The UC Irvine Train New Trainers (TNT) Primary Care Fellowships are nationally recognized, longitudinal CME certificate programs that equip primary care clinicians with practical, evidence-based skills to diagnose, treat, and manage common behavioral health conditions in primary care settings. Through case-based learning, expert faculty mentorship, and collaborative peer learning, participants gain the confidence and competence to integrate behavioral healthcare into everyday practice.
Designed for DOs, MDs, NPs, PAs, PharmDs, and other members of the primary care team, TNT offers fellowships in Primary Care Psychiatry (PCP), Child & Adolescent Psychiatry (PC-CAP), and Team-Based Addiction Medicine (PC-TEAM). The programs emphasize immediately applicable clinical strategies, interdisciplinary collaboration, and sustainable models of care that improve access, reduce unnecessary referrals, and enhance patient outcomes.
With more than 2,000 graduates across the United States and growing international partnerships, TNT is helping transform the future of primary care by preparing clinicians to address the behavioral health needs of the communities they serve.
Learn more about how TNT can strengthen your clinical practice, expand your behavioral health expertise, and connect you with a nationwide network of primary care leaders.