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About Columbus Public Health

Columbus Public Health protects the health and improves the lives of all Columbus and Worthington residents through more than 60 diverse public health programs and critical services such as restaurant inspections, STI testing and treatment, women’s health and wellness services, newborn home visiting, immunizations, and more.

Learn more about Columbus Public Health.

Benefits and Resources

The City of Columbus offers resources like employee development, health and well-being support, discounts, free parking and more.

Collective Bargaining Contracts

Columbus Public Health employees may be part of a collective bargaining agreement or compensation plan.

Learn more about these contracts.

Internships, Preceptorships and Volunteers

Student Internships, Preceptorships, and Volunteer Opportunities: If you are considering public health as a career, need a clinical or public health rotation, or want to volunteer, Columbus Public Health may have an opportunity for you. If interested:

Complete and submit the online Public Health Preceptorship/Volunteer Application and attach your résumé; or
Contact the Columbus Public Health Human Resources Office at (614) 645-6238 or HealthHR@columbus.gov.

Disaster and Public Health Emergency Volunteer Opportunities: Medical, public health and other professionals volunteer for disasters and public health emergencies, as well as non-emergency community education and service.