THE BAY STATE PUBLIC HEALTH TRAINING HUB
The Office of Local and Regional Health promotes and supports the development of inter-municipal shared service agreements (cross-jurisdictional sharing) that contribute to improvements in local public health capacity. By pooling resources, functions, and expertise, a consortium of cities and towns, especially the smaller communities, may improve compliance with the performance standards and expand the public health services they offer residents within their community. (Learn More)
The Bay State Public Health Training Hub encompasses twenty-six cities and towns united between five public health community partnerships, along with two non-PHE funded communities. (See Map)
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Public Health Training Hubs
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Register Now For Upcoming Fall LPHIT Courses
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Registrations Close For Both Fall LPHIT Courses at 11pm est. September 16th 2024
National Food Safety Month: Week Two
Nolan Bernier is one of the first health agents in the Commonwealth to complete the three tiers of the training hub food protection program!
Congratulations to Nolan on his achievements, and being the benchmark for this program! Also, Nolan is your man if you're looking to fill out your golf foursome for an 8 AM tee time!
 We appreciate your dedication to your craft & the services you provide to the community of Seekonk.
We couldn't be more excited to find out who will be the next to complete the program!
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