Resources

A service initiative that deploys dedicated individuals to address critical public health needs in underserved communities across the United States.

A comprehensive resource that outlines various career options within the field of public health.

Opportunities for experienced public health professionals to engage in leadership development and collaborative projects, focusing on global health issues and promoting effective leadership within the field.

A range of opportunities for public health professionals to work with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on research, public health initiatives, and policy development, fostering expertise and innovation in the field.

A website dedicated to listing job opportunities and career resources in the field of public health, assisting individuals in finding relevant positions.

Raises awareness about education and career options in public health through student ambassadors, graduate fairs, partnerships, interprofessional activities, and other pipeline-building events for students.

An online platform that offers information and resources pertaining to healthcare career options, including career guidance, job listings, and in-depth insights into a variety of healthcare professions, enabling individuals to investigate and pursue opportunities within this sector.

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This training provides information and tips on how to apply for jobs in local and state government health departments.

There are so many different career paths in public health. This training will help you assess what's important to you, what skills you like to use, and what kinds of organizations do the work you care about in public health.

This four-part webinar series serves as a valuable starting point for those seeking employment in state and local public health departments. This webinar is of particular interest to MPH, DrPH, and other public health students and recent grads, NYS Public Health Corps Fellows, and AmeriCorps members.

A network of organizations and resources established to provide training, education, and workforce development for individuals in the public health sector, aiming to improve the competencies and skills of public health professionals across the United States.

The Public Health 101 Training Plan is a six-course series introducing public health and the core sciences of public health practice. It is hosted on CDC TRAIN, a nationwide platform of learning opportunities for professionals who protect and improve the public's health.

A collection of resources and materials designed to assist public health organizations and professionals in recruiting and retaining a skilled workforce, promoting excellence in public health practice.

A comprehensive resource for creating effective and accurate job descriptions in the public health sector, facilitating the recruitment and management of qualified personnel in this field.

The Public Health Hope, Equity, Resilience, and Opportunity (PH-HERO) Resource Center is a curated collection of resources designed to address moral injury, burnout, culture of care, and retention for public professionals.

In this course, Dr. Heather Krasna, Associate Dean, Career Services and Professional Development at the Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia University, provides a crash course on recruitment and retention of new hires, from start to finish.

This recorded webinar covers evidence-based resources and strategies to overcome current challenges in public health recruitment.

This 4-part recorded workshop series will cover key issues related to governmental public health recruitment and retention challenges. With new creative strategies presented by Heather Krasna, PhD.

A one-stop shop when it comes to full-cycle recruitment for local, state, Tribal and territorial government health departments.