of human trafficking in the United States, and be better equipped to identify victims of human trafficking in healthcare settings. You will also be able to create an objective checklist to aid in determining if a patient is a victim of human trafficking/smuggling, and identify resources for reporting suspected victims of human trafficking.

Join us in this vital and informative course to enhance your skills and knowledge as a radiologic technologist, and make a difference in the fight against human trafficking.

After purchase, the link to this online CE activity will be delivered via email, or you can log in to the course at the link below.
Access the online link for reading material, take the post test at your convenience, and receive your certificate online immediately after successful completion of test.

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Outline:

  1. Define Human Trafficking and Trafficking Victims Protection Act of 2000
  2. Explain the difference between Human Trafficking and Smuggling
  3. Discuss types of trafficking and vulnerability factors
  4. Describe traffickers' profiles and their recruitment tactics
  5. Discuss statistics of victims - globally and locally
  6. Health Impact-types of injuries to assist in identification
  7. Describe strategies in aiding in identification and assessment.
    1. Explain Patient-Centered Approach
    2. Discuss examples of appropriate language
    3. Explain importance of documentation
  8. Creation of check list to assist in identifying victims of human trafficking or smuggling
  9. Resources for Healthcare to aid in recognizing, intervening and referring trafficking victims.
    1. National Human Trafficking Hotline
    2. State Agencies (Texas)

 Learning Objectives:

  • Understand the types of human trafficking in the United States.
  • Be better able to identify victims of human trafficking in health care settings.
  • Create an objective 'check list' to aid in determining if patient is a victim of human trafficking/smuggling.
  • Identify resources for reporting suspected victims of human trafficking.

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This program provides 1.5 AHRA Category A continuing education credit for radiologic technologists recognized by the ARRT and various licensure states. You must complete a post test and pass with a 75% or higher to receive your certificate of completion.

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Damon Jackson

Damon Jackson has had the pleasure of working as a full-time member of law enforcement for a little over 15 years with an additional five years teaching both men and women how to become a licensed peace officer in Texas. He currently has 20 years of experience in classroom and hands-on instruction. He has been licensed as a Personal Protection Officer, Body Guard and was state certified to train both men and women on how to become a licensed body guard as well. Damon has served on two separate SWAT Teams and was formally trained by respected and well-known members of the military special forces. He was also a certified Concealed Handgun Instructor for 7 years and has provided instruction for over 3,000 men and women on how to obtain their CHL. HIs last official rank as a peace officer was as a Sergeant in Jasper, TX where he was the first African American to have that position in 2007.

Human Trafficking Prevention for Healthcare Personnel (Online)

  • Course ID: Homestudy-HTP-200-o
  • Credit: 1.5 Category A Credits
  • Instructor: Damon Jackson
  • Expiration Date: 10-31-2025

  • $11.95


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