Someone You Love: The HPV Epidemic
Join Missoula Public Health for a FREE screening of the film, “Someone You Love: The HPV Epidemic,” on Wednesday, March 4 at the Roxy Theater.
The film starts at 6 p.m. and will be followed by a panel discussion.
Seating is limited. We hope to see you there!
outdoor burning in missoula county opens march 1.
Permits are $7.00. Purchase or renew your outdoor burn permit at burn.egovmt.com. Burning is allowed from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
You must call 1-888-583-6497 to activate your permit each day you burn or activate it online at burn.egovmt.com. Remember, your fire is your responsibility – burn safe!
Featured Job Opportunity: Coordinator for Health Equity
The Missoula Public Health Department is seeking a Coordinator for Health Equity to join their team. This position provides leadership to identify and address the root causes of health inequities and supports internal and community health equity initiatives for Missoula Public Health.
Build trust, inspire progress, and help shape public health systems, services, and programs that serve everyone. Design and lead initiatives that address health disparities and promote inclusive, lasting changes in the community. This is your opportunity to turn your passion for equity-focused work into meaningful impact where it matters most.. The rate of pay for this position is $27.81 per hour.
Click the “Join Our Team” button to apply.
Missoula Public Health offers a wide array of job opportunities. From providing immunizations to protecting water quality, our staff protects the health of our community.
About us
Striving to provide a brighter future for all.
Missoula Public Health is proud to be the first accredited health department in Montana among the first 33 health departments to receive accredited status nation-wide.
Missoula Public Health has provided the foundational public health service to Missoula County and surrounding areas. These essential public health services promote and protect the health of our people, communities, animals, environment, and businesses. With dedicated, knowledgeable, caring staff, Missoula Public Health strives to provide data-driven, equity-focused services, education and resources.