On-Demand Training
The U.S. has one of the highest maternal mortality rates in the developed world. Preeclampsia — affecting 5–8% of pregnancies — is a major contributor to maternal illness and death.
Because pregnancy health shapes long-term wellness, preeclampsia survivors face a higher risk of high blood pressure, heart disease, and stroke later in life.
Join us to learn about:
What preeclampsia is and how to recognize it
Best practices for treatment and management
Long-term effects on mothers and babies
Risk factors and prevention strategies
Gain valuable information and resources to help improve outcomes and reduce the lasting impacts of preeclampsia.
In Partnership With Preeclampsia Foundation
Who Should Attend
OB/GYNs, primary care providers, nurses, midwives, community health workers, care coordinators, and other healthcare professionals who support pregnant and postpartum patients.
Speaker
Kim Gifford
Director of Healthcare Practices
Kim Gifford is the Director of Healthcare Practices at the Preeclampsia Foundation, bringing over 28 years of experience in healthcare. She leads initiatives to improve outcomes for patients affected by hypertensive disorders of pregnancy (HDP), including implementing hypertension bundles, overseeing the Cuff Kit® program, and advancing innovations in screening, postpartum care, blood pressure management, and patient education. Kim holds a Bachelor’s degree in Health Science Education from the University of Florida and has lectured widely on health topics. She has applied her Lean Six-Sigma Green Belt expertise in hospital quality initiatives and brings clinical experience from the OR, ICU, and tissue transplantation. A survivor of preeclampsia and HELLP syndrome, and with a personal family connection to HDP, Kim is passionate about supporting survivors and raising awareness of long-term health impacts. Outside of work, she enjoys cardiology research, beach activities, paddleboarding, fishing, hiking, and spending time with her three adult children in Indian Harbour Beach, FL.