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Our training and educational options offer an opportunity to build or refine technical skills and earn contact hours. Our career development programs help individuals grow professionally, while our workforce resources provide leaders with population-level data on our community and provide guidance on recruitment and retention strategies.
Explore Professional Development Opportunities #### Workforce Development * Building and Supporting Your Workforce * Public Health Laboratory Ambassadors #### APHL Training and Workforce Programs * Career Pathways in Public Health Laboratory Science Whether you’re looking for the latest in educational materials or simply to network with other industry leaders, APHL has what you’re looking for.
We offer a variety of ways for you to connect with other laboratory professionals, including events, communities, committees and more.
Upcoming Events and Webinars * Presenter Resource Center #### Engage With a Committee * APHL Board of Directors * ColLABorate Communities * Training Partner Community Connection * More Ways to Get Involved ### Representing your laboratory APHL is your representative, safeguarding public health through advocacy for public health laboratories and federal partners, and providing expert testimony, guidance and comments on federal legislation and regulations.
* Regulatory Response and Advocacy ### Providing information you need APHL is proud to keep our members up to date on the latest developments in the industry.
We highlight key initiatives, topics and data across a variety of formats: we tell the stories of public health laboratories through our magazine, Lab Matters, and our blog, Lab Culture News, guide and inform laboratory work with our technical resources, and keep you informed of it all with our newsletters.
#### Our Technical Resources * APHL Peer-reviewed Articles * Member-developed Resource Center * Emergency Response Resources * Laboratory Resource Exchange * Training Needs Assessments * Public Health Laboratory Impact Tool * Public Health Laboratory System Database * Public Health Pricing List APHL welcomes members from state and local public health laboratories as well as environmental, chemical, agricultural and food safety labs.
Companies, individuals and students also are encouraged to join! #### Our Corporate Partners * Corporate Engagement Opportunities * Corporate Leadership Council #### Member Recognition & Involvement * Awards and Member Recognition * Public Health Laboratory Appreciation Month What are you looking for?
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Our training and educational options offer an opportunity to build or refine technical skills and earn contact hours. Our career development programs help individuals grow professionally, while our workforce resources provide leaders with population-level data on our community and provide guidance on recruitment and retention strategies.
Explore Professional Development Opportunities #### Workforce Development * Building and Supporting Your Workforce * Public Health Laboratory Ambassadors #### APHL Training and Workforce Programs * Career Pathways in Public Health Laboratory Science #### Events & Communities Whether you’re looking for the latest in educational materials or simply to network with other industry leaders, APHL has what you’re looking for.
We offer a variety of ways for you to connect with other laboratory professionals, including events, communities, committees and more.
Upcoming Events and Webinars * Presenter Resource Center #### Engage With a Committee * APHL Board of Directors * ColLABorate Communities * Training Partner Community Connection * More Ways to Get Involved #### Advocacy & Policy APHL is your representative, safeguarding public health through advocacy for public health laboratories and federal partners, and providing expert testimony, guidance and comments on federal legislation and regulations.
* Regulatory Response and Advocacy #### APHL Publications APHL is proud to keep our members up to date on the latest developments in the industry.
We highlight key initiatives, topics and data across a variety of formats: we tell the stories of public health laboratories through our magazine, Lab Matters, and our blog, Lab Culture News, guide and inform laboratory work with our technical resources, and keep you informed of it all with our newsletters.
#### Our Technical Resources * APHL Peer-reviewed Articles * Member-developed Resource Center * Emergency Response Resources * Laboratory Resource Exchange * Training Needs Assessments * Public Health Laboratory Impact Tool * Public Health Laboratory System Database * Public Health Pricing List #### Membership APHL welcomes members from state and local public health laboratories as well as environmental, chemical, agricultural and food safety labs.
Companies, individuals and students also are encouraged to join! #### Our Corporate Partners * Corporate Engagement Opportunities * Corporate Leadership Council #### Member Recognition & Involvement * Awards and Member Recognition * Public Health Laboratory Appreciation Month * About Public Health Laboratories What are you looking for?
* Upcoming LRN-B Technical Meeting September 1 - 3, 2026 * Laboratory Internship Overview * Internship Application Information * Career Pathways in Public Health Laboratory Science * TB Cooperative Agreement ToolkitToolkit * An Investigation of <em>Salmonella</em> Infections Linked to Moringa-Containing Products Was Reopened: What to Know About the Recalls and the ResponseLab Culture News article 2.
Training & Professional Development The Public Health Laboratory Fellowship Program: an APHL-CDC Initiative prepares scientists for careers in public health laboratory science. Frequently Asked Questions ## Your Fellowship Journey ### Prospective Applicants ## Building a Robust Laboratory Workforce Career Pathways Participation A visual overview of the Career Pathways programs by the numbers. The dashboard is at the bottom of the page.
Career Pathways in Public Health Laboratory Science APHL and the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) partner to offer a variety of laboratory fellowship programs to train and prepare scientists for careers in public health laboratories, via the Career Pathways in Public Health Laboratory Science Program.
The program is open to US citizens or permanent residents currently enrolled at an accredited institution and in pursuit of a relevant certificate, associate’s, bachelor’s or master’s degree. The primary goal of the program is to increase the public health laboratory workforce through hands-on programs for students, support for early-career and experienced professionals, and opportunities for networking and leadership development.
Fellowships support a wide spectrum of public health laboratory program areas. Each fellow will be trained in alignment with established public health laboratory core competencies and will work on unique program-specific projects and other initiatives at host laboratories. Fellows will work on projects specific to a laboratory science focus area that will support public health, One Health and other initiatives.
Below are examples of the different focus areas fellows could be matched with and placed into: * Bioinformatics and Molecular Biology * Emergency Preparedness and Response * Laboratory Operations and Support Services The Fellowship Program offers a minimum one-year laboratory placement under the guidance of a mentor from the host laboratory. A complete guide to the Fellowship Program.
Fellowship Program Handbook - March 2026 Have more questions? Visit our Fellowships FAQs page to for answers to questions ranging from how to manage the application process to payroll and tax liability information. Information for Current Fellows Find resources and information essential to completing your fellowship, such as curriculum requirements, report templates, guidelines and communications.
Program Alumni Opportunities Many former fellows have found permanent positions at their host laboratories fellowship alumni enjoy access to the network of fellows, mentors and wider public health laboratory community.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Bachelor's, master's, or doctorate degree holders. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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