Latent TB Infection (LTBI) 101 for Healthcare Professionals

Format:  Virtual | No-Cost     Time Allocation: 2 hours

Pre-requisite: None

Registration: Coming Soon

Description: This self-paced course is designed for healthcare professionals who are new to tuberculosis with the essential knowledge and practical skills to identify, treat, and monitor latent tuberculosis infection (LTBI) in alignment with CDC guidelines.

Learning Objectives:

• Define latent tuberculosis infection (LTBI) and distinguish it from active TB
• Identify individuals who should be tested and treated for LTBI
• Select appropriate LTBI treatment regimens
• Implement strategies to support treatment adherence
• Recognize when to consult TB experts or refer patients for specialized care

Target Audience:   Healthcare professionals involved in TB and LTBI care—such as physicians, nurses, pharmacists, public health staff, and case managers—with limited to moderate TB experience and minimal LTBI experience, seeking practical, foundational skills

Available Credit: Currently, no credit is being offered for this course.

How It Works:

Once you register, you’ll receive a confirmation email with instructions on how to self-enroll in the course. You can begin right away or join one of our optional monthly orientation sessions. These sessions cover course navigation and provide an opportunity to ask questions, ensuring you’re set up for success. Details about orientation will be included in your confirmation email.

If you have additional questions, please email TBcenter@mayo.edu.