Dr. Brian Treon, M.D., is the newest member of the Clermont County Board of Health.

Dr. Treon’s term began April 1. He replaces Dr. Joseph Khan, who served on the Board of Health for 15 years.

“We thank Dr. Khan for his service to Clermont County, and we look forward to working with Dr. Treon,” said Julianne Nesbit, Clermont County Health Commissioner.

Since 2002, Dr. Treon has served as the coroner of Clermont County. Additionally, he has worked in the emergency departments of several local hospitals as staff physician and director of emergency medicine. He earned his Bachelor and medical degrees from the University of Cincinnati.

The Board of Health acts as the local governing body for Clermont County Public Health (CCPH). Its five members have the authority to adopt rules and regulations to enact policies to prevent disease, promote health, and protect the environment. Overall, the Board provides oversight for CCPH to help ensure the county’s health needs are met. One member is required to be a physician.

Board members are appointed by the District Advisory Council, which is comprised of representatives from the Board of County Commissioners, townships, and villages. The DAC meets annually in March to review CCPH’s activities and appoint members to the Board of Health.

About Clermont County Public Health

Clermont County Public Health (CCPH) is a local government agency that provides public and environmental services, nursing services, and education to Clermont County residents. CCPH is dedicated to the mission of striving to improve Clermont County by preventing disease, promoting health, and protecting the environment. For more information, contact ClermontHealthOhio.gov or (513) 732-7499.