NCCC Closed on Thursday, March 13th

Please note that the National Clinician Consultation Center will be closed on Thursday, March 13th for internal education. We will reopen on Friday, March 14th starting at 6 a.m. PST. While we are unavailable, please feel free to leave a voice message or submit an online case on this website by clicking on the link of the desired consultation service. We will reply on Friday. We appreciate your understanding.

HIV/AIDS Management

Expert clinical advice on providing optimal care to your HIV-positive patients, from initiating antiretroviral regimens to managing HIV/AIDS and comorbidities.

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Perinatal HIV/AIDS

Immediate advice on HIV management in pregnancy and infants, including referral to care.

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Hepatitis C Management

Expert clinical advice on HCV testing, staging, monitoring, and treatment including hepatitis C mono- and co-infection.

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Substance Use Management

Expert clinical advice for healthcare providers on substance use evaluation and management.

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PEP: Post-Exposure Prophylaxis

Expert advice on managing occupational and non-occupational exposures to HIV and hepatitis B & C.

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PrEP: Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis

Up-to-date clinical advice on providing PrEP as a prevention tool, from determining when prescribing PrEP is appropriate to understanding follow-up tests.

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Resources for Providers

The NCCC is a member of the HRSA AIDS Education and Training Centers (AETC) Program, which provides training, continuing education, resources, and learning opportunities free of charge for healthcare providers on HIV and related topics. The AETC program supports a network of eight regional centers and more than 130 local performance sites.

           

Resources for Patients

The NCCC provides consultation to assist healthcare providers only. If you are a patient who may have sustained an exposure to HIV or hepatitis B or C, please proceed to your nearest urgent or emergency medical facility. If you have questions about your own or a family member’s HIV care, please have your provider contact us directly, or contact one of the following patient resources.