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Kitsap Public Health District logo: a stick figure person that represents the "K" in Kitsap in a dark green-blue color.
The kitsap landscape at sunrise with houses dotting across the ground, forest and trees, and the mountain range and sky.

Our vision: A safe and healthy Kitsap County for all.

Hiring Information

Competitive Pay
Job Classifications
Quality Benefits
Current job Opportunities
Hiring Information

Hiring Information

Leadership

Kitsap Public Health District has protected the health of our county’s residents since 1947. A 10-member Public Health Board, composed of elected officials and community representatives, is our governing body.

     

Our executive leadership team, listed below, directs our team of professional and support professionals totaling more than 100 full and part time positions.

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Vision, Mission, Guiding Principles
Leadership & Structure
Kitsap Public Health Board
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Strategic Documents
Customer Service Commitment
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Budget & Finance
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Accreditation

Kitsap Public Health District has been accredited by the national Public Health Accreditation Board since 2015. 

This designation means our Health District has met rigorous quality standards and measures as a high-performing public health agency and is committed to continuous innovation and improvement. 

Kitsap Public Health District receives a mix of local, state, and federal money to provide services that keep Kitsap County residents safe and healthy. View current and past budgets below for full details on revenue and spending.

 

The Kitsap Public Health Board approves the Health District's budget. The Health District's finances are reviewed each year by the Washington State Auditor's Office. Audit reports are posted below. 


To Apply

Check our Current Job Opportunities online.


Equal Opportunity

Because Kitsap Public Health District values diversity in the workplace, qualified individuals of all cultural and ethnic backgrounds, particularly bilingual persons, are encouraged to apply. The District is an Equal Opportunity Employer and does not unlawfully discriminate on the basis of race, sex, age, color, religion, national origin, marital status, sexual orientation, veteran status, disability status, or any other basis prohibited by federal, state, or local law.


Selection Process

First, we evaluate all applications received based on experience, skills, training and education. In most cases we select finalists for skills testing, such as a written exercise and/or computer-based test. We invite top finalists for a panel interview to determine their suitability for the position. We also conduct reference checks for one or more top finalists.


Criminal History

Offers made to successful candidates will be made contingent on results of a criminal background check.


Reasonable Accommodations

In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, disability will be considered only in the context of an applicant's ability to perform essential functions of the job and to determine reasonable accommodation.

Accommodation to participate in the job application and/or selection process will be made upon request with reasonable notice. The physical demands described in our class specifications are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.


Identification

If you are offered employment with the District, you must provide proof of identity and authorization to work in the United States by your third day of employment, as required by the US Citizenship and Immigration Services.


Use of Automobile

If you are offered employment and your position requires the use of an automobile, you will be expected to use your own private vehicle. You must also provide proof of appropriate auto insurance and maintain a current, valid Washington State driver's license.


Disclaimer

The Kitsap Public Health District is a drug-free, tobacco-free workplace.

KPHD Mission & Vision

Our Vision

A safe and healthy Kitsap County for all.

Our Mission

We prevent disease and protect and promote the health of all people in Kitsap County.

Our Guiding Principles

Prevention

We protect our community by reducing the risks of disease, injury, and early death.

Collaboration

We engage with community, convene diverse partners, and work to ensure our efforts are community oriented and create meaningful impact.

Quality

We are dedicated to continuous quality improvement and our work is guided by evidence from scientific data, best and promising practices, and incorporates community input to produce the best possible outcomes.

Equity

We are committed to all people in Kitsap County having a fair and just opportunity to live safe and healthy lives.

Innovation

We proactively and flexibly deploy creative and novel strategies to address current, evolving, and future public health needs. 

View as a printable PDF.

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Established in 1947, the Kitsap Public Health District is a local government entity serving all of Kitsap County, Washington, and its cities. 

As your local public health agency, we work to prevent disease and injuries, promote health and wellbeing, and create safe and supportive environments where everyone can thrive.

The Health District is organized into four divisions: Administrative Services, Community Health, Environmental Health, and Public Health Infrastructure. Programs within these divisions provide vital public health services for our community.

View our Program Guide to learn more.

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