Human Trafficking: Recognize, Respond and Report
Health care workers meet victims first
Since 2020 Texas has required health care practitioners who provide direct patient care to complete an approved human trafficking prevention training course before each license renewal (House Bill 2059). The reason is simple: a trafficking victim is far more likely to pass through an emergency room, a clinic or a pharmacy than a police station.
This course teaches the signs for every form of trafficking, the law, and how to respond in a way that is safe for the patient and for you. It was written by clinicians who do this work every week.
How it works
- 01Enroll for free
Create a Stone Academy account and open the course. There is nothing to pay.
- 02Watch the training
Reclaim 611's webinar, 2 hours 52 minutes, in as many sittings as you like.
- 03Claim your credit
Follow the short 'How to claim credit' unit at the end to get your certificate.
- 04Keep it for renewal
File the certificate with your renewal records; the Board may ask for it.
What the training covers
Carrie Schirato, RN, MSN, FNP-C, ACNP-C
Nurse practitioner; co-founder and executive director, Reclaim 611
Carrie Schirato is a nurse practitioner in the Dallas-Fort Worth area and the co-founder and executive director of Reclaim 611, a clinic that serves survivors of human trafficking. She recorded this training for the clinicians who are most likely to meet a victim first: nurses, physicians, PAs, social workers and pharmacists.
The course is her webinar, presented through Stone Academy so Texas practitioners can claim the credit they need for license renewal.
Proof for your renewal file
Good to know
Who needs this training in Texas?
Health care practitioners who provide direct patient care, before each license renewal, under House Bill 2059. Check your own board's renewal page for how it applies to your license.
Which professions can claim credit?
The certificate lists 3.0 CE for RNs and LVNs and 3.0 CME credits recognized through AMA, AAPA, ANCC, APA, NASW and ACPE, plus 3 Category 1 entry-level CECH credits.
Is it really free?
Yes. Reclaim 611 and Stone Academy offer it at no charge. You only need an account on this site.
How long does it take?
The webinar runs 2 hours 52 minutes, plus a few minutes to claim your credit. You can stop and come back.
Who is Reclaim 611?
A Dallas-Fort Worth clinic founded by nurse practitioners to serve survivors of human trafficking. Their executive director recorded this course.
Three free credits, and a skill you may need tomorrow
Human Trafficking -Recognize, Respond, and Report Victims of Human Trafficking
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