On April 26th, 2010 our office will be moving to the new Rock Creek Center, located at 710 SW Rock Creek Dr. Stevenson, WA.
(2 blocks west of our current location)
Phone numbers will remain the same:
Behavioral Health (509) 427-3850
Public Health (509) 427-3881
The office will be closed Monday, April 26th, with limited services on Tuesday, April 27th.
We will reopen for business in our new location
Wednesday, April 28th.
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE
Skamania County Community Health is looking for a part time Nurse to work in the Public Health Department to provide services in Family Planning, immunizations and child care consultations. Must have a current Washington State RN license; prefer BSN or AA with 5 years experience. It is the policy of Skamania County not to discriminate against any person with regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, marital status or physical disability.
Position will be open until filled.
Please visit the county website for full job description- www.skamaniacounty.org and submit application to
Skamania County Community Health, PO Box 790, Stevenson, WA 98648
For more information contact Linda McCaulley, Nurse Manager at
(509) 427-3881.
Position will be open until filled.
Please visit the county website for full job description- www.skamaniacounty.org and submit application to
Skamania County Community Health, PO Box 790, Stevenson, WA 98648
For more information contact Linda McCaulley, Nurse Manager at
(509) 427-3881.
Monday, January 25, 2010
Children’s Dental Health Day set for Feb. 6
Free dental care offered to uninsured children on Feb. 6
Vancouver, WA—Children’s Dental Health Day is on Saturday, Feb. 6 and eligible families are urged to sign up. The clinic runs from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Clark College Dental Hygiene Clinic, 1933 Fort Vancouver Way.
Children ages 2 to 19 without dental insurance are eligible for X-rays, sealants, fluoride treatment, fillings and extractions. Cleanings are not included. Children will be seen by appointment only. To schedule an appointment, call (360) 397-8020, 397-8010 or 397-8000 ext. 7371.
“This event offers dental care to children who are missing out on these important services because their families lack insurance or can’t afford dental care,” said Melody Scheer, oral health program coordinator.
Volunteers will help families sign their children up for Medicaid and provide parents with oral health information, including answers to questions such as: When should you start brushing? What kind of toothpaste is best? When should you go to the dentist?
The annual event is in its fourth year and typically serves about 300 children. Last year, 230 volunteers, including dentists and other oral health professionals, served 301 patients, providing more than $70,000 worth of dental services.
Services are donated by Clark College, Clark County Dental Society, Clark County Public Health, Free Clinic of Southwest Washington and Greater Southwest Washington Dental Hygiene Association. Funding is provided by Ronald McDonald House Charities and Washington Oral Health Foundation.
Vancouver, WA—Children’s Dental Health Day is on Saturday, Feb. 6 and eligible families are urged to sign up. The clinic runs from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Clark College Dental Hygiene Clinic, 1933 Fort Vancouver Way.
Children ages 2 to 19 without dental insurance are eligible for X-rays, sealants, fluoride treatment, fillings and extractions. Cleanings are not included. Children will be seen by appointment only. To schedule an appointment, call (360) 397-8020, 397-8010 or 397-8000 ext. 7371.
“This event offers dental care to children who are missing out on these important services because their families lack insurance or can’t afford dental care,” said Melody Scheer, oral health program coordinator.
Volunteers will help families sign their children up for Medicaid and provide parents with oral health information, including answers to questions such as: When should you start brushing? What kind of toothpaste is best? When should you go to the dentist?
The annual event is in its fourth year and typically serves about 300 children. Last year, 230 volunteers, including dentists and other oral health professionals, served 301 patients, providing more than $70,000 worth of dental services.
Services are donated by Clark College, Clark County Dental Society, Clark County Public Health, Free Clinic of Southwest Washington and Greater Southwest Washington Dental Hygiene Association. Funding is provided by Ronald McDonald House Charities and Washington Oral Health Foundation.
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