The Puerto Rico Dept. of Health expressed that they were struggling with hiring & recruitment – the Puerto Rico Public Health Institute developed a tailored ECHO training series to meet their needs.
The Vermont Department of Health kicked off a virtual, biweekly Lunch and Learn series, creating a collaborative space for supervisors to develop the skills they need most.
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.
When Utah received PHIG funding, they created a tool to track and PHIG maximize resources: program charters. These charters work to reduce silos, build trust across programs, and increase efficiency.
The Kansas Department of Health & Environment built a centralized technical assistance hub to help local health departments maximize PHIG resources, and it’s translating to direct, local-level impact.
