New Hampshire Public Health Association

PUBLIC POLICY
New Hampshire Public Health Association (NHPHA) supports actions to prevent gun violence, especially in response to the Uvalde school shooting. There have been more than 250 mass shootings in 2022, with the Uvalde, Texas school shooting being the 27th school shooting this year, according to the Gun Violence Archive. We have a responsibility to demand that elected officials act now to pass legislation that will reduce the risk of these violent acts. We cannot wait any longer to implement commonsense strategies; the safety of our children and our communities is at stake. Contact Senator Maggie Hassan and Senator Jeanne Shaheen and ask them to vote in favor of H.R.7910 and H.R.8.

UPCOMING EVENTS
Change Management in a Challenging Healthcare Environment: Delivering with Maximum Impact Webinar scheduled for Thursday, July 21, 2022, at 12 PM

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
Program Specialist II; Department of Health and Human Services - Concord, NH
NH IIS Data Quality Analyst (SDS III); Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Public Health Services - Concord, NH
Behavioral Health Psychologist Faculty, NEW Rural Family Medicine Residency Program; Cheshire Medical Center / Dartmouth Health Juliann Hamblin - Keene, NH

CONTINUING EDUCATION
The NHPHA education programs are now approved for CME, nursing and CHES continuing education credits through Southern New Hampshire AHEC and NEPHTC.