Upcoming Webinar

Biosafety Cabinets 101

Biosafety cabinets are a critical engineering control when working with special pathogens. On March 25, 2026, at 1:00 PM EDT, join NETEC for an in-depth session covering BSC types, airflow and filtration principles, and best practices for safe and effective use. This webinar is ideal for healthcare workers, laboratorians, safety professionals, and facility personnel supporting high-consequence infectious disease preparedness.

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New Podcast

NETEC’s 10th Anniversary Episode

As NETEC marks 10 years of advancing high-consequence infectious disease preparedness, we’re proud to share a special anniversary episode of Transmission Interrupted featuring NETEC’s three Co-Principal Investigators. In this milestone conversation, they reflect on how NETEC was built in the wake of the 2014 Ebola response, the lessons learned over the past decade, and the vision for the future of the National Special Pathogen System.

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How We Lead

National Special Pathogens System (NSPS)

The National Special Pathogen System (NSPS) helps the country prepare the health care system, protect the health care workforce, and respond to special pathogen events by coordinating special pathogen care across the United States.

Recent News

EMS and Hospital Coordination for Special Pathogens Transport 

March 3, 2026

Takeaways from an episode of Transmission Interrupted with experts discussing EMS–hospital coordination, preparedness, and communication for safe HCID patient transport.

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Hantavirus: Clinical Insights, Emerging Evidence, and What Every Healthcare Worker Should Know  

February 23, 2026

Key takeaways from a Transmission Interrupted podcast episode on hantavirus: exposure risks, diagnosis, and clinical red flags every provider should know.

Global Perspectives on Pediatric & Perinatal HCID Care: Lessons From U.S. and U.K. Leaders in Preparedness

February 17, 2026

U.S. and U.K. leaders who joined NETEC’s Global Rounds on share real-world lessons, simulation findings, and strategies that strengthen readiness for some of the rarest — yet highest-risk — scenarios in infectious disease care.