Excellent Training Participation: 69,590 in from July 1, 2023 – June 30, 2024
NEPHTC submitted its annual HRSA Performance Report for the year ending June 30, 2024, and is delighted to announce that we reached 69,590 training participants in the past year, an increase from 63,515 last year. “This is a high number of participants for a program with a small budget,” says PI Tricia Janulewicz. “This speaks […]
Regional Public Health Training Centers Place Over 1100 Students Nationwide
NEPHTC, as part of The Public Health Training Center Network, is proud to share these statistics* that demonstrate the national reach of our ten regional Public Health Training Centers and their profound impact on the future workforce. 1174 students placed 72% in medically underserved areas 26% at rural sites 24% in primary care settings 96% […]
Public Health Training Center Network Reaches 1.3 Million Participants
NEPHTC, as part of The Public Health Training Center Network, is proud to share these statistics* that demonstrate our nationwide impact. Our ten regional Public Health Training Centers offer public health professionals convenient and flexible training that addresses critical public health issues. Together, we are building and sustaining a skilled public workforce— today, and for […]
NEPHTC Reports 63K Participants to HRSA for FY23
NEPHTC is delighted to report that in 2023 Fiscal Year (July 1, 2022 – June 30, 2023) it reported 63,515 participants across 609 courses. “After public health events in 2020-2022 created increased demand for online content, there was a perception of online training fatigue 2023,” says Karla Todd Barrett, Senior Program Manager and Training Specialist. […]
See You at NACCHO!
We are so excited to share that the abstract submission “The Public Health Learning Agenda: Using Transformational Learning for Systems Change” has been accepted for the 2023 NACCHO360 Conference in Denver, Colorado on July 10-13, 2023! The session will be on July 10 from 3:30-5 MT. Christina R. Welter, DrPH, MPH, Sarah Davis, MNM, and […]
Regional Public Health Training Centers Place Over 900 Students Nationwide
NEPHTC, as part of The Public Health Training Center Network, is proud to share these statistics* that demonstrate the national reach of our ten regional Public Health Training Centers and their profound impact on the future workforce. 978 students placed 72% in medically underserved areas 26% at rural sites 23% in primary care settings 96% […]
Public Health Training Center Network Reaches Over One Million Learners
NEPHTC, as part of The Public Health Training Center Network, is proud to share these statistics* that demonstrate our nationwide impact. Our ten regional Public Health Training Centers offer professionals and students convenient and flexible training that addresses critical public health issues. Together, we are building and sustaining a skilled public workforce— today, and for […]
Publication: Pilot Testing the Public Health Learning Agenda Toolkit
We are happy to share this blog post, “Pilot Testing the Public Health Learning Agenda Toolkit,” about the Public Health Learning Agenda for Systems Change Pilot Results. Karla Todd Barrett, NEPHTC’s Senior Program Manager and Training Specialist, was one of the co-authors. This blog post highlights an article published in the Journal of Public Health […]
At year end, NEPHTC Humbly Reports Training Performance Numbers
Five years ago, the New England Public Health Training Center (NEPHTC) never would have predicted that we would be announcing 64K participants for a fiscal year. But, as of June 30, 2022, we humbly report that we had 64,109 participants enrolled in 564 trainings. This success could not have happened without our partners, and we […]
“What are the PHTCs and Why are We Good Partners?” and More Publications!
NEPTHC is pleased to share that we are part of a constant collaboration with nine other Public Health Training Centers (PHTCs) in the nine HHS regions. We are far more than a small program working with partners in New England! The thinking of our funders and the needs of the workforce have changed to require […]