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North Shore Public Health Collaborative (NSPHC) es una asociación regional de ocho departamentos de salud locales: Beverly, Danvers, Lynn, Marblehead, Nahant, Peabody, Salem y Swampscott.
NSPHC recibe apoyo a través de una subvención estatal de Excelencia en Salud Pública, que proporciona a los departamentos de salud locales financiación para personal y recursos compartidos. Nuestro trabajo se centra en mejorar y ampliar los servicios que brindan nuestros departamentos de salud locales para prevenir enfermedades y promover la salud en nuestras comunidades.
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In line with the Mass DPH Workforce Standards, inspectors, agents, directors, and Board of Health (BOH) members who perform inspections are encouraged to complete the Massachusetts Local Public Health Inspector Training (LPHIT) programs
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The Tier 2 Instructor-Guided Learning (formerly known as LPHIT) courses are available both in-person and virtually, with multiple sessions scheduled throughout the year.
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Before participating in Tier 2 Instructor-Guided Learning you must finish the prerequisites for food & the prerequisites for housing outlined by OLRH in Tier 1 -- Essential Knowledge.
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If you do NOT have a TRAIN Account, follow the instructions here.
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Information about upcoming LPHIT classroom trainings will be shared on the Northeast Public Health Hub Webpage as the courses become available.
Who Needs to Complete Tier 3, Applied Practice?
Our Training Hub, consisting of over 660,000 residents, encompasses 29 municipalities across 5 different Shared Service Agreements, including 5 Non-Public Health Excellence grant communities, situated in Essex and Middlesex counties. We are committed to fostering a knowledgeable and skilled public health workforce that can effectively serve our diverse communities. Salem is the Training Hub Host (the entity that receives grant funding from OLRH and manages grant responsbilities)
List of SSAs within the Northeast Training Hub (lead agency listed first):
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Merrimack Valley Public Health Alliance: Amesbury, Georgetown, Groveland, Merrimack, Newbury, Newburyport, Rowley, West Newbury
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Eastern Essex Regional Public Health Coalition: Hamilton, Essex, Rockport, Wenham
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Essex Tri-Town Shared Health Initiative: Middleton, Topsfield, Boxford
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North Shore Public Health Collaborative: Salem, Beverly, Danvers, Lynn, Marblehead, Nahant, Peabody, Swampscott,
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Mystic Valley Public Health Coalition: Melrose, Medford, Malden, Stoneham, Wakefield, Winchester
Benefits of Shared Service Agreements:
Shared service agreements offer numerous benefits, including cost efficiency, enhanced access to resources, streamlined processes, and the opportunity for mutual learning and collaboration among municipalities.
Hub Structure
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Shared Service Agreements (SSAs):
The Northeast Public Health Training Hub operates in conjunction with shared service agreements (SSAs), which foster collaboration among municipalities to optimize resource allocation and service delivery. Under these agreements, participating municipalities can access training resources and expertise efficiently, thereby enhancing their capacity to address public health challenges effectively.
Sharing of Services across the North Shore:
Within the Northeast Public Health Training Hub and its affiliated SSAs, there is a robust culture of sharing services and resources. This includes but is not limited to training programs, expertise exchange, best practices dissemination, and collaborative initiatives aimed at addressing regional public health challenges collectively.
Thank you for your dedication to public health excellence, and we look forward to continued collaboration and partnership within the NSPHC and Northeast Public Health Training Hub across the North Shore region.
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Contact Us
Terry Kennedy
978-594-3302
Hub Trainer: Housing
Stephen Casey, Jr.
978-414-6885
Training Hub Coordinator
Steven Kahn
Address
98 Washington St
3rd Floor
Salem, Massachusetts, 01970
Opening Hours
Monday - Wednesday: 8am - 4pm
Thursday: 8am - 7pm
Friday: 8am - 12pm
Saturday & Sunday: Closed
Hub Trainer: Food
978-414-6703
1 : 1 Coaching Sessions
OBJECTIVE: Recognize what Food Inspectors are doing well and discuss how to take their inspections to the next level
WHO'S ELIGIBLE: Any inspector at any experience level who is an authorized agent and trained on their jurisdiction's policies and inspection forms
How It Works: A Hub Trainer accompanies an Inspector on one or more routine food inspections in their jurisdiction. The Trainer observes or leads, based on the Inspector's experience and learning style. Minimal input is given during the inspection to avoid interference. Afterward, the Trainer and Inspector debrief, discuss key points, and identify ways to improve future inspections. The Trainer also shares useful tools and resources.
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Applied Practice Inquiry/Contact Us!
Verify Completion of Prerequisites here
Training Resources
Upcoming Tier 2 (Instructor Guided Learning) Courses
Other Training Opportunities
Title V Courses
System Inspector (SI) Certification Course*:
The Summer 2024 class is now full.
Soil Evaluator (SE) Certification:
The Fall 2024 class is being planned.
To sign up for notifications for the next course, email
Lead Determinator
The Lead Determinator Training course offered
by the Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention
Program (CLPPP) has a waitlist. Date & Location TBD
