Rural South Public Health Training Center

NOW AVAILABLE – JUNE 2013 CEU: Cultural Competence and HIV/AIDS Training: Dr. Melva Thompson Robinson (UNLV)

TO VIEW OUR NEW JUNE 2013 CEU SESSION PLEASE CLICK HERE: LINK

Open Online Courses – SECOND Class Now Available – Ecology of HIV in the Rural South

What are Open Online Courses???…Many of you might have heard of MOOC, or Massive Open Online Courses. For the most part, this is what we are building, minus the “massive” [...]

PLEASE TAKE A LOOK AT THE WORK AND PROJECTS OF OUR 2013 SPRING INTERNS

The RSPHTC 2012 Spring Interns (Angela Bakidis, Greg Riherd, and Joy Scheidell) did great work out in the community as they finished they Masters in Public Health degrees.

STILL AVAILABLE – MAY 2013 CEU #1 – “Ways to Improve Teamwork and Communication in Public Health Settings”

Please Look at Our First Offering for May, 2013… To View The Session: CLICK HERE

STILL AVAILABLE, OUR TWO APRIL CEU SESSIONS

Please Look at Our First Offering for April, 2013… An examination of the Management of HIV for Public Health – From a Pharmaceutical Perspective To View The Session: CLICK HERE [...]

STILL AVILABLE OUR CEU Session with Dr. Eli Adashi from Brown University

“PRELIMINARY PREVENTION OF HIV: KEY TO AN AIDS-FREE GENERATION” PART TWO OF OUR NEW HIV SERIES: LINK TO VIEW *Note this session is updated with our new quiz software, offering instant [...]

Project Description

The Rural South Public Health Training Center is a collaborative project of the University of Florida (UF) College of Public Health and Health Professions and the Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University (FAMU) Institute of Public Health. The center is designed to serve medically underserved counties in Florida, especially those in rural regions of the state, by providing competency-based training for the public health workforce, enhancing public health services, and decreasing disparities in access to those services. The center will identify the needs of the workforce and residents in medically underserved areas and tailor training and services based on those needs, with a special emphasis on needs related to HIV/AIDS.

University of Florida

College of Public Health & Health Professions