Directory details for North Carolina Public Health Association
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North Carolina Public Health Association

222 N PERSON ST STE 208 RALEIGH, NC 27601-1067
ncapha.org

TO BE THE LEADING PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR PEOPLE DEDICATED TO PROMOTING AND PROTECTING THE HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT OF ALL NORTH CAROLINIANS.

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EIN:
560786947
Category:
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Academic Li AI Son

Adam Hege

President

Amy Belflower Thomas

Vice President/ Public Awareness

Andrea Freeman

Public Health Leadership Section Ch AI R

Anna Cook

Member At Large

Annette Bey

Strategic Initiatives Program Manager

Bethany Milford

Member At Large

Bonnie Coyle

Apha Representative

Brittan Williams

Member At Large

Clarissa Ashe

Edipemiology, Statistics & Laboratory Section

Dale Louder

Emergency Preparedness & Response Section

Diana Hills

Dph Li AI Son

Erin Fry Sosne

Dental Health Section Ch AI R

Heather Edly

Womens & Children Health Section Ch AI R

Jacquie Simmons

Social Work

James Rogers

Medical Directors Section Ch AI R

Jennifer Mullendore

Environmental Health Section Ch AI R

Kathryn Hobby

Healthy Nc 2030

Kathy D AI L

Aging Section Ch AI R

Kiara Davis

Operations Officer

Kim Dittmann

Secretary Treasurer

Kim Mcneal

Member At Large

Kirsten Beasley

Young Professional Representative

Leah Rhone

Finance Committee Ch AI R

Leigh Yount

Public Advocacy Committee Ch AI R

Liz Stevens

Bipoc Caucus Representative

Marissa Mortiboy

Wellness & Prevention Section Ch AI R

Megan Hauser

Finance , Administration, Management Support

Monica Short Owens

President Elect/ Professional Development

Nina Beech

Past President/ Organizational Structure

Rod Jenkins

Academic/Practice Based Research Section Co Ch AI R

Rose Byrnes

Membership/Outreach Committee Ch AI R

Shahnee H AI Re

Nc Citizens For Public Health

Suzanne Lea

Parliamentarian

Tia Foula

Advanced Practoce Providers Section Ch AI R

Torica Fuller

Member At Large

Travis Greer

Edncpha Affiliate Member

Victoria Hudson

Nursing Section Ch AI R

Yolondra Cochran

Executive Director

Patrick Brown

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