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EHO Category Strength 1943-2010

This document outlines the significant changes and milestones in the career tracks of Environmental Health Officers (EHOs) and Sanitarians within the United States Public Health Service (USPHS) from 1943 to 2010. Highlighting the legislative developments, such as the Public Health Service Act and the adoption of the title "Sanitarian," it discusses the evolution of eligibility criteria for the Regular Corps and significant organizational changes across various public health agencies, including the CDC, FDA, and EPA.

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EHO Category Strength 1943-2010

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  1. EHO Category Strength 1943-2010

  2. 381 USPHS Sanitarian/EHO’sOfficers in the Category, 1943-2010

  3. HSO’S “Kicked Out” Under Grads in Reserve Corps EHO Career Tracks PHS Act of 1943 Reserve Corps Eliminated 1st Regular Corps Officer (Evelyn Rahn) USPHS Sanitarian/EHO CategoryPolicy Milestones in Category Growth

  4. USPHS Sanitarian/EHO CategoryPolicy Milestones in Category Growth Language on the Commissioning of Sanitarians by USPHS “Extension of eligibility for the regular corps to persons qualified in related scientific specialties in the field of public health.” P.L. 78-184, Section 208 “The intent is to cover persons such as biologists, zoologists, entomologists, and other scientists whose training and qualifications are comparable to those of doctors of medicine.”42U.S.C.12,13,38 “USPHS announces the title “Sanitarian” has been adopted for officers trained in public health work, but not in the specific field of medicine, dentistry, or sanitary engineering.” AJPH, May 1943

  5. ATSDR EPA IHS 86-121 HEW PHS Breakup FDA Transformation FDA & OS EHO’s Koop & Revitalization USPHS Sanitarian/EHO CategoryOrganizational Milestones in Category Growth

  6. USPHS Sanitarian/EHO CategoryEnvironmental Protection Agency All EHOs EPA

  7. USPHS Sanitarian/EHO CategoryCenter for Disease Prevention & Control All EHOs CDC

  8. USPHS Sanitarian/EHO CategoryAgency for Toxic & Substance Disease Registry All EHOs ATSDR

  9. USPHS Sanitarian/EHO CategoryEnvironmental Protection Agency All EHOs USCG

  10. USPHS Sanitarian/EHO CategoryFood & Drug Administration All EHOs FDA

  11. USPHS Sanitarian/EHO CategoryIndian Health Service All EHOs IHS

  12. CDC & PHS USPHS Sanitarian/EHO CategoryWorkforce & Leadership Trends Indian Health Service Diversified

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