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Public Health Response Coordinator (PHRC)

Fremont County Government

Lander, WYFull-time$25–28/hrSeen todaySeen in employer's feed today

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At a glance

Compensation
$25–28/hr
Location
Lander, WY
Schedule
Full-time
Work Authorization
Not specified

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Job overview

The Public Health Response Coordinator is a Fremont County employee funded through a federal CDC grant and supervised by the county Public Health Nurse Manager. The role supports local public health preparedness and response, completing grant-funded work that has historically included training, planning, partner coordination, emergency operations, public information, and community outreach. The posting describes a full-time, 40-hour-per-week position with a hiring range of $25–$28 per hour.

Skills & qualifications

RequiredNice to have

Skills

Self-MotivationComputer SkillsPartnership DevelopmentCreative Problem-SolvingCommunicationInterpersonal Skills

Qualifications

Associate's Degree or Higher2 Years Relevant Experience

Benefits

Medical Insurance
Paid Time Off
401(k) Match

Full job description

General Funding and Supervision: The Public Health Response Coordinator (PHRC) job is funded from a Federal CDC Grant through the Wyoming Department of Health. The Fremont County PHRC is a county employee that is supervised by the Fremont County Public Health Nurse Manager. Primary Duties: 1) Provide for the protection of the Public Health in your jurisdiction. 2) Support the local public health team. 3) Complete the Statement of Work in the funding contract for your Jurisdiction. Historically the statement of work has involved the following: ? ICS training, required preparedness trainings and meetings. ? Travel for bi-annual mandatory WDH PHEP meetings. ? Planning and Facilitating drills exercises and trainings at local level. ? Meeting with partner agencies including Hospitals, EMS, Fire, Law Enforcement, LEPC. ? Write and Maintain Emergency Operations Plans. Update cooperative agreements. ? Training and operation as a Public Information Officer. ? Overseeing a Point of Dispensing (POD) plan, deployment and demobilization. ? Participating in and facilitating conference calls and meetings. ? Maintaining lists of key personnel, inventory of equipment/PPE/supplies. ? Overseeing a respiratory protection program for the county. ? Participate in Health Care Coalition (HCC) for our region. ? Outreach to At-Risk and Functional Need populations within the county. ? Community education and outreach. ? Assist Nurse Manager with annual budget, monthly invoicing, subrecipient monitoring. ? Work closely with Nurse Manager to ensure deliverables are completed. ? Participate in local Public Health ICS team during response. Desirable Qualifications: ? Self-motivation and direction. ? Strong computer skills. ? An ability to develop strong partnerships to accomplish deliverables. ? An ability to work with our public health team, developing creative ways to promote preparedness. ? Good communication and interpersonal skills. Employment/Application Details: ? FT position---40 hours/week ? Full county benefit package---including medical, annual/sick leave, state retirement, HSA. ? Hiring range $25--$28/hour, DOE. ? Preference given to an individual with Associate's Degree or higher, 2 years of relevant experience preferably in health, science, or emergency preparedness-related fields. ? Please submit resume, cover letter, and completed job application to [email protected] or drop off at the Fremont County Public Health Office (450 N 2nd Street, Room 350 (Lander), OR 818 S Federal Blvd, (Riverton)) by Monday, December 1 st , 2025. Job open until filled. ? For questions, please contact Nicole Arredondo, FCPH Nurse Manager, at 307-332-1073.

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