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One Health AMR Interprofessional Education Program

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One Health AMR Interprofessional Education

The discovery and development of antibiotics has saved countless human and animal lives but the rise of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) threatens the foundation of modern medicine as well as animal and crop health, and economic prosperity. AMR is a One Health problem, but how often have you considered how antimicrobial use might impact your pets or food production?  What about AMR in the environment—even your garden?

If you would like to explore One Health impacts of AMR by connecting with participants from across the nation in an engaging virtual program, join the next cohort of the NIAMRRE One Health IPE program.  Through teamwork, you will explore cases that will challenge your paradigms of antimicrobial resistance and stewardship and help put One Health into action through daily activities and responsibilities

What is IPE?

Interprofessional Education (IPE) is “when individuals from two or more professions learn about, from, and with each other to enable effective collaboration…” (WHO, 2010). IPE has four core competencies that assist individuals in building their skills to effectively collaborate across sectors. The One Health IPE Program brings individuals from the animal, human and plant sectors to learn about IPE in more detail and apply it to a variety of AMR case studies.

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Who Should Participate?

The program seeks representation from all the One Health Sectors and individuals at a variety of career stages. Individuals should be active in the human, animal, environment, or plant sectors and want to learn more about how we can work together to combat antimicrobial resistance. Sessions are held virtually and allow participation regardless of location within North America.

Registration is open, but not limited to:

  • Academic personnel
  • Graduate and professional students
  • Postdocs
  • Industry personnel
  • Startup company employees

Participants must reside in North America.

2026 Cohort Applications have closed. Express your interest in joining the 2027 Cohort (see below)

Build Connections

Through participation in both synchronous and asynchronous activities as members of virtual One Health teams, participants will:

  • Enhance and diversify their professional networks
  • Gain awareness and knowledge  of core competencies in interprofessional education and practice
  • Contribute to addressing a critical One Health gap

2026 Dates

January 14: 11-12:30pm CT

February 11: 11-12pm CT

March 11: 11-12pm CT

April 8: 11-12pm CT

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Interested In Joining The Next Cohort?

Applications for each cohort will open in October. Complete the form below to be the first to know when applications for 2027 open.