Public Health Wales

About Public Health Wales

Public Health Wales is the national public health agency for Wales, established in 2009. It works to protect and improve the health and well-being of the population of Wales, reducing health inequalities. The agency provides a range of services including health protection, screening programmes, and health intelligence. It collaborates with local authorities, NHS organizations, and other partners to deliver evidence-based public health interventions. Public Health Wales also conducts research and surveillance to inform policy and practice. The organization employs a diverse workforce with roles spanning public health specialists, scientists, nurses, and administrative staff.

Company Culture

As a public sector organization, Public Health Wales fosters a collaborative and mission-driven culture focused on improving population health. Employees are encouraged to work across teams and with external partners. The agency values professional development and provides opportunities for training and research. Work-life balance is supported through flexible working arrangements.

Our Values

Working together for a healthier Wales. We are inclusive, respectful, and value diversity. We are open, transparent, and accountable. We are innovative and seek to improve. We are caring and compassionate. We are evidence-based and professional.

Benefits & Perks

Employees typically enjoy a generous pension scheme, generous annual leave, flexible working options, and opportunities for professional development. The organization supports hybrid working for many roles. Additional benefits may include cycle-to-work schemes and employee assistance programs.

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