Training the next generation of Maternal and Child Health leaders
Training the next generation of Maternal and Child Health leaders
The Center of Excellence (CoE) is part of a network of 13 CoEs across the country funded by the Health Resources & Services Administration (HRSA). Our purpose is to improve the health of birthing persons, infants, children, youth, and their families by training future and current MCH practitioners.
The Emory Rollins CoE acknowledges gender diversity and fluidity during the life course and strives to provide culturally sensitive training. We are dedicated to encouraging the use of gender-inclusive language in parental and child health. We are continuously evaluating our use of language and updating it on our website where possible.
The MCH Certificate is a rigorous program intended for master’s students who are committed to the development and promotion of the MCH field. Students take classes together and attend events like the one pictured here.
The MPH Fellowship promotes diversity and inclusion in MCH workforce by offering financial support to trainees from historically disadvantaged backgrounds.
The MCH Doctoral Epidemiology Fellowship is designed to support pre-doctoral level trainees in Epidemiology with interest in applied or academic work in Maternal and Child Health.
The MCH Doctoral Fellowship is designed to support pre-doctoral level trainees in public health and nutrition with interest in academic or applied work in Maternal and Child Health.
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