Technical Assistance & Training

We help organizations strengthen public health through training and technical assistance, built on 60 years of experience and expanded through CDC-supported national partnership work.

Explore Our Solutions Menu

Click on each card category to learn more about what we offer.

Health Workforce DevelopmentBuild skills, confidence, and capacity across teams with training designed around your goals.

Health Workforce Development

What you get:

Needs assessment
Custom eLearning modules
Live workshops
Project ECHO cohorts
Microcredential pathways
Evaluation and improvement plans.

Community-driven StrategiesCo-design approaches with communities and residents, CHWs, and local partners to improve access, trust, and outcomes.

Community-driven Strategies

What you get:

Community engagement plans
CHW integration toolkits
Enhanced workflows
Measurement frameworks
Practice change coaching

Technology-based Solutions (Telehealth & Digital Access)Translate telehealth policy and platform choices into usable workflows that expand access.

Technology-Based Solutions (Telehealth & Digital Access)

What you get:

Policy interpretation
Platform selection
Implementation playbooks
Access point design
Staff training
Sustainability planning

Rural Health StrategiesDesign cost‑effective models for frontier and rural communities, from workforce to digital infrastructure.

Rural Health Strategies

What you get:

Partnership development
Rural uptake strategies
Payer navigation
Transportation alternatives
Access point mapping
Trust-building communications

Services include:

60-minute consultation (rapid scoping and next-steps roadmap)

Workshops (virtual or onsite; custom)

Guides and toolkits (ready to use, with templates)

Tailored templates (brand, workflow, language)

Custom eLearning courses

Evaluation and improvement plans (PM/QI methods)

✨Let’s start with your goals.✨

Why Partner With Us

We are one of 48 organizations funded through the CDC National Partners Cooperative Agreement, the CDC's largest mechanism for strengthening health systems and workforce.

Community-driven, cross‑disciplinary expertise

Technology, workforce, rural health, and community engagement under one roof.

Real-world training at scale

Our eLearning programs have reached more than 21,000 users across all 50 U.S. states and 33 countries, with rapid development for priority audiences.

Leaders in digital solutions

More than a decade delivering tiered technical assistance that ranges from quick answers to in‑depth consulting on telehealth and innovative digital health solutions.

What Partnership Looks Like

light green icons of a target with an arrow in the middle, two location pins and a connecting line, clipboard with checklist and rocketship, and gauge with chart and lightbulb. Arrows connecting each one with text: Your Goals, co-design a tailored plan, pilot, scale, sustain, and measurable impact.

We begin with a consult to clarify your goals and constraints, then co‑design a plan using MCD’s proven models. Our process ensures rapid answers when you need them and deeper engagements when you’re ready to build or scale.

Our approach is rooted in partnership. We balance local needs and strengths with evidence-based strategies to create custom, robust, and scalable solutions.

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Screening for All: Accessible preventive screenings

We developed dozens of implementation resources that make preventive screening more inclusive and accessible, improving patient experience and accessibility.

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Telehealth Access Points: Bringing care closer to home

MCD supported 91 group homes across Maine to launch telehealth equipment, enabling 1,500+ residents with Medicaid to connect with primary care and behavioral health providers from their residence, reducing no‑shows and strengthening continuity.

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Strengthening Patient Care and Building Trust: Resources that change practice

From trust‑building communications to workflow tools for accessible care, we deliver practical resources that teams can adopt quickly and adapt locally.

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Community Health Workers: Building the workforce through training

MCD provides virtual, self-paced Community Health Worker (CHW) Core Competency Training to individuals who want to become a CHW for their community.

Resources

Explore some of our ready-to-use tools, guides, and trainings:

eLearning

Dozens of free and low-cost, self-paced learning for workforce development across various topics.

Toolkit: Telehealth Access Points

Comprehensive toolkit for setting up telehealth access in community organizations.

Guide for Accessible Practices

A step-by-step approach to make a medical practice more accessible and improve preventive screening rates for patients with disabilities.

🤝 Ready to Partner With Us?

Let's design a path that fits your goals, timeline, and budget:

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About Us

MCD Global Health is a recognized national training and technical assistance provider and recipient of U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) National Partners Cooperative Agreement.

We are one of 48 organizations funded through the National Partners Cooperative Agreement: Strengthening Public Health Systems and Services through National Partnerships to Improve and Protect the Nation’s Health. This is CDC’s largest umbrella funding mechanism used to fund partners to support public health infrastructure and workforce needs.

Funding statement: This website is supported by the U.S. CDC of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) as part of a financial assistance award totaling $974,773.00 with 100% funded by CDC/HHS. The contents are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily represent the official views of, nor an endorsement, by CDC/HHS, or the U.S. Government.