For the 18th consecutive summer, The Ohio State University College of Public Health in Columbus, OH, with support from the Ohio Colleges of Medicine Government Resource Center, will educate and train physicians and other health care professionals, researchers, and students in population health methods.
This year’s courses will be held Monday-Friday, June 19-23, at the OSU College of Public Health and will offer a wide variety of topics to meet the needs of the population health workforce in Ohio. Summer Program participants will gain practical skills in collecting and using data, as well as build capacity to address state health priorities such as maternal and infant health, chronic disease and mental health and substance use.
Professionals working in public health, health care, local and state government, community health, health data analytics, and academia are encouraged to attend this program.
View the course schedule and register today.
If you have questions, please contact Andrew Wapner, DO, director for the Center for Public Health Practice at the OSU College of Public Health or call 614.292.8675.