Online Data for Health Leadership Lab
- Organization: National Network of Public Health Institutes (NNPHI)
- Type: Workshop
- Location: United States
- Deadline: November 6, 2026
- Funding: No Funding
The National Network of Public Health Institutes (NNPHI), the central hub for public health institutes in the US, is taking applications for the second edition of its fully remote data science and leadership programme for public health professionals. Participants spend about two hours a week from January to May on live virtual sessions, monthly learning modules, DataCamp courses and applied activities tied to their own work, then finish with a culminating activity and a certificate of completion. **What you get:** - Live virtual learning sessions and monthly learning modules, delivered fully remotely - DataCamp courses as part of the programme - Leader connections and conversations with experienced public health professionals, plus other professional development opportunities - Peer learning with your cohort and an asynchronous community of practice - A certificate of completion when you complete the programme **What you'll do:** - Join a virtual orientation and programme kickoff - Work through monthly modules and live sessions that build core data skills alongside leadership skills such as systems thinking, communication, collaboration, adaptive leadership and change management - Apply them to real public health work such as data modernization, quality improvement, programme planning and data-informed decisions, including assignments with other cohort members - Commit about two hours a week from January to May, including time outside live sessions - Finish with a culminating activity at the end of the programme **Key dates:** - Applications close November 6, 2026 (no closing time given) - Decisions by email from ehep@nnphi.org by November 30, 2026 (the form's confirmation message says by January 6, 2027) - Programme runs January to May, about two hours a week (the form gives no year; it follows the November 2026 deadline) **More information:** - Questions go to NNPHI's Environmental Health and Emergency Preparedness team at ehep@nnphi.org - NNPHI's own Lab web page still describes the earlier pilot and says it is closed; this edition's call is published on the application form

