Harrison County Health Department

Bethany, Missouri
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HELP WANTED

 

Harrison County Hospice has an opening for a Part-Time Certified Nurse Aide.  Starting pay will be $9.00 plus mileage. 


 We also will be accepting applications for an RN registered with the state of Missouri to work on a PRN basis.  Preferable with Hospice experience.  This will include 1 week on-call per month. Starting wage for the PRN RN 

is $20.00 plus mileage. 

Interested applicants should contact Rhonda at 660.425.6324.

 We will be accepting applications until positions are filled. 

 

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Services provided on a nondiscriminatory basis

 


 
Summer Safety Event
Thank you to everyone who attended the Summer Safety Event sponsored by NTA, Harrison County Health Department and the Bethany Aquatic Center. Kids received goody bags filled with sunscreen, bug repellent wipes, measuring tapes for fish, Josh the Otter books, and a FREE bike helmet if they needed one.  NTA and the Bethany Aquatic Center performed a mock water rescue for the public to see what to expect if the situation would arise.  For more pictures please visit our Facebook page. 
CPR IN SCHOOLS 

The CPR in Schools law will go into effect school year 2017-2018. The goal is very simple - to save lives and to empower Missouri’s youth to be lifesavers by giving them the skills and confidence needed to help. Each day in the United States, approximately 1,000 people suffer cardiac arrest outside the hospital. Schools present an opportunity to teach our youth basic, compressions-only CPR. There are many resources available to schools to help with CPR training. Schools should decide which resources best align with their plan for implementing training. The American Heart Association has placed training kits in a lending library system with the nine Regional Professional Developmental Centers and the seven Area Health Educational Centers throughout Missouri. Schools may contact their local center to learn how to check out kits for training; or for more information, please e-mail Krisca Gould at krisca.gould@heart.org, CPR in Schools Manager. Please click here for more details.
The link to the Harrison County Resource Guide can be found on our website at: page49.html
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Our mission at the Harrison County Health Department is to protect and promote quality of life and health for county residents by developing and implementing programs and systems that provide:  information and education; effective oversight; quality services; and surveillance of diseases and conditions. 

 

Our vision is of healthy Harrison County residents that live in an environment that is safe, supportive, and conducive to a healthy lifestyle.

 

The Harrison County Health Department values a work environment and programs characterized by consistency, honesty, responsiveness and trust.  We are concerned, dedicated professionals who are adaptable in a rapidly changing environment.  Above all, we respect our customers, and maintain for them the highest standards of service.

Harrison County Health Department
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