Virginia Secretary of Health and Human Resources

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Virginia Secretary of Health and Human Resources
Incumbent
Vacant
since January 15, 2022 (2022-01-15)
Style Mr. Secretary
Member of Virginia Governor's Cabinet
NominatorThe Governor
AppointerThe Governor with advice and consent from the Senate and House
Term length 4 years
Inaugural holder Otis L. Brown
(as Secretary of Human Affairs)
FormationApril 8, 1972
Website hhr.virginia.gov

The secretary of health and human resources is a member of the Virginia Governor's Cabinet. The office is currently vacant pending confirmation of John Littel, Governor Glenn Youngkin's nominee for the post. [1]

Contents

List of secretaries

Human affairs (July 1, 1972–1976)

Human resources (1976–1988)

Health and human resources (1988–present)

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References

  1. "A Guide to the Records of the Virginia Secretary of Health and Human Resources, 2005-2010 Health and Human Resources, Secretary of, Virginia, Records of the 44685". Ead.lib.virginia.edu. 2010-01-13. Retrieved 2017-01-23.

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