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Training Calendar

Page last updated on Tuesday September 27 2011

Training and Educational Activities

For more information, contact the PHP&R office at 919-715-0919.

 
FREE ONLINE
ICS TRAINING!		 ICS in Action: Using Incident Command System in Public Health Outbreak Investigations
Free Continuing Education Credits for this training!
For additional information and registration, please go to:
http://cphp.sph.unc.edu/training/HEP_ICSPH/certificate.php		 ONLINE
September 2011
21-23
SAVE THE DATE		 North Carolina Public Health Association’s (NCPHA) 100th Annual Educational Conference
SAVE THE DATE		 Charlotte, NC
October 2011
November 2011
  ICS 300
For more information, please contact Kevin Kupietz at kupietzk@halifaxcc.edu or call 252-536-7212 or 252-536-7293 		 
December 2011

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