The Florida Department of Health in Duval County (DOH-Duval) Comprehensive Care Center (CCC) is the largest provider of HIV specialty medical care in Jacksonville, Florida – serving 1,603 active patients diagnosed with HIV/AIDS. DOH-Duval has been the major provider of comprehensive HIV care for persons living with HIV/AIDS in Duval County since 1985. The comprehensive services offered at DOH-Duval include outpatient medical care, pharmacy services, dermatology, laboratory, digital x-rays; testing/referral/linkage, Medicaid case management (Project AIDS Care), medical case management, dental services, health education/risk reduction programs, mental health counseling, and medication adherence counseling. DOH-Duval has demonstrated the capacity to provide state of the art HIV/AIDS services to those most in need in highly impacted areas of Northeast Florida.
DOH-Duval CCC also operates two satellite clinics for clients needing services outside of regular business hours. These clinics operate two evenings a week: one at the Sulzbacher Center in Downtown Jacksonville (611 E Adams St, 32202), and the other at the Westconnett Family Health Center (5150 Timuquana Rd Suite #9, 32210). These clinics operate in concert with a mobile testing unit that conducts rapid HIV testing, counseling, and linkage onsite. Call 904-253-1040 for more information to make an appointment.
Unit 4 Hiv Aids Transmitted
Hiv Sti Screening
HIV Infection and AIDS: Get the Facts Summary This lesson plan is designed for middle school biology or life science classes and introduces human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection and (acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) as a public health problem, including its modes of transmission, treatment, and prevention. Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube. HIV & sexually transmitted infections fact sheet Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) can be transmitted via unprotected sexual intercourse and intimate skin-to-skin contact. You can protect yourself by using condoms and having regular sexual health check-ups. 8th Grade Unit 2: Other Noninfectious Disease Resources. 8th Grade Unit 3: Drugs. 8th Grade Unit 4: Healthy Relationships, Abstinence, Reproduction, and STIs. Health Careers Project. 8th Grade Final Project (We may or may not do this during your rotation.). 7th Grade Unit 4: Infectious Disease.Scroll down to the attachments. Treatment for an STD other than HIV does not prevent the spread of HIV. If you are diagnosed with an STD, talk to your doctor about ways to protect yourself and your partner(s) from getting reinfected with the same STD, or getting HIV.