Michigan Human Trafficking Identification Training for Healthcare Professionals - 2 Hours

At the conclusion of this course, participants will be able to:

1. Define human trafficking.

2. Discuss the prevalence of human trafficking within the United States.

3. Describe common forms and venues of human trafficking.

4. Identify common misconceptions regarding human trafficking.

5. Identify risk factors that may contribute to someone becoming a victim of human trafficking.

6. Describe common tactics used by perpetrators of human trafficking to recruit victims.

7. Describe the various stages of the human trafficking process.

8. Determine how to document findings from victims of human trafficking.

9. Describe the psychological, social, and physical impact of human trafficking on victims.

10. Describe the role of healthcare providers in identifying potential victims of human trafficking.

11. Identify potential warning signs of human trafficking.

12. Describe how to report known or suspected cases of human trafficking.

13. Discuss laws and penalties for human trafficking.

14. Identify strategies for preventing and increasing awareness of human trafficking.

Human Trafficking: Michigan Requirement

Who it is for: Every Michigan health professional licensed or registered under the Public Health Code who has not yet completed the one-time human trafficking identification training: physicians (MD and DO), physician assistants, nurses, pharmacists, dentists, dental hygienists, and others.

Credit: 2.0 contact hours, CE credits [ANCC / ACPE / AGD PACE]. For Michigan physicians: the training requirement is satisfied by completion; it does not count toward the 150-hour CME total under either board's rules. You can find the ACCME CME accredited course here for CME credit towards your relicensure: Human Trafficking CME: Clinical Recognition, Documentation, and Intervention - 2 Category 1 Credits

Length: 2 hours, online, self-paced, unlimited post-test attempts. Certificate issued immediately. Completions reported to CE Broker

State requirements this course satisfies

Michigan, all licensed health professionals: one-time human trafficking identification training meeting LARA's standards (MCL 333.16148). Complete it once, before your first renewal after licensure, and keep the certificate. → Michigan MD CME requirements

Michigan DO CME requirements Michigan RN CE requirements Michigan Pharmacist CE requirements Michigan Dentist CE requirements Michigan Dental Hygienist CE requirements Michigan LPN CEU requirements Michigan APRN CEU requirements Michigan DO CME requirements Michigan Dental Assistant CE requirements

Michigan Pharmacy Technician CE requirements

Licensed in Texas or Florida too? Those states have their own human trafficking courses: Texas CE Version · Texas CME Version · Florida CE Version

What it covers

Definitions, prevalence, and forms of trafficking; risk factors and recruitment tactics; the stages of trafficking; the healthcare provider's role in identification; warning signs; interviewing and documenting; how to report in Michigan; developing organizational protocols; Michigan and federal law; prevention and resources.

Reporting

Michigan uses CE Broker as the official CE & CME Audit Tool. Your certificate is issued immediately and stored in your account; keep it with your renewal records. The Board audits a sample of renewals. AchieveCE reports completions to CE Broker on your behalf in the event that you are audited.