The annual meeting is an excellent opportunity to collaborate with IPE professionals and peers. With keynotes, workshops, lightning talks, interactive demos, and more, we will continue to build the future of IPE together!

The Texas IPE Consortium’s IPE Facilitator Certificate Course provides faculty with the tools and strategies they need to engage interprofessional teams of learners and maximize the effectiveness of their IPE training programs.

The Center for Health Interprofessional Practice and Education will host its 5th Annual Interprofessional Health Showcase on April 14, 2023. Students and residents whose abstracts are accepted will be invited to present their work in person. All projects must pertain to person-centered care and/or population health and fall into one of the following categories: research, quality improvement, community engagement, and health innovation projects.

The Health and Well-Being for All virtual simulation is designed for students, faculty, and practitioners from various health and health-related professions.

The 2nd Health Interprofessional Practice and Education (HIPE) Day will be held on February 10, 2023 at the Texas Student Union.

Online IPE Facilitator Training Course offered by the Texas IPE Consortium on 11/22/22. $125 for member institutions and $250 for non-members. Visit this page for more info.

Health and Well-Being for All is a virtual simulation that walks participants through a 6-step improvement process that focuses on community intervention and chronic illness. The intended audience is all health care students, faculty, and community members.

The inaugural Health Interprofessional Practice and Education (HIPE) Day happens September 23, 2022 at the Texas Student Union in the Ballroom. Students in selected health professions programs at UT Austin are invited to participate.

The Texas IPE Consortium is hosting 3 events for its annual meeting in Fort Worth, Texas on August 4-5, 2022: a TeamSTEPPS Master Training Course, a networking dinner, and a full-day annual meeting.

This event aims to bring academic institutions and community organizations together in partnership, and begin to develop a toolkit that can guide conversations between these two identities in the realm of community engaged research.