For MPH Students
The Public Health Practicum Logbook
Track Your Hours. Map Your Competencies. Build Your Portfolio.
It's Week 14. Your practicum paper is due in 7 days. And you can't remember what you did in Week 3. This logbook prevents that.
The Problem Every MPH Student Faces
Every semester, thousands of public health students scramble to reconstruct months of practicum activities from scattered notes, forgotten emails, and fading memory.
Thin Documentation
Competency evidence that doesn't convince anyone
Generic ILE Papers
Reflections that feel disconnected from actual work
Undersold Experience
Resumes that don't capture your real contributions
What's Inside
The only documentation system built specifically around CEPH accreditation requirements
16 Weeks of Daily Logs
Space for 200+ hours of practicum activities, organized by week with daily entry rows
CEPH Competency Alignment
Worksheets aligned to all 22 CEPH Foundational Competencies for easy mapping
Weekly Reflection Journals
Structured prompts that feed directly into your ILE paper
Evaluation Rubrics
Mid-point check-in and final evaluation rubrics built right in
Resume Translator
Worksheet to convert practicum work into hiring-ready bullet points
Supervisor Sign-Offs
Signature sections built into every week, not just at the end
Why Track Consistently?
Stronger Evidence
Produce competency documentation that actually demonstrates your skills
Better Papers
Write integrative papers with concrete, specific examples
Interview Ready
Walk into job interviews with real examples of your work
About the Author
Created by Angel Reyes, MPH, MCHES
A public health practitioner who learned the hard way what happens when documentation falls apart. This logbook was born from real experience and designed to solve the problems that every MPH student faces during their practicum.
Your Future Self Will Thank You
Stop documenting your practicum on sticky notes. Start Week 1 right.
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Practicum Tips & Resources
Expert advice for making the most of your MPH practicum experience
This product is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or officially connected to CEPH (Council on Education for Public Health) or any academic institution. Students should always defer to their program's specific requirements.