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We are pleased to be participating in the 2023 NAO Biennial Conference. Stop by our table in the Exhibits area, and join our breakfast roundtable! This conference will be held […]
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Join members of the PHTCN for lively and informative conversations around timely topics, including: The Public Health Learning Agenda: Using Transformational Learning for Systems Change: July 10 from 3:30-5pm Rural […]
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APHA’s 2023 Annual Meeting and Expo is the premier public health event of the year offering innovative and exciting opportunities to help you reach your personal and professional goals. Engage […]
Conference Highlights Include: Keynote Speakers highlighting Policy Perspectives on PHN Roles in Advocacy, Advancing Health Equity through Policy, National Perspectives on Public Health Nursing in the US and Transforming Public […]
Building on more than a decade of collaborative work with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and national public health partner organizations, PHIT offers networking opportunities as well […]
This year’s conference, Building Pathways to Improve Public Health, will provide space for participants to make connections, learn from colleagues, develop skills, and obtain actionable takeaways to bring back to their […]
We hope to see you at APHA! Check out these timely presentations from the Public Health Training Centers or visit us at the PHTCN booth. Registration and housing will open […]
Annually, NACCHO360 is the largest convening of local health department leaders and public health professionals in the United States, offering the opportunity to learn, network, and share experiences and best practices […]
A consortium of regional Public Health Training Centers that collectively represent the nation’s most comprehensive resource for public health workforce development.
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