This training is intended for substance use prevention professionals in Texas who have worked in the field for less than 18 months.
About the Introduction to Ethics in Prevention Training:
Developed by TPT in response to feedback from providers new to prevention who found the Ethics in Prevention training too advanced, this interactive course is designed specifically for professionals with less than 18 months of experience in the field. It introduces participants to the foundational role of ethics in prevention work and creates space for deeper exploration and understanding.
Through guided discussions and hands-on activities, participants will learn core ethical concepts, identify the six Prevention Ethical Principles, and learn about an ethical decision-making process. Unlike other ethics training courses, this course explores each of the six principles in greater depth, giving new prevention professionals the time and context needed to evaluate and understand how these principles apply to real-world scenarios. This training supports early-career professionals in building confidence and clarity around ethical standards in the field
Continuing Education Hours: 6.0
Satisfactory completion of continuing education hours (CEHs) requires attending at least 85% of the training duration, participating in activities (e.g., polls, breakout rooms), and completing the training evaluation.
Requirements:
This Introduction to Ethics in Prevention training is virtual, occurring live over Zoom. All participants are encouraged to join on camera and expected to fully engage in the training to be eligible to receive a Continuing Education (CE) certificate upon completion.
Registration:
You must submit a registration and be approved to attend (you will receive an email approving or denying your registration). Registration priority will given to HHSC funded substance use prevention providers who have worked less than 18 months in prevention.
Questions:
Please direct any questions about this training to TPT via email tpt@carecg.com.
