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We have launched a new account creation and login system for you to access our web-based trainings. This new system offers you many new features, including: one-time registration, single-point login with unlimited access to all NYNJ-PHTC trainings, ability to edit your account information, transcript of trainings you have completed, and connection with the NYS Learning Management System. Learn how to access NYNJ-PHTC's training programs New York State Department of Health LMS, www.NYLearnsPH.com.
Please create a new account to access these trainings. Your previous course progress will not be transferred to the new system. Of course, any credits you have earned in the past are still valid.
Search our hand-picked collection of other public health trainings.
The Messenger ChroniclesDiscover strategies to control your stress levels and accomplish more in less time!
Practicing Cross-Cultural Communication: FloodLearn how to apply the ten cross-cultural communication strategies to your daily public health work through this interesting scenario!
Full streaming video, narrated slides, and audio of all Grand Rounds speakers, from the Mailman School of Public Health at Coulmbia University.
Practical strategies for dealing with the difficult situations you may encounter at work!
The Public Health Live! video podcasts are designed to provide continuing education opportunities in a number of public health issues. Subscribe via iTunes or watch episodes on the Public Health Live! Channel on blip.tv.
These programs are recorded from the UMDNJ-SPH Public Health Seminar Series, and include recent topics like mental health screening, health care reform, vaccines, and HIV/AIDS.
The mission of the New York New Jersey Public Health Training Center is to enhance the ability of the current and future public health workforce to effectively deliver the Essential Public Health Services to communities throughout the country. Principal support for this and other regional training centers is provided through a grant from the Health Resources and Services Administration.
