Drawing from initiatives in Seattle-King County, Kentucky, and Connecticut, panelists will share approaches for fostering collaboration, investing in public health infrastructure, and introducing young people to public health careers.
The Northwest Center for Public Health Practice highlights a regional training initiative designed to strengthen the public health workforce.
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment shares how strategic investments supported workforce development and operational improvements.
Wake County shares insights from the Public Health Immersive Experience.
The Region Five Public Health Training Center introduces Model 2.0, an updated tool to help public health agencies strengthen their workforce and support population health.
