Training Catalog

We are pleased to offer a comprehensive collection of competency-based public health and public health-related trainings. Our training programs are free, high-quality, and interactive — designed to fully engage learners and impart needed knowledge and skills for the public health workforce. Click on a title to read a brief description of the training, including the estimated time to complete and available continuing education units.

The training programs branded NY-NJ were developed by the former New York-New Jersey Public Health Training Center (NYNJ-PHTC). The NYNJ-PHTC was a ten-year partnership between of the Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health, University at Albany School of Public Health, and the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey School of Public Health. As of August 31, 2011, the NYNJ-PHTC ceased to exist under that name, as the three partners received individual grants to work more closely with and better tailor training offerings to the public health workforce in their respective target geographic areas.

 

Advanced Program Evaluation

Learn how to complete the advanced program evaluation tasks. Using the CDC Program Evaluation Framework, learners will connect each step of the framework with a section of the evaluation plan.

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Introduction to Qualitative Analysis with ATLAS.ti

This module covers foundational information on qualitative research, how to design a rigorous qualitative study within the confines of limited time and resources, and the basic steps of the analysis process using ATLAS.ti.

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Hurricane Sandy Roundtable: A Conversation Among Local Public Health Leaders

"Hurricane Sandy Roundtable: A Conversation Among Local Public Health Leaders” brought together local public health leaders who responded to Hurricane Sandy and represent New York State’s most affected areas—health commissioners and emergency preparedness coordinators from departments of health in New York City and Suffolk, Nassau, Putnam, Rockland, and Westchester counties. Local health department panelists will highlight their experiences and challenges prior to, during and after Hurricane Sandy.

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Public Health and the Healthcare Ecosystem

Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health Grand Rounds 2012-2013 Lecture Series: Linking Science to Public Health Policy and Practice

Public Health in a Time of Government Austerity

Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health Grand Rounds 2011-2012 Lecture Series: A Life-Course Approach to Prevention

Orientation to Public Health

Learn about the six obligations of public health and the ten essential services in an interactive, unique, and fun way!

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Exploring Cross-Cultural Communication

The foundation of our “Communicate to Make a Difference” series. Learn about the iceberg.

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Practicing Cross-Cultural Communication: Hepatitis A Outbreak

The practical application of the ten communication strategies presented in “Exploring.” Share your ideas and read what others have contributed.

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Practicing Cross-Cultural Communication: The Bamboo Dragon

The practical application of the ten communication strategies presented in “Exploring.” Share your ideas and read what others have contributed.

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Practicing Cross-Cultural Communication: Community Health Worker Program

The practical application of the ten communication strategies presented in “Exploring.” Share your ideas and read what others have contributed.

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