Project Firstline

NACCHO is proud to be a partner of CDC’s Project Firstline, a comprehensive infection control program designed to help prevent the spread of infectious diseases in U.S. healthcare settings. Project Firstline is committed to preparing the public health workforce and frontline healthcare workers to protect themselves, their patients, and their communities from infectious disease threats.

By offering resources, training and technical assistance for infection prevention and control (IPC)—a set of practices which aim to prevent the transmission of infectious diseases, including hand hygiene, personal protective equipment (PPE), and vaccination—the initiative is designed to help every frontline healthcare worker gain IPC knowledge and confidence.

  • Press Release

NACCHO Awards $1.3 Million to Strengthen Infection...

The funding, totaling $1.3 million, will support local health departments with...

Feb 14, 2024

NACCHO Awards $1.3 Million to Strengthen Infection...

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  • Tools & Resources ID Featured Infection, Prevention, and Control Infectious Disease

New Report: Local Health Department Infection Prevention...

To advance local health department engagement in IPC activities, NACCHO, in...

Sep 08, 2021 | Erin Laird

New Report: Local Health Department Infection Prevention...

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Project Firstline Training Modules

Browse the currently available training modules from Project Firstline. Check back periodically for new and updated trainings!

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Project Firstline Training Modules

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Community Health Program

Christina Baum

Director, Infectious Disease

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Community Health Program

Kimberly Nalley

Senior Program Analyst, Infectious Disease

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Community Health Program

Andrea Chavez Calvi

Senior Program Analyst

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Community Health Program

Trent Johnson

Program Analyst, Infectious Disease

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Community Health Program

Dawn Hairston

Project Manager, Infectious Disease

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Community Health Program

Irene Halferty

Communication Specialist, Infectious Disease

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