The Georgia Social Work Oncology Group Presents
"Working with LGBTQI population in 2020"
Join us for this 3 hour virtual conference as we explore health disparities that exist within the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Questioning and Intersex communities. Attendees will earn 3 CEU credits*
When:
*This program is pending approval for 3 CORE Hours through the NASW Georgia Chapter
Please note that by registering for this conference you may be contacted by our vendors.
When:
- Friday, October 23rd
- 9:00am - 12:30pm
- *IMPORTANT NOTICE* This is a VIRTUAL CEU - Online meeting locks 15 minutes after start of presentation. Please logon early!
- Zoom Online Platform
- Link to be delivered the day before the event via e-mail
- $75 for Conference and 2021 GASWOG Membership
- $35 for Conference Only
*This program is pending approval for 3 CORE Hours through the NASW Georgia Chapter
Please note that by registering for this conference you may be contacted by our vendors.
Health Disparities within the LGBTQI population
Presented by Dr. Sage Bolte
Sage Bolte is Chief Philanthropy Officer and President of the Inova Health Foundation. She joined Inova over 15 years ago as an oncology counselor and most recently served as Executive Director of Life with Cancer and Patient Experience for the Inova Schar Cancer Institute. She is known nationally for her work in sexual health and cancer and is a respected leader in the field of oncology social work.
Sage received her bachelor’s degree in both psychology and social work at Hope College, in Holland, Michigan, and later continued her studies at the University of Michigan, where she received her master’s degree in social work. She received the American Cancer Society’s Doctoral Training Grant in 2008 and obtained her PhD in social work from The National School of Social Services at the Catholic University of America in 2010.
Presented by Dr. Sage Bolte
Sage Bolte is Chief Philanthropy Officer and President of the Inova Health Foundation. She joined Inova over 15 years ago as an oncology counselor and most recently served as Executive Director of Life with Cancer and Patient Experience for the Inova Schar Cancer Institute. She is known nationally for her work in sexual health and cancer and is a respected leader in the field of oncology social work.
Sage received her bachelor’s degree in both psychology and social work at Hope College, in Holland, Michigan, and later continued her studies at the University of Michigan, where she received her master’s degree in social work. She received the American Cancer Society’s Doctoral Training Grant in 2008 and obtained her PhD in social work from The National School of Social Services at the Catholic University of America in 2010.
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