ACEs Aware Training
Get trained today.
Complete the free two-hour training to
become ACEs Aware certified in California.
The module contains both videos and
case studies to teach and train
providers about ACEs.
Interested in becoming ACEs Aware?
The ACEs Aware team in Ventura County encourages all physicians and local clinics to get trained and implement ACEs screening in their everyday practice.
The Training is Free
The training, offered by ACEs Aware, is free to any individual who wants to learn about ACEs. Additionally, if you are a provider, you can receive two CME/MOC credits. To learn more about earning additional CME/MOC credits, visit our Events page. for the ACEs Aware Provider Toolkit, click here.
Complete the Training on Your Schedule and at Your Pace
The training takes about two hours to complete. However, your progress throughout the modules is saved online, so you can return and complete the full training at a later time.
Earn Your Certificate & Attest to Begin Screening
Once you have completed the official ACEs Aware training, you will receive a certificate and be asked to attest in order to begin screening patients. The only way to bill through Medi-Cal is to ensure that you attest after you finish the course. To find out more about billing or how to implement the screening, click here.
To access the pdf of this flyer, click here.
Ready to Get Started?
Review the Implementation Readiness Checklist to see if you and your clinic are on track to begin screening for ACEs.
Contact us at acesaware@ventura.org so we can work with you to establish an implementation plan and assist you and your clinic throughout the process of becoming ACEs Aware.
We will help you:
Introduce ACEs to your clinic staff
Understand the screening tools and how to score and bill for them
Establish a screening workflow
Get connected to resources for patient referrals
Identify Physician/Staff “Champions” to lead ACEs work at your clinic
AAVC Provider Toolkit
Tools for Adult and Pediatric Providers in and outside of Ventura County to utilize in preparation for and when actually screening their patients for ACEs. Within this toolkit, you can find helpful handouts and practical guidance to apply to your ACE screenings.
