de la salud publica
Hours of Operation
Horas de Operación
8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Monday-Friday
Lunes - Viernes
"OPEN ACCESS"
Effective October 1, 2007, the Clinic begins a new appointment procedure which allows patients to be seen in clinic for any health concern any day of the week with the exception of Friday afternoon.
Some clinic hours may vary.
Algunas horas de clínica pueden variar.
Health Alerts
Alarmas de Salud
H1N1 Flu
For more information please click here.
Preventing the Flu
For additional information, visit the CDC website
Phone Numbers
Números de Teléfono
Main Number:
Número Principal:
(919) 496-2533
Dental Clinic:
Clinica Dental:
(919) 496-8132
WIC:
(919) 496-6454
Environmental Health:
Salud Ambiental:
(919) 496-8100
Home Health:
Servicios de salud en la casa:
(919) 496-2143
For information on seasonal flu and H1N1 click the Health Education link to the left
Health Department Now Offering Flu Shots
The Franklin County Health Department is now offering H1N1 and seasonal flu shots while supplies last. The H1N1 vaccine is available for anyone 6 months and older. Supplies of seasonal flu vaccine are available for anyone 3 years and older.
Vaccinators are available Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday of this week from 8am - 4pm.
The Franklin County Health Department is located at 107 Industrial Drive in Louisburg. For additional information, contact Mary Stanley or Christine King at (919) 496-2533.
1-800-662-7030 is a toll-free line that handles questions about health and human service issues. Online CARE-LINE is a searchable database for all health and human services in all levels of government and other agencies...
LOUISBURG – The Franklin County Board of Health has chosen a new Health Director. The position received 13 applicants, nine of whom were certified as qualified by the State Health Director’s office, but one was a step above the rest. Dr. Christopher M. Szwagiel has been recognized for his leadership and contribution to Public Health at the local, state and national levels. Over the last fourteen years, he has served as a County Public Health and Rural Health Network Directors in North Carolina and New York. We are proud and enthusiastic to have him join our team and offer his expertise, to improve the quality of life for the residents of Franklin County.
Dr. Szwagiel received a Master of Public Health degree in Parasitology and Laboratory Practice from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1980 and was subsequently employed as a Virologist by the North Carolina State Laboratory of Public Health. He went on to obtain a Doctor Public Health degree in Health Services Administrator from the University of Pittsburgh in 1993. After completing his study, his focus was becoming a County Public Health Director.
He is an American College of Healthcare Executives Certified Healthcare Executive. He has been recognized for his contributions to Public Health by the North Carolina Alliance of Public Health Agencies, Inc., Western New York Public Health Alliance, Inc., Glaxo Wellcome Child Health Recognition Award Program, and North Carolina Association of County Commissioners Outstanding County Award Program.
Throughout his career, Dr. Szwagiel served on several community boards, in varying capacities. He was one of the original organizers of the Northeast North Carolina Partnership for Public Health and Western New York Public Health Alliance, Inc. He has been Principal Investigator/Co-Principal Investigator for several grant programs, and has authored, contributed to and reviewed several articles for various publications.
His professional interests include: Communicable Disease Prevention and Control; Quality Assurance, evidence based best practices, and coordination of care; Pedodontics; and, Public Health Emergency Preparedness.
Dr. Szwagiel began his role as Health Director, on July 1, 2009.