Peer-to-Peer Webinars
The Power of Providers offers peer-to-peer webinars on a variety of topics, including Long COVID, behavioral health support for health care workers, vaccine hesitancy, and more. Our webinars feature free continuing education credits for a variety of credential types and live ASL interpretation. View past webinar recordings below. Please reach out with any comments, suggestions, or feedback to powerofproviders@doh.wa.gov.
POP is launching a new behavioral health support for health care professional's webinar series this year with disaster psychologist, Dr. Kira Mauseth. More details are below.
Health for Health Care Professionals: Promoting and Participating in Healthy Teams

Date & Time: April 9, 2025, 12:00 PM in Pacific Time (US and Canada)
Description: Building from our first workshop, this session will focus on characteristics of well-functioning health care teams. As health care professionals we are frequently presented with patients, colleagues, or friends and family members who are in crisis and in need of support. This workshop provides participants with basic knowledge about how to support behavioral health for yourself and others. These skills can influence healthy team growth and culture change in a direction that is consistent with a larger mission. Participants will learn strategies on how to best help others while also being mindful of and compassionate towards themselves and their own wellness. This will also include crisis management and de-escalation skills to help effectively engage with colleagues who are struggling, communication tips, and development of core values to inform difficult decision making and address challenging issues.
The webinar will be recorded and there will be live ASL interpretation. We are offering free continuing education for nurses, medical assistants, pharmacists and pharmacy technicians.
The learning objectives for this webinar are to:
- Identify opportunities to engage in crisis support and healthy communication with other team members.
- Develop understanding and familiarity with collegial supportive best practices.
- Identify and use core values to inform responses and behaviors.
Mental Health Tips for Heath Care Workers in 5 Minutes
A quick look at our previous behavioral health support work with disaster psychologist, Dr. Kira Mauseth.
Full version of Preparing for the 2024-2025 Respiratory Virus Season webinar and description under Continuing Education Credit Webinar Recordings.
Continuing Education Credit Webinar Recordings
- Health for Health Care Professionals: Taking Care of Yourself as You Care for Others
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This webinar occurred on March 19, 2025. Continuing Education Credits are available for nurses and medical assistants until June 19.
Description: This webinar will help participants identify and name experiences that contribute to their own sense of personal burnout and / or restoration both on and off the job. Developing an understanding of what works for you personally, as you engage in health care support for others, facilitates healthier engagement in your work. Participants will evaluate opportunities for the development of healthy boundaries and strategic use of “off” time, as well as the importance of attending to the compassion rewards that are available in connecting with patients.
The learning objectives for this webinar are to:
- Identify experiences that contribute to burnout vs restoration.
- Develop a personal plan for healthy engagement.
- Establish healthy boundaries around work and “off” time.
Non-Credit Webinar Recordings
- Behavioral Health Support for Health Care Workers Series with disaster psychologist Dr. Kira Mauseth
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- December 2023: Beyond Burnout & Resilience: Connection and Hope for Health Care Providers (YouTube)
- November 2023: Beyond Burnout & Resilience: Purpose and Adaptability for Health Care Providers (YouTube)
- October 2023: COVID-19 Disaster Cascade Recovery Updates
- April 2023: Burnout Reduction for Health Care Providers (YouTube)
- March 2023: Behavioral Health Updates- Current Issues in 2023 for Health Care Providers(YouTube)
- January 2023: Active Coping in the Long Term (YouTube)
- December 2022: Moral Injury and Personal Coping for Health Care Providers(YouTube)
- November 2022: Burnout Reduction for Health Care Providers(YouTube)
- October 2022: Pandemic to Endemic: Long-Term Recovery for Health Care Workers(YouTube)
- Long COVID Webinars
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- March 2024: Dr. Helen Chu - Unmasking Long COVID: Insights and Updates from University of Washington Clinical Research (YouTube)
- February 2024: Dr. Eric J. Chow - Post COVID-19 Conditions: Expanding Our Understanding of Long-Term Sequelae of COVID-19 (YouTube)
- January 2024: Dr. Anita Chopra and Dr. Janna Friedly - Post COVID-19 Conditions: Diagnosis and Management Options (YouTube)
- August 2023: Dr. Eric J. Chow - The Landscape of Post COVID-19 Conditions- Where We Are Now in 2023 (YouTube)
- March 2023: Dr. Anita Chopra and Dr. Janna Friedly - Long COVID- A Deep Dive into Symptoms and Treatment Options to Support Patients- Part 2 (YouTube) (Formerly titled Managing Post Acute Sequalae of COVID (PASC)- Part 2)
- March 2023: Dr. Anita Chopra and Dr. Janna Friedly - Managing Post Acute Sequalae of COVID (PASC)- Part 1 (YouTube)
- January 2023: Kyla Haggith, RN - The Work Starts Here - Supporting Employees with Long COVID (YouTube)
- December 2022: Dr. Eric J. Chow - The Landscape of Post COVID-19 Conditions- Where We Are Now (YouTube)
- Vaccine Topics
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- October 2024: Dr. Anya Sheftel & Dr. Erica Austin (WSU) – Addressing Vaccine Hesitancy in Rural Communities
- October 2024: Dr. Eric J. Chow - Preparing for the 2024-2025 Respiratory Virus Season
- May 2024: Dr. Michele Andrasik - Effectively Engaging Communities: Addressing Vaccine Hesitancy(YouTube)
- April 2024: Dr. Michele Andrasik - Effectively Engaging Communities: Building Relationships and Establishing Trust (YouTube)
- March 2024: Improving Access to Vaccines in Washington: How Pharmacies Can Help (YouTube)
- November 2023: Dr. Gretchen LaSalle - Vaccine Fatigue: Addressing the Elephant in the Room(YouTube)
- February 2023: Dr. Eric J. Chow - Respiratory Virus Activity Before and During The COVID-19 Pandemic (YouTube)