In my opinion, dentists and lab technicians would be the final healthcare professionals I would hire. I plan to hire dentists to facilitate sharing dental expertise and implementing oral hygiene initiatives since the health department provides comprehensive care to our community. Additionally, dental professionals will implement oral health surveillance, assist in developing policies, provide health education, and promote good health. Performing various tests on the samples taken from patients will be the responsibility of laboratory technicians. Research and working with physicians about the results of their tests are also ways that technologists help the organization provide better quality services to the community. I would hire translators and food safety inspectors in the non-medical side of the organization. Multiple communities in the United States are likely to have people who cannot converse in English due to the country's melting pot of cultures. Physicians, nurses, lab technicians, and other professionals need interpreters to ensure the same level of treatment and care is provided to all patients. In addition to determining, planning, implementing, and evaluating research-based environmental health activities, food safety inspectors will also assist in identifying and planning environmental public health activities. In addition, they will inspect food products that are part of the American food chain to ensure restaurants serve nutritionally sound food. It is not possible to develop proper guidelines and regulations in this area on my own because food safety is such an important initiative across various health departments in the United States