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Washington State Public Health Association (WSPHA) aims to protect all people in Washington, their families and their communities from preventable, serious health threats and strives to advance community-based health promotion and disease prevention.  One of the oldest local affiliates of the American Public Health Association (APHA), WSPHA has been a committed network of public health professionals and advocates working together to ensure a strong public health system for Washington State since 1935.

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2013 Joint Conference on Health

“Moving Forward: Investing in Washington’s Health”

October 13-15

Wenatchee Convention Center

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Program details will be available soon.

JCH Volunteers Needed

Volunteer your time and creative talents for the 2013 Joint Conference on Health.  Opportunities include:

  • Abstract review
  • On-site Logistics
  • Education
  • Marketing

Learn more and volunteer here

Help WSPHA Grow and Better Represent Public Health!

Upcoming Events

6/5/13 Webinar: 2013 Legislative Session Report  12-1:30pm  Join WSPHA and presenters from WSALPHO, WSNA, American Heart Association, Bicycle Alliance and Childhood Obesity Prevention Coalition for an important discussion on the status of public health funding and policy priorities at the conclusion of the 2013 legislative session.  Register here

7/17/13  Webinar: Solve the Looming Crisis- Leadership and Management Succession Planning  12-1pm   This presentation will provide a succession planning framework for small to large agencies, developed from the dissertation research conducted by Secretary of Health John Wiesman, while finishing his degree of Doctor of Public Health. These best practices can inform activities an agency might include in a workforce development plan, moving high performing high potential individuals from their current role to the next level. Register here

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