In this PHIG Impact Report episode, Kirsten Aird, public health director for Oregon’s Multnomah County, explores how strategic investments are strengthening workforce capacity, stability, and community impact.
Learn about Pima County’s journey to advance data modernization efforts through an elevated partnership with County IT.
The Southern Nevada Health District used PHIG to hire a certified case management nurse focused on congenital syphilis. The results? Lower medical costs, fewer cases, and fewer infant deaths.
PHAB’s Service & Resource Sharing Peer Network aims to bring together a diverse group of participants to engage in facilitated peer exchange, structured learning, and applied problem solving based on a Foundational Capability gap.
In this PHIG Impact Report, Veronika Hanna and Mondi Mason from the Denver Department of Public Health and Environment share how creative workforce strategies powered by PHIG are opening new pathways into the field.
