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Employee Spotlight
Connor
Connor McCombs serves as a Health Communications Officer for the City of Somerville, bringing a unique perspective to the Health and Human Services Department.
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Employee Spotlight
Kelsey
Kelsey Ober is in her last semester at Boston University, where she’s pursuing a Master’s in Public Health. In this special edition of our Employee Spotlight, we highlight Kelsey’s role as an intern with a local health department.
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In the Commonwealth, all 351 cities and towns and two federally-recognized tribes have a Board of Health and/or health department responsible for delivering pub
Employee Spotlight
Samantha
Samantha is the Environmental Health Director, for the Springfield Health and Human Services Department.
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The Massachusetts Office of Local and Regional Health (OLRH) provides local public health with the resources needed to promote and protect their communities.