Columbus Public Health is the proud recipient of the National Association of County and City Health Officials (NACCHO)2024 National Champion of Local Governmental Public Health Award. Dr. Mysheika Roberts and our leadership team headed to Detroit, Michigan this week to accept the award! CPH was selected to receive this award because of our work addressing racism as a public health crisis and anti-violence work, the childhood lead free program and the flavored tobacco ban. #healthheroes #NACCHO #champions #community #publichealth
Columbus Public Health
Public Health
Columbus, Ohio 1,503 followers
Working to protect health and improve lives for Columbus and Worthington, Ohio.
About us
Official page of Columbus Public Health which is working to protect health and improve lives in our community.
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columbus.gov/publichealth
External link for Columbus Public Health
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- Public Health
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- 501-1,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Columbus, Ohio
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- Government Agency
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240 Parsons Ave.
Columbus, Ohio 43215, US
Employees at Columbus Public Health
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Camp Public Health is such a great way to learn about the many facets of Public Health! Thank you The Ohio State University College of Public Health for providing hands on experience for our students. You’re looking at some of our future leaders in this amazing field.
Last week we welcomed local teens to Cunz Hall as part #CampPublicHealth. Thank you to Columbus Public Health for giving these young scholars the opportunity to see how they can make a difference in their communities.
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The @Surgeon_General has once again sounded the alarm on gun violence as an urgent public health issue. We are working with city partners to build resilience and a safer community through anti-violence programs ReRoute, the Right Response Unit, VOICE and the CARE Coalition, but we need your help too. If you have a gun, keep it unloaded and locked, especially if you have children. Learn more about our programs and see how to get a free lock box at https://lnkd.in/gdxxPc9J. See the Surgeon General’s report at https://lnkd.in/g_mcn4w9.
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Congratulations to our Columbus Board of Health Member Joshua Joseph, MD, MPH, FAHA! Thank you for all you do to protect health and improve lives in our community!
We take much pride in featuring and spotlighting some of Central Ohio phenomenal People of Color… Meet Drs. Reversa and Joshua Joseph. They both are a dynamic duo in the medical field. Brilliant, Courageous, and Committed is exactly how most would describe the Joseph’s. In our June issues of MAHOGANY COLUMBUS that releases today they are (1) of (3) phenomenal healthcare heroes we’ve featured on our front cover. Just know this husband and wife team of doctors have made a commitment to the well-being of the African American community and those from other marginalized communities. You can read much more about their passionate work in medical field in Central Ohio by subscribing to Mahogany Columbus. #fortheculture #doctors #physcians #centralihio #diversity #peopleofcolor
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Join us for this discussion for health professionals on the importance of naming racism in public health, addressing racism to achieve health equity, and understanding how health equity and institutional racism affect access to care. Register here: https://lnkd.in/gm2C67fA.
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Join us June 9 from 2-4 p.m. at the Franklin Park Conservatory & Botanical Gardens for a community conversation on how food producers and consumers can promote justice, sustainability and control over what and how we grow and eat. Register here: https://lnkd.in/gAzyrBER.
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Thank you for joining us, Laurel Beatty Blunt!
Public Health Professional | Strategic Thinker | Tenacious Learner | Solution Oriented Collaborator
Dr. Mysheika Williams Roberts and Judge Laurel Beatty Blunt had a lively and educational discussion today. The judicial system is only one piece of the puzzle that contributes to the fabric of our community. We must break down existing silos to strengthen collaboration and information sharing for the betterment of our community. Expanding beyond individual interventions, and addressing the policies and systems that create barriers to achieving positive health and social outcomes is a key component in addressing the political determinants of health. Columbus Public Health
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