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Host: Anna Morgan-Barsamian, MPH, RN, PMP, Senior Manager, Training & Education, NaRCAD
A conversation with Tina Skinner, RN, MBA, CIC, APM, HIV/Viral Hepatitis Counseling, Linkage, and Testing, South Carolina Department of Public Health Tag: Podcast Series, Sexual Health
What does it take to change the conversation around sexual health in the South? We explore breaking through stigma and building clinician confidence around HIV, PrEP, hepatitis C, and STI prevention. Learn how South Carolina’s clinician education program uses personalization, relationship-building, and community-centered care to support clinicians and expand access to sexual health services. We discuss rural health challenges, clinician engagement, and the power of changing the conversation around sexual health—one clinician at a time. Click here for the audio transcription. "The clinicians are more open and candid when they see that I've taken the time to understand what they need [based on their pre-visit surveys]. It helps me to anticipate barriers and come prepared with practical, realistic solutions." -Tina Skinner, RN, MBA, CIC, APM Pre-Visit Resource: Clinician Survey 
Biography. Tina M. Skinner is an experienced healthcare leader serving as Program Manager for the HIV/STI/HCV Testing Program at the South Carolina Department of Health. With a strong foundation in nursing management, Tina oversees critical services that include home testing, testing education, and the Viral Hepatitis Program. She also plays a key role as co-leader of the state’s Academic Detailing Program, working to equip providers with evidence-based strategies for improving patient care. Tina’s leadership is driven by a deep commitment to public health and a passion for empowering communities through education and access to care. She believes that every individual deserves compassionate, informed, and stigma-free healthcare. Her work reflects a vision of collaboration, innovation, and integrity—ensuring that South Carolina remains at the forefront of HIV and Hepatitis prevention and treatment.
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