biodefense workforce development

Biodefense workforce development refers to the process of training and preparing professionals to respond to biological threats, such as disease outbreaks or bioterrorism. This involves education in areas like public health, epidemiology, and laboratory science to ensure a skilled workforce can effectively prevent, detect, and respond to biological risks. Strong workforce development enhances collaboration among government, healthcare, and research institutions, making sure the community is ready to safeguard public health and safety in the face of potential biological challenges. By investing in training and resources, we build a more resilient system against biological threats.