Members are the reason for and the driving force of IPHA. Our members and partners cover all
sectors including federal, state and municipal agencies; non-profit providers; private sector health
providers; educators; community advocates; and retirees.
Our core functions are to connect public health leaders, partners, and allies, while advancing a
public health agenda for Iowans through education and advocacy. We directly serve our members by
providing education and curating resources necessary to meet the evolving challenges in their
public health roles.
• Searchable IPHA membership directory
• Student experience database
• IPHA’s Mentor/Mentee program
• Representation on statewide health coalitions
• Newsletter and electronic communication with a statewide network of public health colleagues
• committee chair positions
• board of directors
• affiliate representative to the governing council of APHA
• Iowa-specific advocacy resources
• Public Health Day on the Hill
• IPHA Legislative Forum
• Speak for Health
• Public health events/educational offerings
• Opportunity to submit nominations for IPHA annual awards
• Discounted pricing on IPHA-hosted trainings and other events
• Opportunities to promote your work in our quarterly newsletter and/or monthly webinars
• Public health events/educational offerings
• Opportunity to submit nominations for IPHA annual awards
• Discounted pricing on IPHA-hosted trainings and other events
• Opportunities to promote your work in our quarterly newsletter and/or monthly webinars
• Free posting of career opportunities ($150 fee for non-members)
• Patagonia Health Electronic Health Records for Iowa Public Health Departments ($2,500 off the initial purchase price of the system OR $50 off the ongoing monthly fees) – learn more
• Funding opportunities (online listing curated by IPHA)
“IPHA does much to bring together sometimes divergent parties and interests to jointly work, learn, and improve health status throughout our state. Its value as a convener and thought leader is only likely to increase even further over time.”
Director, Telligen Community Initiative
Governmental or private,
non-profit organization
providing or promoting
population health
< 20 employees (includes three IPHA members)
$250
20-99 employees (includes five IPHA members)
$350
100+ employees (includes eight IPHA members)
$550
