Michigan Department of Health & Human Services

MDHHS is excited to have our HR Director, Mike DeRose speaking alongside Candi Blossom Jones, MPA, SPHR, SHRM-CP and Valerie Capers Workman today at PSHRA24. They will be discussing the important topic of attracting Gen Z to positions within the public sector. This year, 600+ will gather at the premier conference for public sector HR. Learn more → https://bit.ly/4e9O209

Health isn't just about doctor visits—it's influenced by where we live, what we eat, how we get around, and the policies shaping these areas. We integrate health into all policy decisions through Michigan's Phase III Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) Strategy, focusing on key domains like housing, food access, and transportation. ·???????Good Housing = Good Health Program:?Stable housing leads to better health outcomes, reducing disparities in our communities. We've improved housing for over 8,200 households, helping nearly 2,740 families with stabilization services. ·???????Food Delivery Program: Our 4-year pilot ensures SNAP recipients in Kent and Wayne counties get nutritious food delivered right to their doorsteps. ·???????Transportation: ?Access to employment, housing, food, and health care rely on transportation availability. We're working across agencies to increase access to safe, reliable transportation, supporting better health outcomes. To learn more about the SDOH Strategy, visit Michigan.gov/SDOH.

Health in All Policies (HiAP) is about making sure every policy decision, whether it's about housing, transportation, or education, helps improve the health of Michigan communities. By considering health and health equity in all policy decisions, we can create a healthier, more equitable future for everyone. Learn how we’re integrating health into various aspects of policymaking to close disparity gaps and build stronger communities by visiting Michgan.gov/SDOH.

Michigan Department of Health and Human Services is currently looking to hire a Rights Representative 9 to 12. The position is located in Caro within our psychiatric hospital. In this position you will serve as a Rights Advisor in a state mental health facility.?Reviews recipient rights complaints received and completes the required complaint resolution process within the established time frames.?Conducts rights investigations in a thorough manner and draws sound conclusions based upon the relevant evidence obtained. Maintains accurate and complete data in the complaint tracking system and in the individual case files. Provides recipient rights training to new facility staff. Completes regular monitoring of recipient living units and attends Individual Plan of Service (IPOS) meetings, and other facility meetings as appropriate to ensure rights are being protected during service delivery Attends facility meetings as appropriate to ensure Rights Advisor staff are aware of ongoing or changes to hospital guidelines and procedures. For more information on this position please visit the link below! https://lnkd.in/eM-9F8f9

Michigan Department of Civil Service has an opening for a Human Resources Analyst 9-P11/Specialist 13 in the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services office. This position is responsible for representing the department in labor relations matters pertaining to the administration of all collective bargaining agreements and the Employee Relations Rules for an assigned caseload. Don't miss this opportunity to work with this this great team of HR professionals. https://lnkd.in/gDpYcxPF

Explore the impact of our Good Housing = Good Health program! ?Local health partners are making strides in connecting families to housing and Social Determinants of Health resources.?? ? Program Goals:?? ·??????? Increasing Housing Access?? ·??????? Providing Education & Resources?? ·??????? Strengthening Health & Well-being?? ? Our dedicated Community Health Workers play a key role as housing navigators, guiding families to vital resources.?? ? Communities are working together to improve housing stability through collaborative partnerships and community information exchange (CIE) efforts, enhancing data sharing and resource accessibility.?? Check out the links to the Quarter 1 and 2 infographics below or visit Michigan.gov/SDOH for more information on the program's impact. Quarter 1 Highlights?https://lnkd.in/ghpDER4v Quarter 2 Highlights??https://lnkd.in/gE5aXnbx???

I know the incredible skills and experience that military veterans bring to the table, and I’m proud that the Michigan Department of Health & Human Services is a Gold-Level Veteran-Friendly Employer. To all of the veterans who work at MDHHS now, thank you for your dedication and service to our country and to our state. It’s an honor to work alongside you. To all of the military veterans we will hire in the coming year, I look forward to welcoming you to the department. #HireAVeteranDay

Juvenile Justice Reform employees attend national conference in Washington, D.C. Erin House, director of Juvenile Justice Reform, and employees from the Office of Juvenile Justice Reform traveled to Washington, D.C. last month to attend the Coalition for Juvenile Justice National Conference. The conference focused on improving juvenile justice and delinquency prevention systems, services, practices and policies. They networked with practitioners and advocates from across the country to discuss the latest research, developments and challenges in juvenile justice. This was an outstanding opportunity to collaborate with allies who have already implemented reform strategies and solicit feedback on how processes were executed, including learning from both challenges and successes that can be implemented in Michigan. While in D.C., they also had an opportunity to tour the U.S. Capitol and attend a learning session at the U.S. Supreme Court. The Juvenile Justice Reform team was joined by Holly Force, Juvenile Justice director, and members of the Michigan Committee on Juvenile Justice (MCJJ). Pictured below(from left to right) are Bob Higgins, MCJJ chair; Erin House, Juvenile Justice Reform director; Deandrea White, MCJJ member; Pete Piotrowski, Juvenile Justice Reform senior analyst; Danyelle Dobbins, Juvenile Justice Reform senior analyst; Natalya Henderson, MCJJ member; Mrs. Higgins, supporter of MCJJ; and Holly Force, Juvenile Justice director.

Michigan Department of Health and Human Services is currently looking to hire a psychologist. The position is located in Caro within our psychiatric hospital. In this position the psychologist will provide professional psychological services for individuals admitted to the Caro Center, who are mentally ill.?The psychologist is a member of interdisciplinary treatment team providing assessment/diagnostic information, assisting in treatment planning and program development and delivery of therapeutic services including group and individual therapy. For more information on this position please visit the link below! https://lnkd.in/eCPcMGCh