May 27, 2026 - 01:12

Applications are now open for three open seats on the Suncoast Health Council, all of which must be filled by licensed health care providers. The council, which advises on regional health planning and resource allocation, is looking for qualified professionals to serve two-year terms starting immediately upon appointment.
Interested candidates must submit their applications by 3 p.m. on Wednesday, June 24, 2026. The positions are open to individuals working in fields such as medicine, nursing, dentistry, or other direct patient care roles. Appointees will help shape local health policy, review community health needs, and coordinate services across Pinellas and surrounding areas.
The Suncoast Health Council plays a key role in identifying gaps in care and ensuring that public health resources are used effectively. Officials encourage experienced providers who understand the region's healthcare challenges to apply. Late submissions will not be accepted, so applicants should plan to get their materials in well before the deadline.
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