Next-Gen PrEP/PEP: Clinical Updates & Youth-Friendly Approaches

Join us on Saturday, February 7, 2026, for a FREE Continuing Pharmacy Education Webinar!

Title: Next-Gen PrEP/PEP: Clinical Updates & Youth-Friendly Approaches

Description: This webinar will provide an overview of current CDC and USPHS recommendations for both oral and long-acting injectable PrEP and PEP. 

The session will emphasize the pharmacist’s role in HIV prevention and explore practical strategies to engage with the youth (ages 13 to 24) in meaningful and age-appropriate conversations about HIV prevention and care. 

Participants will review key clinical considerations for tailoring PrEP and PEP regimens to adolescent and young adult populations, including consent, dosing, and counseling strategies. 

Through interactive discussion attendees will learn how to build rapport, address barriers, and create accessible prevention pathways that empower youth to make informed health decisions.

Pharmacist Learning Objectives

1. Describe current CDC and U.S. Public Health Service guidelines for oral and long-acting injectable PrEP/PEP.
2. Identify key clinical considerations for tailoring HIV prevention regimens to adolescent and young adult populations (e.g., consent, dosing, counseling).
3. Discuss monitoring and safety parameters essential for both oral and injectable PrEP/PEP delivery.

Target Audience: Pharmacists, Pharmacy Students

February 7th is National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (NBHAAD), a day dedicated to raising awareness about the disproportionate impact of HIV on Black and African American communities.

Funding Support provided through an unrestricted medical education grant from ViiV Healthcare.

System requirements: This event will be hosted on the Zoom video conferencing platform. An internet connection is required, either broadband wired or wireless. Supported web browsers include Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari. View more information here.

UAN: 0215-0000-25-050-L02-P

Type of Activity: Knowledge-based

Speakers:

Alicia Morehead-Gee, MD, MS

Medical Director of Inclusive Care at AltaMed Health Services

Dr. Alicia Morehead-Gee is a strategic physician leader who develops innovative programming to improve access, engagement, and health outcomes for patients.

As the Medical Director of Inclusive Care at AltaMed Health Services, she develops population health strategy for marginalized populations, creating novel solutions that optimize patient and provider experiences in healthcare.

She has led initiatives to expand patient access to evidence-based and high-quality care, including the integration of pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) into over 40 primary care clinics, the implementation of a pharmacy program allowing pharmacists to furnish PrEP independently in 12 pharmacies, and the training and development of clinicians and staff to provide inclusive patient-centered care.

Princess Jauan Durbin

Vice President of Community Health & Partnerships, Southern Legal Center

Princess Jauan Durbin is a global health strategist, Gen Z public health leader, and emerging scholar with deep expertise in HIV prevention and youth-centered health equity. His work intersects with systems change, sexual health advocacy, and person-centered care for Black and LGBTQ+ communities across the U.S. and the global South.

At 27 he is a senior thought leader whose work spans grassroots innovation, national policy, and global impact, focusing on structural, political, and social determinants of health. He proudly serves as the Interim Vice President of Programs and Partnerships for the Southern Legal Center for Youth.

Princess is the founder of the Atlanta Kiki Leaders Fellowship & Southern Kiki Leaders Collective, a grassroots leadership pipeline that has scaled to reach over 500 LGBTQ+ youth and young adults across the Southern U.S. His work merges public health education, HIV and PrEP access, and community-driven systems change through culturally relevant strategies, particularly within the ballroom community.

Princess is pursuing a Master of Science in Health Equity at Meharry Medical College’s School of Global Health. His research focuses on youth-led HIV prevention, health system accountability, and expanding access to culturally relevant care for young people through advocacy and policy reform.

Statement of Accreditation: ACPE Program

This program has been approved for 1.0 contact hours (0.10 CEU). Participants must sign in and attend the entire session. No partial credit will be issued. Participants will complete the program evaluation online within 15 days for transmission to the CPE ® Monitor System

The National Pharmaceutical Association is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE) as a provider of Continuing Pharmacy Education.