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CALIFORNIA WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT Paul B. Kimsey PhD · Katya Ledin, PhD, MPH HCLD(ABB) APHL Annual Meeting June 4, 2019

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Page 1: CALIFORNIA WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT...• Received 1 st year grant of $522,588 and annual commitment of $322,000 • 10 Fellows @ $18,000-$93,000 each/year • 1 Program Coordinator @

CALIFORNIA WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENTPaul B. Kimsey PhD · Katya Ledin, PhD, MPH HCLD(ABB)

APHL Annual Meeting June 4, 2019

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California Local Public Health Laboratory Network

• Population 39.56 million• Area 163,696 square miles• 61 Local Health Jurisdictions• 29 Local Public Health Labs

+ 1 State Lab• Public Health Laboratory activities

have been regulated since 1940s; requirements predate CLIA

Presenter
Presentation Notes
CA has 12% of total USA population – 39.56M (328.84M US total) CA has > population than TX, FL, NY, IL; almost as much as FL+NY combined; more than the total population of the smallest 22 states Same way that state labs act as filters for CDC, in CA the local labs act as filters for CDPH: Primary PHL testing for most populous state Communicable disease control & prevention Local testing needs Reference and consultation services for local providers Laboratory Response Networks: LRN (BT), PulseNet, FoodNet, CaliciNet, RLN, etc.
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CA PHLD must possess all of the following:• Doctoral degree• National board certification

– 2 years supervisory experience in high-complexity testing

– Administrative and technical board exam

• Post- baccalaureate level PHM certificate• Four years of PHL work experience

CA and CLIA Laboratory Director Requirements

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Workforce planning very important b/c of demographics – baby boomer generation retiring Requirements are not just to limit entrance to this position (protecting turf) State level requirements – CA created standards long before existed at Federal level Fed requirements overlap New collaboration between CAPHLD & LFS to help non-traditional candidates meet CA requirements: 1st success story this year Debate about PHM requirement – is a surrogate measurement of capability to perform bench testing
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History of LabAspire• Collaboration between UCLA, UC Davis, UC

Berkeley, CAPHLD, and CCLHO • Funded by CDPH DCDC from 2006-2012

– 15 alumni, including:• 7 PHL directors• 1 assistant PHL director• 2 hospital directors• 1 UCLA faculty member • numerous microbiologists working in public health

• 18 trainees in the pipeline to become PHL directors when funding for this program vanished in 2012 due to state budget shortfalls.

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Earlier version of program was less focused: funded trainees at BS, MS, MPH and PhD levels in addition to post-doctoral fellowships PHL Directors: Mark Pandori, Nikki, Megan, Zenda, Rachel Rees, Errin Ryder, Shantelle Lucas (7) Assistant PHL Directors: Kate Wainwright Hospital directors: UCLA faculty member:
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California Public Health Laboratories

California’s Public Health

Laboratory Director Crisis

Presenter
Presentation Notes
29 LPHLs and State PHL
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LabAspire II - Proposed Mechanism

Competitive annual awards through CDPH-OSPHLD

• Candidates & sponsoring LPHLs re-apply each year

• Quarterly progress reports required to continue funding

• Flexible to accommodate candidates who can complete requirements sooner

• PHEP funding through counties to save overhead

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Post-doctoral fellowship program targeted to increase candidates for specific needs Quarterly progress reports and annual re-application for accountability and staying closely connected with program
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LabAspire II – Target Demographic

Candidates meeting training and/or experience requirements

• Must already have PHM certification• PhDs with PHL employment who need

supervisory experience ➤ F︎ellowship for Supervisor- or Assistant Director-level salary

• Experienced PHL managers/supervisors with MS who are accepted into new APHL-USF DrPH program ➤ Fellowship for DrPH tuition

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Fellowship program – needed to choose candidates who were close to completing requirements in order to show success: Must already have California Public Health Microbiologist certification (6 month full-time training program and certification exam)
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Rebuilding LabAspire II

• Received 1st year grant of $522,588 and annual commitment of $322,000

• 10 Fellows @ $18,000-$93,000 each/year• 1 Program Coordinator @ $22,190/year• Equipment, supplies and technology to

update state training facility first year only

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Received about 1/3 of original request, so we figured out how to operate the program on that amount. Luckily, there were a large number of very highly qualified candidates who were eager to participate. Were able to create 10 positions from Senior PHM to PHLAD– all candidates have significant experience Average request ~$35,000; DrPH requests $22,500 Program Coordinator hired through local laboratory State training facility – one-time funds to update first year Original request information: Requested 5 year commitment of funds Allows candidates to acquire PHM & 4 years of PHL experience required by CDPH-LFS 6 AD positions @ $165,000 each/year 1 CDPH program manager/trainer @ $145,000/year Equipment, supplies and technology to update state training facility @ $65,000 / year $1,200,000 / year = $6,000,000 total requested
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Obstacles• Jurisdictions can’t create or get BOS

approval for PHLAD or other supervisory positions, even with 100% funding

• Board organizations will only accept specific majors and areas of PhD study

• ABMM requirement: years of laboratory training and experience only counted after PhD

• CDPH not able to host Program Coordinator; must be hired through local jurisdiction

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Some small and rural jurisdictions don’t have budget or mechanism to
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Fellowship in progress

Fellowship completed

Other succession plan

LabAspire II 2017-2019

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Typically only 2 LPHLs have had their own succession plans, so LabAspire increased succession plans state wide by 6x
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LabAspire Fellows

Lydia MikhailOCPHL

Shantelle LucasSMCPHL

Harmeet KaurSCPHL

Stephanie TrammellSFDPHL

Kristina HsiehCDPH

Jeremy CorriganHCPHL

Pepper StocktonSCPHL

Denise LopezTCPHL

Brandon BoninSCCPHL

Beatrix KapusinszkyNSYMPHL

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Successes

• Years 1 & 2 - 10 fellowship positions funded

• First 2 alumni already working as PHLDs• 2 additional alumni passed ABB PHLD

exams• Monthly state-wide web broadcast of

Leadership Lectures on PHLD topics• Fellows support network and study

groups for board exams

Presenter
Presentation Notes
Year 1 – 2017-18; year 2 – 2018-19 (this year) Leadership lectures available to all
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Future directions

• Expand fellowship criteria to include candidates earlier on career path

• Seek funding to add pre-doctoral training

• Continue to partner with APHL and USF on PHL-specific DrPH program

• Encourage alumni to become mentors

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Questions?