Join a growing movement of public health leaders.

Become a Member of NADrPH

Join a growing movement of public health leaders.
As a member of the National Association for Doctors of Public Health (NADrPH), you'll be part of a vibrant, dedicated community of professionals committed to advancing public health leadership. Whether you're a current student, early career professional, or seasoned leader, our organization offers valuable opportunities to grow, connect, and make a lasting impact.

Why Join NADrPH?

Join a network of over 700 public health leaders dedicated to advancing the field. As a member, you’ll gain access to exclusive resources, leadership opportunities, and a community that supports your growth.

Professional Growth

We provide a range of resources and opportunities to help you advance your career and contribute to the field of public health leadership. As a member, you can:

  • Step into Leadership Roles
    Gain access to exclusive leadership opportunities within NADrPH and the broader public health community.

  • Receive Mentorship & Career Development
    Participate in our mentorship programs designed to support your personal and professional growth. Additionally, we feature the Emory Job Board, a resource providing access to a range of job listings that can help align your career trajectory with your professional goals and areas of interest. Whether you're a student, early career, or experienced professional, there's guidance tailored for you.

  • Join the “WriteWell” Professional Writing Group
    Sharpen your writing skills and explore authorship opportunities in a collaborative environment dedicated to advancing public health knowledge. We support a variety of professional writings like dissertations, manuscripts, and policy briefs, with regular Zoom sessions for writing accountability, where members can share progress, write together, share resources, and get feedback. To join the WriteWell group, you can either fill out this form or email us at writewell@nadrph.org.

Exclusive Access

NADrPH members enjoy special privileges that help you stay informed, build connections, and save money. These benefits include:

  • Events & Activities
    Take part in member-only events, workshops, and activities that focus on current public health issues and professional development.

  • Membership Directory
    Access our exclusive directory to connect with other DrPH professionals, students, and leaders across the country.

  • Discounted Registration for the Annual Conference
    Attend our flagship conference at a reduced rate, where you’ll learn from top experts, engage in meaningful discussions, and grow your network.

Membership for Every Stage of Your Career

NADrPH offers tiered membership options to make joining accessible at every stage of your DrPH journey. We support students, early career professionals, and established leaders with affordable rates:

  • DrPH Student: $25/year
    For current DrPH students, this membership provides affordable access to all of our member benefits, mentorship programs, and professional development opportunities.

  • Early Career (within 2 years of graduation): $30/year
    Designed for those who have recently graduated, this tier helps you transition into the workforce with exclusive career development resources.

  • Regular Member (more than 2 years since graduation): $50/year
    For experienced professionals, this tier offers advanced opportunities for leadership, networking, and continued growth in your career.

  • School-Based Membership: $25 per student up to 50 students ($1250 max price)
    DrPH Programs can provide free memberships to their students for a 12 month period. A great perk to add to your program's recruiting strategy. Email vicepresident@nadrph.org to learn more.

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Ready to Make an Impact?

By becoming a member of NADrPH, you’ll gain access to resources and a community that will help you grow as a public health leader. Join today and start making a difference in your career and the broader field of public health.