The Nyc Health Department Of Health And Mental Hygiene

The NYC Health Department of health and mental hygiene The NYC Health Department of health and mental hygiene, serves at New York City and covers all the five boroughs which are Manhattan, Staten Island, Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx. It is located at an urban center. This department functions about 8 million diverse populations with different cultural, ethnic and economic background. The major industries in NYC are Financial services, Health Care, Technical Services, Retail Trade and Food service, Manufacturing. The characteristics of this urban center is that it’s an international city with mixed groups of cross culture. This city has people from different backgrounds and is known as an immigrant land with broad-based. Also, New York City is known as the wealthiest city with growing job opportunities in all different fields. (New York City Population) In the NYC Health Department of health and mental hygiene, the role in running the local health department efficiently are the Commissioner, President and CEO, Professor, Dean, Director, Medical consultant, Administration, Physicians, Surgeons, Chair, researchers and member of Board of Health. These Position work together in many different conducts and they are an important positions of the NYC Health Department of health and mental hygiene. All these positions depend upon each other to run the health department and provide quality care to public’ s health. These group of people work together in many forms and one of them isShow MoreRelatedCommunity Health Assessment : Fresh Meadows1485 Words   |  6 Pages As a resident in Fresh Meadows for twenty years, conducting a community health assessment was an opportunity to learn more about the neighborhood. 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