NALHD Board of Directors
December 2015 - Board Members celebrate the one-year anniversary of NALHD's office in Lincoln.
Board of Directors
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Central District Health Department, Grand Island
(308) 385-5175
tanderson@cdhd.ne.gov -
Dakota County Health Department, Dakota City
(402) 987-2161
thansen@dakotacountyne.org -
East Central District Health Department, Columbus
(402) 562-8969
rmiksch@ecdhd.ne.gov -
Elkhorn Logan Valley Public Health Department, Wisner
(402) 529-2233
gina@elvphd.org -
Four Corners Public Health Department, York
(402) 362-2621
lauram@fourcorners.ne.gov -
North Central District Health Department, O'Neill
(402) 336-2406
roger@ncdhd.ne.gov -
Northeast Nebraska Public Health Department, Wayne
(402) 375-2200
healthdirector@nnphd.org -
Public Health Solutions District Health Department, Crete
(402) 826-3880
jane@phsneb.org -
Sarpy/Cass Department of Health & Wellness, Papillion
(402) 339-4334
slausterer@sarpy.com -
Scotts Bluff County Health Department, Gering
(308) 436-6636
bwineman@scottsbluffcounty.org -
South Heartland District Health Department, Hastings
(402) 462-6211
michele.bever@shdhd.org -
Southwest Nebraska Public Health Department
(308) 345-4223
director@swhealth.ne.gov -
Two Rivers Public Health Department, Holdrege
(308) 995-4778
jeschliman@trphd.org -
West Central District Health Department, North Platte
(308) 696-1201
vanderheidens@wcdhd.org
About Us
Executive Committee
President: Michele Bever
Vice-President: Gina Uhing
Secretary: Roger Wiese
Treasurer: Kim Engel
Past President: Teresa Anderson
VetSET Nebraska
NALHD's VetSET Nebraska project is readying communities in Nebraska to meet the unique needs of rural veterans and their families.
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Health Literacy
Health Literacy is the collection of skills needed to communicate about health care. Learn more about how NALHD directly addresses health literacy to improve health outcomes for Nebraskans.
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Nebraska's Health Departments
As Chief Health Strategists in districts that cover from 1 to 11 counties, Nebraska’s local public health departments identify and respond to local health priorities and needs. Find your local health department.
