MCH Workforce Training and Development

We aim to improve the health of mothers, children, and families by developing leaders in Maternal and Child Health (MCH) and building the MCH workforce.

We invest in Maternal and Child Health (MCH) training and workforce development through awardees in 49 states, 2 jurisdictions, Washington D.C., and two tribal nations. Through partnerships, these investments reach all states and several U.S. territories.

Resources

• NEW: The Maternal and Child Health Journal Special Supplement
• Join our MCHB Email lists specific to workforce development
• Browse job opportunities
• Find a listing of all of our workforce development investments
• Archive of the MCH Training and Research Alert

Grantee Resources

• New Grantee Orientation Webinar (2021)
  If you are a new grantee, watch this webinar.
• Data Gathering and Reporting Requirements
  Provides annual and other reporting processes and links.
• MCH Resources for Training and Faculty Collaboration
  Includes the MCH leadership competencies and learning portals such as the MCH Navigator.

Students, Fellow, and Trainee Resources

• Trainee Toolkit
  Helps orient new and current MCH Trainees to our network of MCH professionals.
• MCH Resources for Training and Faculty Collaboration
  Includes the MCH leadership competencies and learning portals such as the MCH Navigator.
• Student Internship Opportunities
  Our Workforce Division accepts applications from highly motivated graduate students in good standing at schools of public health or other health-related training programs in the United States.

Our work in context

• History and Roots of our Nation’s Maternal and Child Health Work
• Map of workforce training and development currently funded projects