The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently issued a report on health insurance coverage in the U.S., including a discussion of the possible impacts of the Affordable Care Act.
Now Hiring: New Job Vacancies Posted
If you’re looking for a job in public health, be sure to check our public health jobs page often. We’ve posted several new openings, and will continue to highlight new job opportunities of interest to GPHA members.
Students Urged to Consider Careers in Public Health
High school students hear a sales pitch about careers in public health.
Gubernatorial Candidates Weigh in on Public Health Issues
Roy Barnes and Nathan Deal, both candidates for Governor of Georgia, issued statements to Partner Up! for Public Health about public health and the structure of public health in Georgia.
The Capitol Corner: October 26, 2010
The Commission charged with making recommendations about the organizational structure of Public Health seems likely to recommend that Public Health become an independent agency.
November Ballot to Include Amendment Beneficial to GA's Trauma System
An amendment on the ballot would increase the car tag fee in Georgia to help fund the state’s trauma care system.
Nominations Accepted for Sellers-McCroan Award
The award is presented annually to an individual whose work has had significant impact on epidemiology and/or laboratory services at the state, district or county levels; in academia; or in hospitals. Nominations will be accepted through November 16.
APHA Praises Senate for Protecting Prevention and Public Health Fund
The American Public Health Association commends the U.S. Senate for blocking a measure that would have been detrimental to the Prevention and Public Health Fund.
GPHA Leaders Offer Testimony To Public Health Commission
Dr. Bob Stolarick, Dr. Doug Skelton and Russ Toal offer testimony as the commission considers reorganizing the Division of Public Health in Georgia.
NACCHO Begins Vaccines for Children Campaign
The National Association of County and City Health Officials is alerting members that local health departments may begin receiving calls in response to a new vaccine promotion campaign.