Montana Health Agency Director Announces Departure
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Updated Sep 22
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What happened
Greg Gianforte announced that Charlie Brereton will step down as Director of the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services on October 30 to pursue opportunities in the private sector. Brereton has served in the role since 2022. Gianforte appointed Dr. Doug Harrington, the department’s state medical officer, as the acting director.
From nbcmontana.com
Why it matters
The leadership transition affects the operational management of the state's top health agency. Brereton was thanked for his tenure and for leading investments in the state's behavioral health system.
From nbcmontana.com
Who's involved
- Montana Department of Public Health and Human ServicesThe state agency responsible for public health services in Montana.
- Greg GianforteThe Governor who announced the leadership change and appointed the interim director.
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The entities involved
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Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services
government organization in Helena, United States
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Greg Gianforte
American politician and businessman
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