Public Health Medical Officer
taleoHelena (MT)
About the role
The Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services seeks a State Medical Officer to provide medical leadership within the Director’s Office, guiding public health policy and epidemiology across the state. This role advances Montana’s health priorities through strategic oversight of programs and surveillance.
Qualified candidates hold an MD/DO, complete residency, and board certification; a Master’s in Public Health or EIS training is preferred.
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