Training - Webinars/CEUs

Agency Webinars

Informational and educational webinars for agency access are listed below.

Back to Basics: WIC Formula Overview

The information below contains the recording of the webinar "Back to Basics: WIC Formula Overivew" and information discussed during the webinar on December 5, 2015.

Maternal Mortality

If you missed the March 29 required webinar by Stephanie Trusty of the Bureau of Family Health please watch the recording of the informational presentation by clicking the below link.

Maternal Mortality Recording

Did you miss the "Introduction to the 5-2-1-0 Healthy Habits Toolkit for Maternal and Child Health Provider"?

The webinar recording, slides, post-test, and evaluation are now available on the below links. The webinar is approved for 1 CPEU for dietitians through June 29, 2021. We encourage all WIC CPAs to view the webinar to learn about the toolkits that will be available for staff use soon.

Continuing Education:

To be eligible for continuing education, the post-test must be completed after viewing the webinar recording.

Educational Opportunities

The following educational oppertunies are listed as a resource for continueing educations from sources outside of the Iowa WIC Porgram

2020 Great Lakes Breastfeeding Webinars
IDHS Breastfeeding Webcast: “D-MER: What breastfeeding moms might not be telling you...” - Available February 2, 2021 throught February 2, 2023

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