Local health departments face resource shortages, restrictive funding, and outdated health records, fostering a scarcity mindset among leaders—challenges worsened post-pandemic. With ARP funding, Tiffany Erichsen has focused on workforce development, leadership training, and fostering collaboration among rural health educators. Her work emphasizes strategic planning, community building, and regional support to strengthen local public health systems.

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