The Disaster Healthcare Volunteer (DHV) program is a statewide program that helps the San Francisco Department of Public Health recruit, deploy, and manage currently licensed and non-licensed volunteer healthcare professionals in times of disaster. Please visit healthcarevolunteers.ca.gov to register and potentially be involved in the next public health emergency.
No additional volunteer opportunities at this time.
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Public Health Emergency Preparedness and Response, also known as PHEPR, is the emergency management arm of the Department of Public Health. Public health emergency management is responsible for preparing for and responding to any type of emergency that impacts public health and the medical/healthcare infrastructure in San Francisco.
Public Health Emergency Preparedness and Response branch aims to be a trusted partner that fosters a robust preparedness culture and response capacity with a focus on vulnerable populations. We will accomplish this by developing preparedness champions and emergency response leaders, designing a public health emergency response structure through targeted workforce development, evidence-based planning, preparedness education, training, and practiced response.
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