Be a Part of Our Promise
LLHD staff work every day (and some nights!) to advance our mission, but we can’t do this work without the help and support of others – especially the community members who volunteer to join us.
Whether you are considering joining one of our community coalitions, being part of the Medical Reserve Corps or simply volunteering a few hours to support our efforts, we hope you will consider being part of our promise to the community.
Our Coalitions are always looking for new members! Please visit these pages to learn more: the Groton Alliance for Substance Use Prevention Coalition, the Ledyard Prevention Coalition, the New London County Asthma Action Partnership, the Overdose Action Team, and the Health Improvement Collaborative of SECT.
Job Postings
February 2023 – at this time we are recruiting for the following positions which will remain open until filled:
Environmental Health Professionals:
We are currently recruiting for an Environmental Health Professional and welcome applications from professionals with all range of experience. Please review the job descriptions and minimum requirements for Environmental Technician I (range $19.32-$25.11/hr), Environmental Technician II (range $24.59-$31.96/hr), Sanitarian I (range $24.59-$31.96/hr), and Sanitarian II (range $27.86-$36.22/hr) and indicate in your application which position you are interested in. The successful candidate with have excellent communication and organizational skills and be detailed oriented. Proficiency with the MS Office suite is required as is the ability to learn and use new technology platforms. This position requires a valid driver’s license. This is a full-time salaried position based in New London with a comprehensive benefits package. For more information and to apply please complete our employment application and then send your resume and cover letter to kbaldwin@llhd.org.
Clinical Professionals:
Public Health Nurse
We are looking for a motivated and experienced Public Health Nurse to join our team! Our ideal candidate has excellent communication skills, is detail oriented, and has excellent organizational skills. Proficiency with the MS Office suite is a must. Job responsibilities include developing and implementing infectious disease prevention strategies, facilitating trainings and meetings, developing educational materials, providing vaccinations, and responding to public health emergencies. Bilingual candidates are strongly encouraged to apply. This position requires a valid driver’s license. This is a full-time salaried position based in New London with a comprehensive benefits package; the range for this position is $72,000-$78,000 per year. For more information and to apply please complete our employment application and then send your resume and cover letter to mday@llhd.org.
Health Education and Community Outreach Professionals:
Health Program Coordinator I
We are currently recruiting for a Health Program Coordinator I to join our team! The initial focus for this team member will be to support efforts to work with Groton Parks and Recreation and other community partners to develop a wellness hub at the Groton Community Center. The successful candidate will have excellent communication skills with multiple modes of communication and multiple audiences; this position requires engagement, partnership and collaboration with community members and organizations. Bilingual (English/Spanish) candidates are strongly encouraged to apply. Proficiency with the MS Office suite is a must. This position requires a valid driver’s license. This is a full-time position that will require hours in both New London and Groton and some hours outside of the normal operating hours of the District. In addition to a comprehensive benefits package, the range for this position is $21.64-$23.00 per hour. For more information and to apply please complete our employment application and then send your resume and cover letter to jmuggeo@llhd.org.
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Internships
In honor of one of our founding members, Harry A. Watson, each year, LLHD selects a student interested in the field of public health to take part in our Harry A. Watson summer internship program. The selected student will gain a well-rounded experience in the field of public health, working with staff in our environmental, communicable disease prevention, and health education departments.
In previous years, the Harry A. Watson internship was an opportunity for high school students to gain exposure to the field of public health. In 2013, we decided to shift our focus to college students with an interest in public health.
Please check back in the spring for updates!