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HHS employees are dedicated to making a positive difference in the lives of the Texans we serve. At HHS, your work matters, and we support you at each stage of your life and career as you fulfill the agency’s mission.

HHS is committed to hiring veterans, service members, and their families and creating a work environment that values and retains the skills service members bring to the job.

Administrative and executive staff support, oversee and manage operations. HHS offers career opportunities and salaries that correspond with education and experience.

Christine Mann is director of communications for the Texas Health and Human Services Commission.

Camisha D. Banks is the deputy executive commissioner for Managed Care for the Texas Health and Human Services Commission.

Health Care Regulation is responsible for the regulatory oversight of health care facilities, licensed chemical dependency counselors, and licensed sex offender treatment providers to protect consumer and patient health and safety by ensuring compliance with state laws and rules.

Residential Care Child Regulation staff process applications, issue permits, conduct inspections and investigations, submit regulatory enforcement referrals to Child Care Facility Enforcement, and conduct other regulatory activities related to child-placing agencies and general residential operations.

The Regulatory Services Division offers a strong sense of mission, competitive salaries, career advancement, paid training and education, and highly competitive benefits, including health and dental insurance, paid vacation and sick leave.

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Every two years, the Texas Health and Human Services system updates its Strategic Plans, which describe its work to address multifaceted and evolving factors affecting health and human services.