Oneida County expands staff coverage for Public Health on-call duties
Public Health Director Linda Conlon won committee approval to spread on-call duties across additional employees, reducing the length of individual on-call rotations from about 17 weeks to five weeks and keeping supervisors as escalation contacts; the change carries a minimal fiscal impact of $2,700.
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Public Health Director Linda Conlon told the Executive Committee that Oneida County’s current on-call process places primary responsibility on the director and supervisors and proposed distributing on-call duties across additional employees to reduce individual burden.
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