Shared Staffing in Public Health: Collected Resources

SLGE has completed two collections of case studies on shared staffing in public health, a related checklist for pursuing such arrangements, and a report on local government-military base collaborations.   Interagency staff sharing can be one effective method of adapting to a tight labor market, can facilitate the procurement of specialized levels of expertise that may not be as easy to obtain in smaller or more rural jurisdictions, and can enable cross-training and vacation relief where there may be very few staff providing the designated services.

Click on each report below to download:

• Case studies from Massachusetts, Iowa, and Oregon
• Case studies from Minnesota and New Jersey
• Staff sharing checklist
• A Guide to Local Government and Military Partnerships in Public Health