Our team includes five staff members and consultants who bring a rich history of assisting community based organizations, federal agencies, health departments, regional health councils, pharmaceutical companies, and hospitals. Since 1997, Skills4 has facilitated trainings, written clinic protocols, and written grant applications to support improved healthcare and prevention services in 42 states. Collectively, our staff and consultants have

In some cases, you can request Skills4’s services at no cost to your agency or clinic by submitting a CRIS request through the CDC.  For all other projects, Skills4’s project lead will advise on the most economical level of service needed to achieve you goals.  The first step is to contact us at info@skills4.org

Our team includes five staff members and consultants who bring a rich history of assisting community based organizations, federal agencies, health departments, regional health councils, pharmaceutical companies, and hospitals. Since 1997, Skills4 has facilitated trainings, written clinic protocols, and written grant applications to support improved healthcare and prevention services in 42 states. Collectively, our staff and consultants have

• Directed disease prevention and care programs at
   five community health agencies;

• Managed CDC demonstration projects, NIH and NIMH
   research projects, university dissemination studies, and an
   FDA clinical device trial;

• Served on advisory boards and review committees
   for the CDC;

• Facilitated seminars and workshops at national
   conferences, high school and college assemblies,
   planning council meetings, and international
   headquarters.• Directed the national Technical Assistance hub to the Ryan White service provider community, HRSA’s TARGET HIV Center;

• Written white papers and epidemiological reports
   for regional health coalitions and state health
   departments;
• Written clinical testing protocols for  U.S. territories;

• Secured new funding for national health providers,
  federally qualified health centers, integrated health
  service centers, and small grass roots agencies;

• Coordinated regional and national health
   conferences;

• Published in peer review journals, as well as health editorials in trade magazines, consumer health magazines, and newspapers;

• Created original educational videos, distributed by
   national vendors;

• Created and maintained websites for community
   based organizations, federal health service
   providers, and commercial interests.

In some cases, you can request Skills4’s services at no cost to your agency or clinic by submitting a CRIS request through the CDC.  For all other projects, Skills4’s project lead will advise on the most economical level of service needed to achieve you goals.  The first step is to contact us at info@skills4.org

Our team includes five staff members and consultants who bring a rich history of assisting community based organizations, federal agencies, health departments, regional health councils, pharmaceutical companies, and hospitals. Since 1997, Skills4 has facilitated trainings, written clinic protocols, and written grant applications to support improved healthcare and prevention services in 42 states. Collectively, our staff and consultants have

• Directed disease prevention and care
  programs at five community health
  agencies;

• Managed CDC demonstration projects, NIH and NIMH
   research projects, university dissemination studies, and an
   FDA clinical device trial;

• Served on advisory boards and review
  committees for the CDC;

• Facilitated seminars and workshops at
  national conferences, high school and
  college assemblies, planning council
  meetings, and international headquarters.
• Directed the national Technical Assistance hub to the Ryan White service provider community, HRSA’s TARGET HIV Center;

• Written white papers and epidemiological
  reports for regional health coalitions and
  state health departments;
• Written clinical testing protocols for  U.S.
  territories;

• Secured new funding for national health
  providers, federally qualified health centers,
  integrated health service centers, and small
  grass roots agencies;

• Coordinated regional and national health
   conferences;

• Published in peer review journals, as well as health editorials in trade magazines, consumer health magazines, and newspapers;

• Created original educational videos,
  distributed by national vendors;

• Created and maintained websites for
  community based organizations, federal
  health service providers, and commercial
  interests

In some cases, you can request Skills4’s services at no cost to your agency or clinic by submitting a CRIS request through the CDC.  For all other projects, Skills4’s project lead will advise on the most economical level of service needed to achieve you goals.  The first step is to contact us at info@skills4.org