Contact Us: Office of Emergency Preparedness
The Office of Emergency Preparedness (OEP) coordinates preparedness activities and assists Minnesota Department of Health staff, local public health agencies, hospitals, health care organizations, tribes and public safety officials in their efforts to plan for, respond to and recover from public health emergencies.
Contact OEP
About OEP
- OEP Mission / Vision
- Office of Emergency Preparedness Fact Sheet
- OEP 2010 Annual Summary (PDF: 403KB/12 pages)
- OEP 2009 Annual Summary (PDF: 498KB/16 pages)
- OEP Organization Chart
OEP Programs
- Health Alert Network
- Hospital/Healthcare Emergency Preparedness
- MNTRAC (MN system for Tracking Resources, Alerts and Command)
- MN.TRAIN (Trainingfinder Real-time Affiliate Integrated Network)
- Risk Communications
- Strategic National Stockpile
- Flu Centers
Maps/regional contacts
- Epidemiology Consultants
Field services epidemiologists in greater Minnesota. - Public Health Nursing Consultants (PDF: 1 page)
Office of Performance Improvement public health nurse consultants. - Public Health, Healthcare, and Behavioral Health Preparedness Regions and Teams
Map showing current Public Health Preparedness Consultants (PHPCs), Regional Hospital Preparedness Coordinators (RHPCs), Regional Behavioral Health Coordinators (RBHC) for Minnesota, and District Office Epidemiologists.- Public Health Preparedness Consultants
Fact sheet about PHPCs in Minnesota.
- Public Health Preparedness Consultants
What's New
Subscribe to What's New in OEP
Public Health, Healthcare, and Behavioral Health Preparedness Regions and Teams
Updated January, 2013.
Ready to Respond Newsletter - November, 2012
Fungal meningitis, anthrax, climate change, mobile medical teams, suspicious packages, continuity challenge, and a national award for the public health lab.
Minnesota Mobile Medical Teams (MMT)
New fact sheet with pictures.
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