Careers

Make your mark while improving the health and lives of millions. Apply to join BCHC or one of our member public health departments.

For a complete list of openings, see our member departments’ employment pages.

Baltimore: Deputy Commissioner of Public Behavioral Health

The Baltimore City Health Department (BCHD) is seeking a Deputy Commissioner to lead the newly organized Division of Public Behavioral Health. 

This senior management position will lead a talented team responsible for the public health vision and strategy for preventing and addressing challenges related to mental health and substance use in Baltimore City.

County of Santa Clara: Public Health Officer/Director of the Public Health Department

As the Public Health Officer, this position provides public health leadership and develops public health policy for Santa Clara County; directs the enforcement of federal, state, and county health and sanitation laws and regulations; and directs the work of combating and preventing the spread of communicable diseases. As the Director of the Public Health Department, this position is responsible for the leadership, administrative, and programmatic operations of the County’s Public Health Department. This position is appointed by and reports to the County Executive.

Boston: Director of Strategic Partnerships

The Boston Public Health Commission (BPHC) Recovery Services Bureau (RSB) offers comprehensive programming and resources aimed at reducing the harms associated with substance use, including providing treatment services, recovery supports, and youth prevention.

The Director of Strategic Partnerships is a senior level role within RSB, responsible for leading and managing the Strategic Partnerships Division. The position will play a key role in facilitating coordination across RSB services as well as internal and external partners to address substance use and related issues, including unsheltered homelessness. They will shape and advance policies rooted in racial equity, reflecting scientific evidence and needs identified in Boston.