Sheree Bass, MPH is the Environmental Health Director for the Clayton County Health District. She graduated from Armstrong Atlantic State University (now Georgia Southern University Armstrong Campus) with an Associate of Arts in Liberal Studies and a Bachelor of Science in Biology. She later earned a Master of Public Health with a concentration in Leadership in Practice from the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill’s Gillings School of Global Public Health.
Following graduation in 2008, Sheree began her professional career with Armstrong (Liberty Campus) as a Biology Lab Technician and Biology Lab Instructor. In the fall of 2012, she transitioned into the field of environmental health a Specialist with the Glynn County Environmental Health Department in the Coastal Health District, where she was later promoted to Program Manager of Facility Programs. She continued to advance her career when she joined the Clayton County Health District as Deputy Environmental Health Director, eventually rising to her current role as District Environmental Health Director.
Some of Sheree’s notable accomplishments include having her undergraduate assisted research published in a scientific journal (Herpetology Notes), participating in the Environmental Health Training Response Operations training in Anniston Alabama, and gaining an abundance of knowledge and certifications through her years of service.
Sheree is enthusiastic about her role as the District Environmental Health Director. She is eager to work alongside the wonderful staff of Clayton County Health District as well as the community of Clayton County.