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The Public Safety Dispatcher is responsible for performing dispatch functions for Airport Police and Fire, airport surveillance, monitoring access control systems, receiving calls, querying criminal databases, and conducting day to day administrative tasks in the Nashville International Airport's 24-hour Airport Communications Center.
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Agencies include Agriculture, Children’s Services, Economic and Community Development, Transportation, Education, Environment and Conservation, Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities, Workforce, Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, Safety, Tourism, and Veterans Services.
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Improve Tennessee health rankings by improving outcomes specifically related to tobacco use, physical activity, food security, healthy aging, obesity, substance misuse, maternal/child health, mental health, health equity, and social and economic factors.
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Improve Client health rankings by improving outcomes specifically related to tobacco use, physical activity, food security, healthy aging, obesity, substance misuse, maternal/child health, mental health, health equity, and social and economic factors.
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Additionally, the position will work to deeply impact health inequities, address social drivers of health, and improve outcomes related to Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), maternal/child health, loneliness, and food insecurities.
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The PHPD1 (referred to as an Engagement Specialist) will implement a holistic, strategic, approach to primary prevention to address the top public health priorities specific to chronic disease, longevity, mental health, loneliness, physical activity, tobacco, mental health, and overall well-being.
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The proposal will support establishing a coordinated, holistic approach to primary prevention to address the top public health priorities throughout the State of Tennessee. Develop, maintain, and utilize relationships with Tennessee Executive Branch agencies to support outcomes and impact of public health initiatives.
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The contract employee will be supervised and work within the Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion section within the Division of Family Health and Wellness. Work with TDH departments and communities to make the healthy choice the easy choice through coordinated efforts related to built environment, policy, prevention, longevity, and chronic disease prevention.
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Work with TDH departments and communities to make the healthy choice the easy choice through coordinated efforts related to build environment, policy, prevention, longevity, and chronic disease prevention.
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Title: Public Health Program Director 1. Attend required meetings, events, and trainings, including meetings or events for internal and external partners. Title: Public Health Program Director 1.
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PHPD1: Engagement Specialist. Specifically, the proposal will support one (1) contract employee to serve as the liaison, technical advisor, collaborator, and connector between Tennessee Department of Health divisions, offices or programs, and Tennessee communities.
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Child Abuse and Child Sexual Abuse Client Services Cross-trained to provide family advocacy services to child abuse and child sexual abuse victims when the Cannon County Family Services Coordinator is unavailable.
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NCA is a child-focused, trauma-informed therapeutic environment designed to meet the needs of child abuse victims and their non-offending family members. NCA is involved in child sexual and severe physical abuse cases from the first allegation of abuse until after the case is resolved in court, at absolutely no cost to families.
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Provide face-to-face crisis intervention services in the least restrictive manner to people experiencing a mental health emergency and mental health support and care coordination while co-responding with Metro Nashville Police Department School Safety Division.
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The Public Health Program Director will support establishing Blue Zones throughout the State of Tennessee. The contract employee will be supervised by the Chronic Disease Program Director and work within the Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion section within the Division of Family Health and Wellness.
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