The Public Health Foundation (PHF) celebrates reaching 4 million learners on the
TRAIN Learning Network (TRAIN). This accomplishment is a celebration of the support and engagement from our dedicated community and partners.
TRAIN is the trusted leader in providing quality training and other learning opportunities to health professionals. Through the support of our course providers, TRAIN offers the most
comprehensive course catalog for the public health workforce, with learning opportunities in more the 60 health-related subject areas.
“This is an exciting achievement for PHF. Our commitment to enhancing TRAIN for continued growth and improvement has allowed us to engage new learners,” says Ron Bialek, PHF President and CEO. “We thank our course providers, affiliates, and many other partners for their support and contributions to PHF’s ongoing effort to provide quality training for the workforce helping to protect and promote the health of individuals and communities.”
This milestone builds on PHF’s long history of helping to strengthen our nation’s public health infrastructure. PHF looks forward to continuing to work with the public health, healthcare, preparedness, and other communities to identify and provide access to needed training that supports learners and organizations in their efforts to ensure health and well-being for all.
TRAIN affiliates currently include 27 states, six federal agencies, three tribal organizations, and other partners. With an annual TRAIN subscription, affiliates receive a customized portal and provide cost-effective access to thousands of trainings, manage learning, and track and report on completed training. Affiliates also work together to improve their organizations’ workforce development efforts and guide the development of future TRAIN enhancements.
PHF looks forward to continuing to provide access to public health training, developing additional learning opportunities, and connecting with new learners through TRAIN. Organizations interested in a TRAIN affiliate subscription can contact Michael Barry at (202)218-4422,
mbarry@phf.org, or
submit information online.