Community Health Services Mailbag: 10 July 2024

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The Mailbag, as it is commonly called, is a weekly bulletin of information submitted by and for local public health in Minnesota. The Mailbag provides a coordinated, non-duplicative source of information for local public health professionals, including announcements, events, tools, resources, and jobs. This free service is designed with the following audiences in mind: SCHSAC members, CHS administrators, public health directors, local public health staff, MDH staff, and friends of local public health in Minnesota. Submissions are due by 7:00 AM each Tuesday. Submit posts online: Community Health Services Mailbag.

Community Health Services Mailbag: 10 July 2024

General information

Scroll through the list of posts below, or jump to general information to view details about each post. General information items remain in the Mailbag for two weeks.

Cultural Toolkits for African American, Somali, and Ukrainian cultures
Resource and Webinar: Strengthening Partnerships between Public Health and Community-Based Organizations
Roots of Health Inequity: Free, Online Course from NACCHO and Human Impact Partners on Root Causes of Health Inequities
Sign up and share: New searchable list of Doulas in Minnesota
New report on Minnesota’s school nurse workforce
Resource: Heat & Health Tracker

On the calendar

Scroll through the list of trainings and events below, or jump to online events / in-person events to view details about each post. Calendar items are removed from the Mailbag once they’ve occurred or when registration is closed.

Online trainings and events

7/8-7/17: Healthy Minnesota Partnership Community Conversations
7/10: Addressing Food Insecurity & Social Needs of Low-income Pregnant Individuals
7/11: INSPIRE: Readiness: Innovating in Public Health Systems
7/11: Protecting and Improving Local Public Health Authority to Advance Our Collective Health
NEW 7/16: Masterclass Series: Tapping the Power of the Arts and Culture in Improving Health for All
NEW 7/16: Enhancing the Understanding of Environmental Exposures in Cancer by Strengthening Clinical, Government, and Community Partnerships
7/16: Trends in Mental Health & Levels of Care
NEW 7/17: Social Bonds to Address Social Drivers of Health Equity
7/17: Effective HPV Vaccine Communication: Helping providers and nursing staff make strong vaccine recommendations
7/17: Metro Region Gathering: MN Health Equity Networks
NEW 7/18: Practical Application of the Foundational Public Health Services
7/18: Disease Forecasting Learning Series - Communicating with Policy-Makers
NEW 7/23: Engaging policymakers for healthier communities
7/23: Expert Webinar: Streamlining Reproductive Health Management with Nightingale Notes
7/23: Southeast Region Gathering: MN Health Equity Networks (Hybrid: Rochester and online)
7/24: Ending Disparities in Chronic Kidney Disease: Minnesota Stakeholder Summit
7/25: Southwest Region Gathering: MN Health Equity Networks
7/30: All About Health Trends Across Communities in Minnesota (HTAC): Using EHR Data to Advance Community Health
7/30: Northeast Region Gathering: MN Health Equity Networks
9/12-10/10: 2024 HIMSS MN Chapter and Minnesota e-Health Initiative Virtual Series
NEW 11/4: School Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Plan Training

In-person trainings and events

NEW 7/12: 10th African Mental Health Summit and Gala: Using Assessment & Evaluation to Drive Therapeutic Partnership and Healing (Brooklyn Center)
7/16-7/18: 12th Annual National Native Harm Reduction Summit (Mahnomen)
7/16: Northwest Region Gathering: MN Health Equity Networks (Crookston)
7/18: Minnesota Safe Routes to School Meetup 2024 (St. Paul)
NEW 7/22-7/24: 2024 Summer Institute in Adolescent Health: Cultivating Adolescent Well-Being in the Digital Age (St. Paul)
7/23: Southeast Region Gathering: MN Health Equity Networks (Hybrid: Rochester and online)
7/30: C&TC Hearing and Vision Advanced Screening Skills for Nurses (St. Paul)
7/30: Child and Teen Checkups Hearing and Vision Basic Screening Skills (St. Paul)
7/30-7/31: National Maternal Nutrition Intensive Course (Minneapolis)
NEW 9/24: School Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Plan Training (St. Cloud)
NEW 10/2: School Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Plan Training (Fergus Falls)
NEW 10/8: School Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Plan Training (Rochester)
10/9-10/10: Minnesota Breastfeeding Coalition: MBC Annual Conference 2024 (Minneapolis)
NEW 10/21: School Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Plan Training (Arden Hills)

Jobs and careers

These job posts are listed by region. Scroll through the list of jobs below, or jump to a region to view details about that region’s job posts. Jobs are removed from the Mailbag after their application deadline has passed, or after two weeks for jobs with no application deadline.

* Jobs that contain a star include the possibility to telework at least part time.

If you don't see your region below, the CHS Mailbag currently has no jobs to share in that location.

Applicant can live anywhere in Minnesota

* Sage Programs Data Manager & Evaluator - Research Scientist 3, Minnesota Department of Health (closes 7/10)
NEW * Cancer Planning & Partnerships Program Supervisor- Health Program Representative Principal, Minnesota Department of Health (closes 7/16)

Northwest Minnesota

NEW Registered Nurse, White Earth Public Health (no close date)
NEW Communication Specialist, North Country Community Health Services (no close date)
Public Health Coordinator, Clearwater County Public Health (no close date)

Northeast Minnesota

NEW * Public Health Planner, Carlton Cook Lake St. Louis Community Health Board (closes 7/14)
NEW HeartCorps Service Member, Ely, American Heart Association (no close date)

West Central Minnesota

NEW HeartCorps Service Member, Moorhead, American Heart Association (no close date)
NEW HeartCorps Service Member, Fergus Falls, American Heart Association (no close date)

Central Minnesota

NEW Environmental Health Inspector, Wright County (closes 7/21)
NEW Community Health Specialist, Benton County Public Health (no close date)

Southwest Minnesota

* Community Health Educator, Renville County Public Health (closes 7/10)
NEW Public Health Educator, Southwest Health and Human Services (no close date)
* Resource Specialist, Minnesota River Area Agency on Aging Inc (no close date)
* Resource Coordinator, Minnesota River Area Agency on Aging Inc (no close date)
WIC Program Coordinator, Des Moines Valley Health and Human Services (no close date)

Southeast Minnesota

Registered Nurse - Disease Prevention & Control / Intake, Rice County (closes 7/26)
Public Health Nurse (RN-PHN), Wabasha County (no close date)

Metro Area – Minnesota

NEW * Law Clerk (Consumer- Social Media/Wellbeing Report) - Fall 2024, Minnesota Office of Attorney General (closes 7/10)
* Health Promotion Specialist, Dakota County Public Health (closes 7/12)
Registered Dietitian, Open Arms of Minnesota (closes 7/12)
NEW * Health Policy Supervisor: State Program Administrator Director, Minnesota Department of Commerce (closes 7/15)
NEW * Deputy Director - Integrated Population Health - Human Services Manager 4, Minnesota Department of Human Services (closes 7/24)

General information

Cultural Toolkits for African American, Somali, and Ukrainian cultures

Home visitors may find the Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) cultural toolkits helpful as they provide basic information about the African American, Somali, and Ukrainian cultures. Home visitors may specifically benefit from the sections on breastfeeding, formula feeding, starting solids, and parenting. These toolkits are still a work in progress and additional toolkits will be added as they become available.

Resource and Webinar: Strengthening Partnerships between Public Health and Community-Based Organizations

Developed by the CDC Foundation in collaboration with HIP, this new report draws upon the experiences of over 144 health department and CBO leaders to make recommendations for how to strengthen partnerships between health departments and community-based organizations. Check out the report here and our webinar from March.

Roots of Health Inequity: Free, Online Course from NACCHO and Human Impact Partners on Root Causes of Health Inequities

Check out Roots of Health Inequity, a free online course designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills to address the root causes of health inequities, with topics such as the historical influences of public health, root causes related to race, gender, and class struggles, and building power to advance equity in public health practice.

Sign up and share: New searchable list of Doulas in Minnesota

We are excited to share a new resource for doulas, birth workers, and expecting families in Minnesota. Help Me Connect, Minnesota’s premier website for expectant families and families with young children, has added a searchable listing for doulas and birth workers. It is free and includes filters for many features and services that are important to clients and doulas alike. -- Complete this form to sign up: Doula's Information for Help Me Connect (state.mn.us) -- Search the existing list on Help Me Connect: Doulas and Birth Workers - Help Me Connect By joining the searchable list of doulas and birth workers, you are making it easier for families to find you and hire you. A common barrier to initiating doula services is accessibility for families seeking services fitting their birthing goals. Please send this information to your networks! More information about doulas in Minnesota can be found on the MDH website: Doulas and Birth Workers in Minnesota - MN Dept. of Health (state.mn.us)

New report on Minnesota’s school nurse workforce

The MDH school health data and reports webpage has new information and data on the Minnesota school nurse workforce which was collected in 2022. The COVID-19 pandemic impacted the health and wellbeing of students, families, school nurses, and educators which in turn has impacted school nurses and school health services staff. Through emails, calls, and website scans, the Minnesota Departments of Health and Education and partners set about collecting school nurse and health service staffing data from 94% of public school districts and charter school in Minnesota.  Read the complete Minnesota School Nurse Workforce: A 2022 Snapshot report.

Resource: Heat & Health Tracker

This interactive map shows current, historical, and projected heat exposure data and associated health impacts. It offers regional, state, and county comparisons. It also includes the Heat and Health Index offering data on historical burden, heat sensitivity for chronic conditions, sociodemographic, natural and built environment characteristics at the county level.

On the calendar: Online events

7/8-7/17: Healthy Minnesota Partnership Community Conversations

Sponsored by: Healthy Minnesota Partnership

In 2024, The Healthy Minnesota Partnership is developing the next statewide health improvement framework, which is a multi-year action plan to address prioritized issues elevated in the recently released statewide health assessment. Attend a virtual community conversation in July to share your input and help the Partnership decide what to prioritize and work on over the next four years. For dates and registration, and to learn more about the improvement framework, visit the link above.

Audience: All dates and times are open for anyone to attend; however, there are some focused times for specific groups, including local public health, community-based organizations, and community members from Greater Minnesota.

7/10: Addressing Food Insecurity & Social Needs of Low-income Pregnant Individuals

Sponsored by: University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus

11:00 AM Mountain. This RWJF Systems for Action study evaluates the effectiveness of an aligned service delivery and financing model designed to improve maternal and infant health by helping Medicaid-eligible persons receive access to healthy foods during pregnancy. The Nourishing Beginnings program uses integrated data, screening and referral systems combined with community health worker support to link people in need with healthy food delivery from a local food bank or with direct cash assistance for food purchases.

7/11: INSPIRE: Readiness: Innovating in Public Health Systems

Sponsored by: Association of State and Territorial Health Officials (ASTHO)

3:00 PM Eastern. Join ASTHO for a dynamic webinar focused on innovating in public health systems, unique approaches to system advancement, and navigating environments that support new practices.

7/11: Protecting and Improving Local Public Health Authority to Advance Our Collective

Sponsored by: Network for Public Health Law

1:30 PM Central. Attend this webinar to hear from your colleagues about the spectrum of efforts across local public health to protect and improve the legal authority of governmental public health to advance the public’s health and health equity. These efforts span years, and in some cases, were activated or accelerated following either the murder of George Floyd or increased backlash against fundamental public health authorities and services during the COVID-19 pandemic, or both. They provide an opportunity to reflect on, and perhaps redefine the role of, local public health authority to advance our collective health.

7/16: Masterclass Series: Tapping the Power of the Arts and Culture in Improving Health for All

Sponsored by: Leadership Academy for the Public's Health

10:30 AM Pacific. This summer, the LAPH Masterclass Series will provide new learning opportunities for individuals throughout the country who are working in their communities to positively affect the conditions that create health. This second webinar in the series will focus on tapping into the power of the arts and culture in advancing health for all. Through sharing specific examples, resources, and ideas, the session will demonstrate the strength and potential of the arts to shape health policy; advance narrative change; strengthen messaging; and enhance the functioning, engagement and effectiveness of collaborations and teams.

7/16: Enhancing the Understanding of Environmental Exposures in Cancer by Strengthening Clinical, Government, and Community Partnerships

Sponsored by: CDC National Center for Environmental Health; US Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry

1:00 PM Eastern. As part of the Biden Cancer Moonshot initiative, NCEH/ATSDR is hosting this virtual conversation. During this event, panelists will discuss approaches that can be taken to support connections between health officials, healthcare providers, patients & families, and their advocates to better understand and address concerns around cancer and the environment across communities in the United States. Discussion topics will include trainings for healthcare providers, establishing patient information and referral centers, broadening approaches to examine cancer and environmental concerns in communities, resources and support from academic and non-governmental organization partners, and community perspectives and needs.

7/16: Trends in Mental Health & Levels of Care

Sponsored by: Minnesota Department of Health - Health Care Homes; PrairieCare/PAL

12:00 PM Central. This one-hour webinar explores the need for a transformation in our mental health care systems. Led by Dr. Joshua Stein, MD, a Board Certified Child & Adolescent Psychiatrist at PrairieCare/Psychiatric Assistance Line (PAL) in Brooklyn Park, MN, this session will explore the critical elements necessary to revolutionize how we approach mental health care. We need to normalize conversations around mental health, invest in education, identification, and prevention, create better ways to access care and be better prepared for crisis. Reviewing current trends in mental health in youth and different levels of care as potential access points will provide attendees with a better understanding to offer comprehensive care. Multiple resources will be reviewed as well as access to free psychiatric consultations for prescribing providers. For more information about Health Care Homes Learning Collaborative Webinars, visit: https://www.health.state.mn.us/facilities/hchomes/collaborative/webinars.html

7/17: Social Bonds to Address Social Drivers of Health Equity

Sponsored by: University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus

10:00 AM Mountain. This study, funded as part of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s Systems for Action research program, investigates whether a novel type of social bond can pool resources across multiple competing health plans and create stable, long-term financing for interventions that address social determinants of health.

7/17: Effective HPV Vaccine Communication: Helping providers and nursing staff make strong vaccine recommendations

Sponsored by: North Dakota State University (NDSU) Center for Immunization Research and Education

Join the North Dakota State University (NDSU) Center for Immunization Research and Education (CIRE) and Drs. Noel Brewer and Jessica Young for the webinar, Effective HPV Vaccine Communication: Helping providers and nursing staff make strong vaccine recommendations on Wednesday, July 17th, 12:00-1:00 pm CT. Register today at: bit.ly/44OnYEq Webinar Objectives: 1. Understand the impact of HPV vaccine for cancer prevention 2. Describe the three key steps of the Announcement Approach for HPV vaccine communication 3. Identify resources for bringing the Announcement Approach Training to your office or healthcare system.

Audience: Everyone is welcome! This activity has been approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™.

7/17: Metro Region Gathering: MN Health Equity Networks

Sponsored by: Minnesota Department of Health

2:00 PM Central. The MN Health Equity Networks are hosting their quarterly regional gatherings. Regional gatherings are open to all! Please join the region in which you identify. To view agendas, visit: www.health.state.mn.us/equitynetworks

7/18: Practical Application of the Foundational Public Health Services

PHAB Center for Innovation

1:00 PM Central. Are you aware of how the Foundational Public Health Services (FPHS) are being implemented nationwide? On July 18th at 2PM ET, join the Public Health Accreditation Board’s (PHAB) Center for Innovation, home to the FPHS, for a 75-minute minicourse that will outline examples of the FPHS framework in action and contain exercises for practical application that can be used to transform public health. Participants will be introduced to tools and resources and walk away with strategies and methods to implement the FPHS in their own context.

7/18: Disease Forecasting Learning Series - Communicating with Policy-Makers

Sponsored by: Association of State and Territorial Health Officials (ASTHO)

4:00 PM Eastern. As part of ASTHO’s Disease Forecasting Learning Series, this webinar will focus on communicating with policy-makers. While many epidemiology and informatics staff may not communicate directly with elected officials and other policy-makers, their reports, graphs, and talking points are used to brief and inform them. This session will provide an overview of key considerations when developing documents and talking points that will be used to brief health department leaders, policy-makers, and elected officials.

7/23: Engaging policymakers for healthier communities

Sponsored by: County Health Rankings & Roadmaps

3:00 PM Eastern. Policymakers and those in public health and health care can work together to create conditions for everyone to be healthy. In this webinar, we will explore when and how to engage local policymakers about decisions that impact health. Participants will learn about how to engage policymakers effectively while increasing their understanding of the opportunities and constraints associated with lobbying rules. Dr. Keshia Pollack Porter, a professor at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, will explain why it is critical for public health advocates to help shape policy. She will also provide strategies for talking with policymakers. The National Association of Counties legislative director for health, Blaire Bryant, will describe how health departments can build power to inform funding proposals and policy agendas.

7/23: Expert Webinar: Streamlining Reproductive Health Management with Nightingale Notes

7/23: Southeast Region Gathering: MN Health Equity Networks (Hybrid: Rochester and online)

Sponsored by: Minnesota Department of Health

12:00 PM Central. In-person location includes potluck. The MN Health Equity Networks are hosting their quarterly regional gatherings. Regional gatherings are open to all! Please join the region in which you identify. To view agendas, visit: www.health.state.mn.us/equitynetworks

7/24: Ending Disparities in Chronic Kidney Disease: Minnesota Stakeholder Summit

Sponsored by: National Kidney Foundation

With the leadership of Penny Wheeler, University of Minnesota Regent and past CEO of Allina Health and Ann Zukoski, Director of the Center for Health Promotion at the Minnesota Department of Health, the National Kidney Foundation serving Minnesota invites you to attend the virtual Minnesota Ending Disparities in Chronic Kidney Disease Leadership Summit on Wednesday, July 24 from 9 a.m.-11 a.m. CT. During the Summit, we will launch our roadmap to improve the early testing, diagnosis, and management of chronic kidney disease (CKD) in primary care settings within the state. The roadmap is a collection of recommendations for change made by healthcare, public health leaders, quality improvement, and patients from across Minnesota. Join us to hear how we can leverage the Collective Impact model to make these recommendations a reality in our state. We hope you will participate in the final convening and share this opportunity within your network!

Audience: Leaders in health care, public health, and quality improvement; chronic kidney disease patients

7/25: Southwest Region Gathering: MN Health Equity Networks

Sponsored by: Minnesota Department of Health

10:00 AM Central. The MN Health Equity Networks are hosting their quarterly regional gatherings. Regional gatherings are open to all! Please join the region in which you identify. To view agendas, visit: www.health.state.mn.us/equitynetworks

7/30: All About Health Trends Across Communities in Minnesota (HTAC): Using EHR Data to Advance Community Health

Sponsored by: Hennepin County Public Health; MNEHRC; Center for Community Health

12:00 PM Central. Hennepin County Public Health, in collaboration with the Minnesota EHR Consortium and the Center for Community Health invites you to All About HTAC: Using EHR Data to Advance Community Health. This event will include an informational presentation on the new Health Trends Across Communities in Minnesota (HTAC) project, a demonstration of the HTAC dashboard, and time at the end for discussion and Q&A. Presenters: o Dr. Tyler Winkelman, Co-Director, Health, Homelessness, and Criminal Justice Lab, Hennepin Healthcare Research Institute o Renee Van Siclen, Data Scientist, Hennepin Healthcare Research Institute o Dave Johnson, Epidemiology, Informatics, and ImmuTrack Manager, Hennepin County Public Health o Amy Leite Bennett, Head of Analytics, Health Line of Business, Hennepin County Health and Human Services.

7/30: Northeast Region Gathering: MN Health Equity Networks

Sponsored by: Minnesota Department of Health

9/12-10/10: 2024 HIMSS MN Chapter and Minnesota e-Health Initiative Virtual Series

Sponsored by: Minnesota Department of Health; HIMSS Minnesota Chapter, Stratis Health, Minnesota e-Health

Join us for the fifth annual MN HIMSS and Minnesota e-Health Initiative virtual conference series. Each 90-minute session highlights relevant topics intended to advance e-health concepts. The sessions feature keynote discussions by national or local experts and insights from Minnesota thought leaders or facilitated discussions. All sessions take place from 12:00 to 1:30 Central. Session 1: Thursday, September 12: AI and Health Equity (Presenter: Maia Hightower, MD, MPH, MBA, CEO, Equality AI). Session 2: Thursday, September 19: AI and Workforce (Presenter: Brian Norris, MBA, RN, FHIMSS, Vice President & Managing Director, MedeAnalytics). Session 3: Thursday, September 26: AI and Cybersecurity (Presenter: Barbara Wickoren, Offensive Security Advisor, White Oak Security). Session 4: Thursday, October 10: AI and Patient Experience (Presenters: Edward Marx, MS, CEO, Marx Advisory; Cris Ross, MBA, CIO, Mayo Clinic).

Audience: Clinicians, public health professionals, and researchers who want to optimize the use of health information to identify and manage social determinants of health, address health equity, and collaborate across sectors. Health leaders who want to hear perspectives and learn insights from local and national initiatives. Policymakers who want to understand how health information can impact their communities. Patients who want to understand how health information can help support their health. Technology experts and developers who want to stay attuned to market trends and demands.

11/4: School Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Plan Training

Sponsored by: Minnesota Department of Health - Indoor Air Unit

MDH is offering school indoor air trainings in fall 2024, in-person statewide and a webinar. This training will discuss requirements and best practices for school IAQ. School staff, service providers, and others are welcome to attend, including public health professionals. The class is approved for continuing education for various credentials, including the MN Dept of Health Registered Environmental Health Specialist and Registered Sanitarian. The training is free. Registration is required. The classes are 12:30 pm – 3:30 pm at these locations: St. Cloud: September 24, 2024; Fergus Falls: October 2, 2024; Rochester: October 8, 2024; Arden Hills: October 21, 2024; Webinar: November 4, 2024.

On the calendar: In-person trainings and events

7/12: 10th African Mental Health Summit and Gala: Using Assessment & Evaluation to Drive Therapeutic Partnership and Healing (Brooklyn Center)

Restoration for All, Inc.; Progressive Individual Resources, Inc.

10:00 AM Central. Join us as we commemorate a decade of impactful conversations, collaborations, and innovations at our 10th Anniversary Summit. This year's Summit theme is "Using Assessment & Evaluation to Drive Therapeutic Partnership and Healing. " This theme is crucial for people of African descent due to diverse cultural backgrounds, stigma around mental health, language barriers, trauma experiences, and the need for community-centered approaches. Prioritizing assessment and evaluation helps tailor culturally sensitive therapies, build trust, address language barriers, identify trauma-related issues, and involve the community, leading to improved mental health outcomes and healing. By prioritizing assessment and evaluation in therapeutic practices, schools, healthcare providers, and other helping professionals can better understand the unique needs and strengths of people of African Descent, foster trust and collaboration, and ultimately contribute to improved mental health outcomes and healing within the community.

7/16-7/18: 12th Annual National Native Harm Reduction Summit (Mahnomen)

Sponsored by: National Indian Health Board

The 2024 12th Annual National Native Harm Reduction Summit is an opportunity to gather with other Indigenous and allied people who work and live in the Indigenous Harm Reduction space. This gathering will allow us to share knowledge and wise practices, share sorrow and loss, and rejuvenate our commitment and passion for the well-being of Indigenous people who use drugs.

7/16: Northwest Region Gathering: MN Health Equity Networks (Crookston)

Sponsored by: Minnesota Department of Health

Potluck from 12 to 1 p.m., with meeting from 1 to 3 p.m. The MN Health Equity Networks are hosting their quarterly regional gatherings. Regional gatherings are open to all! Please join the region in which you identify. To view agendas, visit: www.health.state.mn.us/equitynetworks

7/18: Minnesota Safe Routes to School Meetup 2024 (St. Paul)

Sponsored by: Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT)

8:30 AM to 3:00 PM Central. Join the Minnesota Safe Routes to School Network for a one-day, in-person meetup that’s collaborative, engaging, and fun! Network with Safe Routes practitioners from across Minnesota and engage in co-learning across sectors. Featuring the national Safe Routes Partnership. Breakfast and lunch provided, and optional happy hour afterward! We can’t wait to see you on July 18!

7/22-7/24: 2024 Summer Institute in Adolescent Health: Cultivating Adolescent Well-Being in the Digital Age (St. Paul)

Sponsored by: University of Minnesota Schools of Nursing, Medicine, and Public Health; Minnesota Department of Health; St. Paul-Ramsey County Public Health

During the 2024 Summer Institute in Adolescent Health, we will explore how professionals, parents, and caring adults can engage with and promote the healthy use of technology. Identify how childhood experiences with social media affect adolescent brain development and social, behavioral, academic, and health outcomes. Examine digital literacy, dissect the exploitative nature of influencer culture, and develop skills to empower youth with marginalized identities. Gain an understanding of current advocacy efforts at state and national levels aimed at boosting online protections for youth and envision a future where young people’s needs come before advertisers’ and big tech’s profits. Daily themes: Research & Youth Perspectives on the Impacts of Technology; Adolescent Development & Support for Young People in Navigating Their Digital Worlds; Preventing Online Harms Through Legislation & Collective Action.

7/23: Southeast Region Gathering: MN Health Equity Networks (Hybrid: Rochester and online)

Sponsored by: Minnesota Department of Health

7/30: C&TC Hearing and Vision Advanced Screening Skills for Nurses (St. Paul)

Sponsored by: Minnesota Department of Health

Includes how to do basic hearing and vision screening. In addition, the hearing portion includes in-depth ear anatomy and physiology, risk assessment/hearing history, definitions of conductive and sensorineural hearing loss, otoscopy, tympanometry, and otoacoustic emissions screening (OAE). The vision portion includes a review of myopia, hyperopia, and amblyopia, performing pupillary light, and red reflex procedures. This training will include time to practice skills learned. July 30, 2024 from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. Costs $105. To register, visit: https://minnesota.myabsorb.com/#/instructor-led-courses/e1b25cf0-fbd6-4568-98f3-d5d45c6f8b76

Audience: RNs/LSNs/PHNs who perform hearing and vision screening at Early Childhood Screening, Head Start, schools and public health settings.

7/30: Child and Teen Checkups Hearing and Vision Basic Screening Skills (St. Paul)

Sponsored by: Minnesota Department of Health

Hearing Basic: Includes an introduction to screening, background, basic anatomy, hearing screening measurements and definitions, audiometer care and use, preparation and performing evidence-based pure tone screening and play audiometry procedures including environmental noise level check, pass/refer/rescreen criteria, and documentation. Vision Basic: Includes an introduction to screening, background, external anatomy, visual pathways, visual conditions to look for during vision screening, performing evidence-based vision screening procedures including the use of recommended visual acuity charts, plus lens screening, pass/refer/rescreen criteria, and documentation. July 30, 2024 from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm. Costs $60. To register, visit: https://minnesota.myabsorb.com/#/instructor-led-courses/e811180f-714e-46a9-87d1-07807a53fddd

Audience: Anyone who performs hearing and vision screening on children. Medical assistants, school health assistants, volunteers and other non-nurses who perform vision and hearing screening for children in Head Start, Early Childhood Screening, schools, clinics, and other community settings. May also be sufficient for nurses who provide only basic hearing and vision screenings.

7/30-7/31: National Maternal Nutrition Intensive Course (Minneapolis)

This continuing education program focuses on the improvement of maternal and infant health through the delivery of risk-appropriate high-quality nutrition services. Featuring 6 presentations over the span of 2 days. Virtual participation is available. Group registration is available. Visit our website for more info: z.umn.edu/MNIC

Audience: This continuing education program is designed for dietitians, nutritionists, certified nurse midwives, registered nurses and nurse practitioners, physicians and public health professionals who serve preconceptual, pregnant, postpartum and breastfeeding women, infants, children and families.

9/24: School Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Plan Training (St. Cloud)

Minnesota Department of Health - Indoor Air Unit

Audience: School staff, service providers, local public health, and others interested in indoor air quality.

10/2: School Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Plan Training (Fergus Falls)

Audience: School staff, service providers, local public health, and others interested in indoor air quality.

NEW 10/8: School Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Plan Training (Rochester)

Minnesota Department of Health - Indoor Air Unit

Audience: School staff, service providers, local public health, and others interested in indoor air quality.

10/9-10/10: Minnesota Breastfeeding Coalition: MBC Annual Conference 2024 (Minneapolis)

Sponsored by: Minnesota Breastfeeding Coalition

The Minnesota Breastfeeding Coalition MBC Annual Conference 2024 will be held Oct 9 (full day) and Oct 10 (half day) at McNamara Alumni Center, University of Minnesota. The annual event is co-hosted this year by the Department of Pediatrics at the University of Minnesota Medical School. Save the date for this exciting conference filled with an outstanding collection of expert speakers sharing the latest evidence-based research and education on all things lactation. An optional post-conference event tour of the Minnesota Milk Bank for Babies is also planned! Questions about the conference? Email eventp...@mnbreastfeedingcoalition.org

Audience: Nurses, Doctors, Lactation Consultants, Dietitians, Researchers, Public Health Professionals, Students

NEW 10/21: School Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Plan Training (Arden Hills)

Audience: School staff, service providers, local public health, and others interested in indoor air quality.

Applicant can live anywhere in Minnesota

Sage Programs Data Manager & Evaluator - Research Scientist 3, Minnesota Department of Health (closes 7/10)

It is possible to telework this position at least part time.

Play an important role in the health of Minnesotan women. The Cancer Control & Prevention/Sage Programs section of the Health Promotion & Chronic Disease (HPCD) division seeks a Research Scientist 3 to be a Sage Programs Data Manager & Evaluator. Responsibilities of the position include: 1. Conduct research, evaluation, & statistical analysis on various methods and programs used in the Sage Programs Section. 2. Develop & execute Sage Programs evaluation plans; provide data preparation, management, quality assurance, control, & analysis of program data; & work w/ clinics & IT connections to develop & sustain electronic health record (EHR) transfers to obtain CDC-required data. 3. Design & develop intervention studies, surveys, & other special research & evaluation projects such as systems to evaluate work conducted w/ Sage-eligible participants. 4. Participate in grant writing & applications. To view full job posting go to https://mn.gov/careers & search Job ID 77923.

Required/minimum qualifications: Four (4) years’ experience in health-related research design and methodology. Experience to include the following: • Conducting analyses in an analytical, evaluative, or research program. • Data collection and analysis, data quality assurance, and cleaning. • Interpretation of program outcome and evaluation data A degree in public health, epidemiology, biology, nursing, psychology, social work, biostatistics or related field may count towards experience as follows: • Master's = 18 months • Doctoral = 24 months

Cancer Planning & Partnerships Program Supervisor- Health Program Representative Principal, Minnesota Department of Health (closes 7/16)

It is possible to telework this position at least part time.

Help play an important role in the health of Minnesotans by becoming the Cancer Planning and Partnerships Program Supervisor as a Health Program Representative Principal. This position will oversee and provide supervision for Minnesota’s Comprehensive Cancer Control Program, which is the umbrella program encompassing cancer-related work across the agency and the state; the Cancer Screening Quality Improvement (CSQI) Program; and Sage/ CSQI Clinical Services.

Required/minimum qualifications: Four (4) years’ experience in a comprehensive public health program in the field of cancer control. Experience to include all of the following: Project management. Strategic planning and budgeting. Designing, implementing, and evaluating community-based health promotion programs. A degree in public health, public policy, social work, psychology, or related program may count towards professional experience as follows: Bachelor’s = 12 months; Master’s = 18 months; Doctoral = 24 months.

Northwest Minnesota jobs and careers

Registered Nurse, White Earth Public Health (no close date)

The White Earth Reservation Business Committee is seeking a qualified candidate to provide public health nursing services to individuals, families, and population groups living on the White Earth Reservation. Public Health nursing is essential to our community well-being and health status improvement.

Required/minimum qualifications: Current Registered Nurse (RN) licensure issued by the state of MN. Valid driver’s license and insurance for travel between sites and other business-related destinations.

Communication Specialist, North Country Community Health Services (no close date)

North Country Community Health Services currently has an opening for a .8 to .9 FTE Communication Specialist. This position will provide communication services across all public health programs for North Country Community Health Services (CHS) of Hubbard, Clearwater and Lake of the Woods counties and Beltrami County CHS. Duties include development and implementation of communications including, health education, prevention and crisis communication to promote health.

Required/minimum qualifications: Baccalaureate Degree in Nursing, Public Health, Health Education, Communication or a related field OR an associate degree and two years’ experience in community-based health promotion or communication. Must have a valid driver’s license.

Public Health Coordinator, Clearwater County Public Health (no close date)

Clearwater County Public Health has an opening for a part time Public Health Coordinator. The position will be responsible for managing service plans, and working with other community resources in meeting/achieving needs. Instructing individuals and families in the community about health education and disease prevention. Assisting with school health offices. Develop and lead implementation of comprehensive community health initiatives to improve health in the community. Serve as a community liaison to maintain relationships with key individuals within the community.

Required/minimum qualifications: Bachelor’s degree from a four year college or university in Community Health, Public Health, or related field.

Northeast Minnesota jobs and careers

Public Health Planner, Carlton Cook Lake St. Louis Community Health Board (closes 7/14)

It is possible to telework this position at least part time.

This role will focus on carrying out the current Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) across the four-county region, including sharing communication with the public related to priority health areas. Duties related to the CHIP include: preparing reports and presentations, leading work planning meetings with local public health partners, researching public health strategies, documenting steps taken/lessons learned, evaluating CHIP effectiveness, and a focus on strategies that support health equity.

Required/minimum qualifications: • A bachelor’s degree. • Experience working successfully with community partners. • Ability to work both independently and as part of a team. • Previous experience, or interest in learning about, creating social media calendars, posting content, and evaluating effectiveness. • Live within, or very near, Carlton, Cook, Lake, or St. Louis County. • Experience in the field of public health, government, and/or nonprofit is preferred. If you’re excited about this role but your past experience doesn’t align perfectly with every qualification in the job description, we encourage you to still consider applying. You are also welcome to send us an email to ask for clarification: car...@audacityhr.com

HeartCorps Service Member, Ely, American Heart Association (no close date)

HeartCorps is an initiative with Public Health AmeriCorps and the American Heart Association created to drive health equity in rural communities. This service position offers a great opportunity to gain valuable professional public health experience while advancing more equitable health outcomes for your community. We are seeking a full-time service member up to 11 months starting September 23, 2024,to serve at the Ely Community Health Center in Ely, MN.

Required/minimum qualifications: Ideal HeartCorps Candidates are: United States citizen, United States national, or a lawful permanent resident alien of the United States, at least 18 years of age and have a high school diploma or equivalent. Able to secure reliable transportation to and from the host site daily and to community-based activities. You will be required to maintain a valid drivers’ license as well as at least the minimum automobile liability insurance coverage required by law.

West Central Minnesota jobs and careers

HeartCorps Service Member, Moorhead, American Heart Association (no close date)

HeartCorps is an initiative with Public Health AmeriCorps and the American Heart Association created to drive health equity in rural communities. This service position offers a great opportunity to gain valuable professional public health experience while advancing more equitable health outcomes for your community. We are seeking a full-time service member to serve up to 11 months starting September 23, 2024, at the Lakes and Prairies Community Action Partnership in Moorhead, MN.

HeartCorps Service Member, Fergus Falls, American Heart Association (no close date)

HeartCorps is an initiative with Public Health AmeriCorps and the American Heart Association created to drive health equity in rural communities. This service position offers a great opportunity to gain valuable professional public health experience while advancing more equitable health outcomes for your community. We are seeking a full-time service member to serve up to 11 months starting September 23, 2024,to serve at the Otter Tail County Public Health in Fergus Falls, MN.

Central Minnesota jobs and careers

Environmental Health Inspector, Wright County (closes 7/21)

Position description: Performs intermediate skilled technical work administering and implementing Wright County’s Health and Zoning programs through permit and plan review, field work, public contact, and education and enforcement activities.

Required/minimum qualifications: Bachelor's degree in environmental science, biology, planning, or related field, and one year of experience in environmental health, planning and zoning, construction, or equivalent combination of education and experience. MPCA Septic certification as an on-site Septic System Inspector upon hire. A valid driver’s license or evidence of equivalent mobility is also required upon hire.

Community Health Specialist, Benton County Public Health (no close date)

Position description: Promotes individual and population health through the development, implementation and evaluation of health promotion and education initiatives and health behavior- change programs in a variety of settings for the diverse populations of Benton County.

Required/minimum qualifications: Bachelor's Degree in Public Health, Community Health, nursing or directly related field. Three years of experience with public health, community health, nursing or directly related field.

Southwest Minnesota jobs and careers

Community Health Educator, Renville County Public Health (closes 7/10)

It is possible to telework this position at least part time.

The community health educator plays a multifaceted role, educating individuals and groups on health topics and fostering behaviors for improved health outcomes. They empower individuals and communities to make informed health decisions, aiding in disease prevention and promoting healthier lifestyles. Responsibilities include managing health education programs, utilizing data for program planning and evaluation, determining the allocation of fiscal resources for communications and health education initiatives, and serving as a liaison within the community. Additionally, they collaborate with community organizations, disseminate vital health information, and lead communications efforts to raise awareness and engage stakeholders in public health initiatives. Their proactive approach strengthens the department's mission, ensuring the delivery of trusted health information and effective public health messaging to internal and external audiences.

Required/minimum qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in Public Health, Health Education, Health Promotion, Community Health, Nursing, Health Administration, Health Sciences, or closely related field. Minimum of two (2) years of related experience. Valid driver’s license.

Public Health Educator, Southwest Health and Human Services (no close date)

Southwest Health and Human Services currently has Public Health Educator in our Marshall or Slayton office location. Southwest Health and Human Services (SWHHS) is a multi-county agency committed to strengthening individuals, families and communities by providing quality services in a respectful, caring and cost-effective manner. Position purpose: To lead prevention and harm reduction activities related to substance use and provide technical assistance for laws and ordinances related to cannabis and other substance use prevention.

Required/minimum qualifications: • A bachelor’s degree from an accredited college/university with a major in public health, community health education, nursing, behavioral or social science, or a related degree. Preferred Experience: • Knowledge of Public Health and substance use prevention strategies • Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail • Excellent written and verbal communication skills • Experience working with diverse populations • Self-motivated and ability to work independently • Experience in building community relations and partnerships to make change • Experience in assessment, planning and health equity • Strong public speaking skills • Ability to facilitate groups and meetings

Resource Specialist, Minnesota River Area Agency on Aging Inc (no close date)

It is possible to telework this position at least part time.

Are you passionate about helping older Minnesotans navigate the choices that come with aging? As a Resource Specialist at the Minnesota River Area Agency on Aging, you will have the exciting opportunity to provide invaluable assistance to older adults and their families, empowering them to make informed decisions about Medicare and healthcare benefits. Through taking inbound calls, you will be a trusted source of free and objective information, guiding individuals through complex processes with empathy and expertise. MNRAAA is an EOE/ADA Employer For more information, or to apply now, you must go to the website below. Please DO NOT email your resume to us as we only accept applications through our website.

Required/minimum qualifications: See job description.

Resource Coordinator, Minnesota River Area Agency on Aging Inc (no close date)

It is possible to telework this position part time.

Senior Linkage Line position available (Must reside in: Big Stone, Chippewa, Lac qui Parle, Swift, or Yellow Medicine County) Resource Coordinator The Minnesota River Area Agency on Aging has a full-time Senior LinkAge Line Resource Coordinator position available. Resource Coordinators provide comprehensive, clear, and objective information and assistance to older adults and their family members. They provide education and outreach to individuals, caregivers, family members, and providers living and/or working in the surrounding communities. The Resource Coordinator must be able to work from a home office and live in one of the following counties: Big Stone, Lac qui Parle, Swift, Chippewa or Yellow Medicine. For more information, or to apply now, you must go to the website below. Please DO NOT email your resume to us as we only accept applications through our website.

Required/minimum qualifications: A Bachelor's degree in social work, gerontology, nursing, or related human service field is required. Preference will be given to candidates with one year of professional or internship experience in the social services field, including long-term care, health care, social services, or lead agency settings. A social work or nursing degree requires licensure or demonstrated progress/intent on securing licensure. The hourly range for this position is $21 - $24 with great benefits, including participation in health, dental, life insurance, Accidental Death & Disability, and long-term disability insurance, subject to different benefit plans. Employees are eligible to contribute to MNRAAA's 401(k) plan where MNRAAA matches up to 5% of the employee's contribution. Employees earn paid vacation, sick, and holiday time.

WIC Program Coordinator, Des Moines Valley Health and Human Services (no close date)

Des Moines Valley Health and Human Services has a full time opening for a WIC Program Coordinator. Job duties include managing WIC intakes and referrals; develops, provides and evaluates educational materials; assists with budgeting; performs record keeping and reporting, assesses nutrition needs; evaluates community needs; acts as a lead worker and provides technical guidance, training and support to others working in the WIC program. Duties include conducting individual assessments and counseling sessions. The WIC Program Coordinator acts as Breastfeeding Coordinator and local project coordinator. This position is open until filled. To apply for this position, complete a job application at DVHHS Job Board. This position is classified in Grade 14 of the DVHHS Compensation Plan with a full pay range of $29.03 - $37.04 per hour. This a full-time position, opting for either a 32-hour or 40-hour work week. This position will have a benefit package which includes PERA.

Required/minimum qualifications: The job requires a bachelor’s degree in dietetics, human nutrition, nutrition education, home economics, licensed dietitian, nursing, or closely related field, and two years of related experience, or equivalent. Prefer a credential nutrition professional. Bilingual (Spanish) skills are helpful. A driver’s license is required.

Southeast Minnesota jobs and careers

Registered Nurse - Disease Prevention & Control / Intake, Rice County (closes 7/26)

Identifies, promotes and maintains the health of the public by providing direct nursing care and health education in office, home, or community settings. Serves a culturally diverse population. Provides services at the individual, family and population-based level. Serves as agency Disease Prevention and Control Coordinator. Provide nursing intake, assists with processing of referrals, facilitate referrals to community resources, and coordinate care. Provide immunizations to both adults and children and assist with vaccine program management. Perform all aspects of the Nursing process: assessment, planning, implementation and evaluation. Coordinate and participate in community immunization clinics. Provide and coordinate refugee health services. Provide nursing care and health promotion services for walk-in clients. Provide Mantoux testing, tuberculosis case management, and disease investigation and control follow-up. Perform other duties as required.

Required/minimum qualifications: Current Minnesota licensure as a Registered Nurse; Bachelor's Degree in nursing. May consider candidates with an equivalent combination of education and experience to include Registered Nurse with Associate's degree. One year of nursing experience. Valid driver's license. Preferred qualifications: Certification or eligibility for certification as a Public Health Nurse in Minnesota. Experience in the area of public health. Bilingual (English/Spanish and/or English/Somali).

Public Health Nurse (RN-PHN), Wabasha County (no close date)

Purpose: To meet the health needs of the individual and the community and improve the general health utilizing the nursing process of assessment, plan development, plan implementation and evaluation in providing direct nursing care, health education, and disease prevention practices. • Inform, educate and empower people about health issues. • Identify and assess client’s physical, psychosocial, and emotional needs through observation and analysis. • Set up a plan to meet client’s needs, collaborating with and referring to other agencies. • Exercise independent judgment while utilizing nursing process to create a care plan. • Provide skilled nursing services based on current nursing standards. • Provide case management to assure all client’s needs are met, as well as assuring coordination, continuity of care, and referral to appropriate resources. • Demonstrate sensitivity and respect for client’ beliefs, values and rights, including the right to confidentiality

Required/minimum qualifications: Minimum of a high school degree, or equivalent, with graduation from a NLN accredited 4 year baccalaureate degree program in nursing with current licensure as an RN in the State of Minnesota, and a PHN certificate from Minnesota Board of Nursing, with 1 year experience, preferably in a hospital setting, with general nursing experience.

Metro Minnesota jobs and careers

Law Clerk (Consumer- Social Media/Wellbeing Report) - Fall 2024, Minnesota Office of Attorney General (closes 7/10)

It is possible to telework this position at least part time.

This position focuses on assisting Assistant Attorneys General with researching and drafting a second report to the Legislature - due in February 2025 - about the effects of new and emerging technologies on the well-being of Minnesotans. This second report will follow up on the Office’s first report released in February 2024, which made six policy recommendations to the Legislature and resulted in the enactment of the Prohibiting Social Media Manipulation Act, 2024 Minn. Laws, chapter 114, article 3, sections 63-67 during the last legislative session. Specifically, the second report will update the existing legislative landscape, build on the research of the last report, and update policy recommendations to the Legislature for additional steps Minnesota can take to protect the public from the negative effects associated with new and emerging technologies, including social media.

Required/minimum qualifications: Current student in good standing with an accredited law school. Strong academic credentials. Excellent writing, analytical, and communication skills (writing sample of up to five pages required). Ability to: Adapt in an inclusive, creative, and collaborative work environment. Show excellent judgement, character, and work ethic. First, second, and third-year students are eligible for this law clerk position.

Health Promotion Specialist, Dakota County Public Health (closes 7/12)

It is possible to telework this position at least part time.

The Health Promotion Unit focuses on disease prevention & promoting health equity. This position will implement effective community-based strategies utilizing a Policy, Systems and Environmental change approach. Focus areas are in commercial tobacco and substance use prevention & may include other areas of work. Duties include project management (workplan, budget and contract management) community engagement, managing contractors, building partnerships, meeting facilitation, assessment, planning, policy development &implementation, evaluation, & providing consultation. This position may train community in various topic areas. The team environment is supportive and collaborative, & each staff has an opportunity to lead a portion of the work. Wok Location and Conditions: Work is performed in a hybrid model with work being performed remotely as well as weekly in-person office days at a county building and in the field throughout Dakota County as dictated by community need.

Required/minimum qualifications: Bachelor's or higher degree in Public Health, Nursing, Health Education, Health Policy, Human Services, Communications, Community or Organizational Development or related area; AND One or more years of experience in community-based, population-level health promotion. OR An equivalent combination of relevant education and experience to total five or more years. Valid driver's license

Registered Dietitian, Open Arms of Minnesota (closes 7/12)

OAM is hiring a registered dietitian to provide nutrition counseling and education to our clients living with life-threatening illnesses. This full-time, salaried position works closely with our nutrition and client services departments and contributes to the fulfillment of Open Arms’ mission by providing evidence-based nutrition information and medical nutrition therapy to clients with varying health needs. The registered dietitian will play an important role in enhancing the health outcomes of clients while receiving our medically tailored meals. As with all OAM staff positions, this position is responsible for helping ensure volunteers and interns have an exemplary experience during all interactions with Open Arms and is expected to consistently maintain a high level of customer services to all guests, clients, and fellow team members.

Required/minimum qualifications: Registered Dietitian; 2+ years relevant work experience. • Licensed in MN. • Valid Minnesota driver’s license. • Bilingual language skills in Spanish, Hmong, or Somali strongly preferred but not required. • Experience and demonstrated excellence in customer service or direct client services. • Ability to maintain composure during difficult circumstances and consistently provide calm, compassionate care to people in crisis. • Understanding of the importance of client confidentiality. • Experience with providing nutrition counseling and education telephonically; comfortable communicating with clients over the phone for long periods of time. • Strong time management skills and attention to detail; ability to manage several daily appointments with clients including preparation and documentation. • Motivational interviewing experience preferred. • Ability to be energizing and contribute to a positive team environment.

Health Policy Supervisor: State Program Administrator Director, Minnesota Department of Commerce (closes 7/15)

It is possible to telework this position at least part time.

Access to health insurance is an essential factor in helping people get and stay healthy, and the Minnesota Department of Commerce regulates the insurance industry in Minnesota to protect consumers and to ensure a fair and competitive marketplace. This position leads a Health Insurance Policy Team that oversees the individual, small-group, and large-group health insurance markets, as well as supplemental lines. The Health Policy Supervisor leads policy research and implementation of new health insurance programs, policies and initiatives created by legislation or programmatic changes.

Required/minimum qualifications: 5 (five) years' experience with health insurance, public policy, public health, health care administration or a related field. A bachelor's degree in Public Administration, Public Health, Public Policy, Health Care Administration, or a closely related field can be substituted for one (1) year of experience. An advanced degree in Public Administration, Public Health, Public Policy, Health Care Administration, or a closely related field can be substituted for eighteen (18) months of experience.

Deputy Director - Integrated Population Health - Human Services Manager 4, Minnesota Department of Human Services (closes 7/24)

It is possible to telework this position at least part time.

This position provides independent and objective assurance, advisory, and leadership services to DHS Senior Management, all the administrations including but not limited to Health Care Administration, Behavioral Health Housing and Deaf/Hard of Hearing Services, and Aging and Disability Services Administration.

Required/minimum qualifications: 3 years of clinical leadership and knowledge as a behavioral health professional, including strategic planning and directing the work of staff. For further required qualifications, please see the job post.

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