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*Now Accepting Applications*
The Los
Angeles County
Department of
Public Health
(Public Health) is now
accepting
applications
to serve on next
cohort of the
Community
Prevention and
Population
Health Task
Force (Task
Force). Members
will serve a
three-year term
from June 1,
2025 – May 31,
2028.
The Task Force,
established by
the Los Angeles
County Board of
Supervisors
(Board), is
responsible for
promoting
health, equity
and community
well-being in
Los Angeles
County by making
recommendations
to the Board and
the Department
of Public Health
on population
health
priorities,
initiatives and
practices that
will achieve
health equity
and healthy
communities.
Please note: the
Task Force
values diversity
in experience
and as such, you
are not required
to hold a senior
level position
in an
organization to
serve on the
Task Force.
Employees of the
County of Los
Angeles are NOT
eligible to
serve on the
Task Force. If you are interested in being considered to serve on the Task Force, please complete the application questions and attach your resume at: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/L6C6X8Y. A preview of the questions can be found here.
Applications are
due Friday,
January 31, 2025
If you have any questions or would like to request assistance with the application process, please email dphplanning@ph.lacounty.gov. |
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Upcoming Meetings
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Task Force
meetings are
held quarterly
and typically on
the third Friday
of the month.
Quarterly
Meeting of the
Task Force
Date:
Meeting Agenda
will be posted
at least 72
hours prior to
the meeting
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| County of Los Angeles - Community Prevention and Population Health Task Force |
The Mission and Role:
- Report to the Board of Supervisors with priority recommendations to promote health, equity, and community well-being in Los Angeles County with a focus on population health improvement.
- Make recommendations to the Board of Supervisors and the Department of Public Health on public health priorities, initiatives and practices that will achieve health equity and healthy communities.
- Serve as the advisory body to the Center for Health Equity (CHE).
- Provide leadership and strategic direction for community health planning in Los Angeles County, including the Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) , and other strategic efforts to promote strong population health, health equity, and racial justice.
Office of Planning, Integration and Engagement
(PIE) -
Planning Unit |