Central Nevada Health District
REQUEST FOR BOARD MEMBER
The Central Nevada Health District is seeking a licensed physician interested in serving on the Central Nevada Health District Board of Health. To view official release and information on how to apply, click HERE.
REQUEST FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
The Central Nevada Health District is seeking proposals from qualified Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRNs) to provide family planning services to clients within the CNHD service area. To view release and information on how to apply, click HERE.
CNHD COMMUNITY HEALTH NEEDS ASSESSMENT RESULTS
In February 2026, the Central Nevada Health District (CNHD) contracted with VillageReach to conduct a Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA). The assessment provides a clearer understanding of the strengths, needs, and challenges within the communities we serve.
The full report can be viewed HERE. These findings will serve as the foundation for CNHD’s Health Improvement Plan, helping guide future priorities and efforts to improve the health and well-being of our communities.
Clinical Services
Within public health, clinical health services are concerned with preventing disease, education, and wellness. CNHD’s clinical health services include chronic disease prevention, immunization, maternal child health, tuberculosis, family planning, and STI services.
Resource Liaison Assistance
The Central Nevada Health District (CNHD) offers Resource Liaison personnel assistance with healthcare, services, and community resources across Central Nevada.
Click to access our: Resource Liaison Flyer
Environmental Health Program
The Central Nevada Health District is concerned with the interaction of people and their environment. Specifically, the Environmental Health program is focused on the health and welfare of humans in order to build safe and healthy communities. In order to achieve improved outcomes, Environmental Health conducts inspections to ensure compliance with applicable regulations, develops policies, programs, and services to reduce the possibility of contamination in water, soil, and food within the community.
Public Health Preparedness
Within public health, public health preparedness is concerned with ensuring community health and safety through preparing for and responding to public health emergencies. This is done through disease surveillance and investigation, coordinating public health partners during each phase of the public health emergency, and building critical capacities aligned with federal and state guidelines.