The Washington State Department of Health - DOH is responsible for furnishing residents of Washington with services and programs that promote healthy workplaces, neighborhoods, and communities. As an employer, the Washington State Department of Health's commitment to health and wellness extends to its team. Employee health and work-life balance are supported through family, community, and environmental programs. In the past, the Washington State Department of Health has offered full-time, remote jobs for qualified candidates. In addition to roles for professionals, DOH offers engagement and internship opportunities for students and recent graduates interested in pursuing careers in public health and state government.

Headquartered in Olympia, Washington, the Washington State Department of Health partners with other organizations to ensure a healthier, safer state. These DOH efforts include injury and disease prevention through immunization and newborn screenings; education and training to influence healthy choices; health and wellness systems in homes, workplaces, public spaces, and places of worship; tackling health hazards in the environment, typically related to food, drinking water, pesticide exposure, and air quality; and protecting families by investigating disease, licensing healthcare professionals, and preparing for emergencies.

The Washington State Department of Health - DOH is responsible for furnishing residents of Washington with services and programs that promote healthy workplaces, neighborhoods, and communities. As an employer, the Washington State Department of Health's commitment to health and wellness extends to its team. Employee health and work-life balance are supported through family, community, and environmental programs. In the past, the Washington State Department of Health has offered full-time, remote jobs for qualified candidates. In addition to roles for professionals, DOH offers engagement and internship opportunities for students and recent graduates interested in pursuing careers in public health and state government.

Headquartered in Olympia, Washington, the Washington State Department of Health partners with other organizations to ensure a healthier, safer state. These DOH efforts include injury and disease prevention through immunization and newborn screenings; education and training to influence healthy choices; health and wellness systems in homes, workplaces, public spaces, and places of worship; tackling health hazards in the environment, typically related to food, drinking water, pesticide exposure, and air quality; and protecting families by investigating disease, licensing healthcare professionals, and preparing for emergencies.