Education Series
Immunize Colorado works to educate Colorado healthcare providers and public health professionals with the most up-to-date information on vaccine-related clinical guidelines, data, best practices, emerging research, and more. We offer free, virtual monthly webinars featuring experts in these topics, as well as free in-person Motivational Interviewing (MI) trainings and a bi-annual Colorado Immunization Summit.
By strengthening the vaccine knowledge of our state's doctors, nurses, medical assistants, physicianās assistants, dentists, and public health staff, Coloradoās providers can accurately and confidently discuss the importance of vaccination with parents; adhere to proper storage, handling and administration procedures; make a strong recommendation for on-time vaccination; and stay up to date on the latest immunization recommendations.
Upcoming Webinars
What Could Universal Vaccine Purchase Mean for Colorado?
Past Education Series Webinars
What’s New With the Flu?
Back-to-School Health: Understanding Current Immunization Data and State Guidelines
2026 Legislative Wrap-Up: What’s Going on With Colorado Immunization Policy?
Celebrating 20 Years of the HPV Vaccine: A Western Regional Summit on Prevention and Progress
Motivational Interviewing Trainings
Immunize Colorado's Motivational Interviewing (MI) training is back! This engaging 1.5- to 2-hour workshop is available to any group in Colorado. It will prepare your team to confidently engage in conversations about vaccines through an evidence-basedĀ MIĀ framework. The training will explainĀ MI, run through realistic practice scenarios, and offer practical advice for facilitating a productive conversation about vaccines. The trainings are available in-person and can also be offered virtually. We can accommodate most group sizes.
Please email Sarah Waraniak atĀ sarah.waraniak@childrenscolorado.orgĀ if you would like to schedule a session for your organization.
Our Education Series Impact
health care professionals educated each year
vaccine experts recruited as faculty
of attendees report an increase in vaccine knowledge