The Region IV Public Health Training Center has partnered with the J.W. Fanning Institute for Leadership Development at the University of Georgia to offer the Region IV Public Health Leadership Institute (PHLI). The PHLI provides training for individuals from across...

Are you ready to give your professional development a jump start in 2019? These customizable, three-part worksheets can help you identify and prioritize your learning needs and then craft a plan for meeting them. They are based on the de Beaumont Strategic Skills for...

The Region IV Public Health Training Center is committed to measuring the impact of our training programs on the public health workforce. The infographic below provides an overview of the reach and evaluation findings from trainings held between September 2014 and...

These trainings on hurricanes and their aftermath have been produced by the Region IV Public Health Training Center or other members of the Public Health Learning Network. Building Response Ready State and Local Health Departments Across the Nation (1.5-hour on-demand...

The June 2017 supplement to Pedagogy in Health Promotion: The Scholarship of Teaching and Learning highlights the innovative activities of the 10 regional Public Health Training Centers, 40 local performance sites and the National Coordinating Center that comprise the...

As a public health professional, you may be wondering if advocacy has a role in your life. The answer is YES! Here's what you can do. Understand your professional responsibility. Public health professionals have a duty to use their expertise and influence to advocate...

Evidence-based practices improve health outcomes, maximize limited resources, and enhance workforce productivity. When public health programs lack evidence of effectiveness, we may use other explanations to defend our work: We’ve always done it that way or People love...