Daily News | Gov. Josh Shapiro quietly recalls pick for Pennsylvania Department of Health secretary
Prior to leading the Allegheny County Department of Health, Bogen was a professor and pediatrician in University of Pittsburgh’s Medical Center. Her decades of research mostly focused on infants and mothers. Earlier this year, the Pennsylvania chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics
— are expected to be appointed by default on Thursday, after the Senate failed to vote on their appointment within 25 legislative session days. Even if a nomination is not approved, the nominee can remain as the “acting” secretary, and Bogen will remain the acting secretary for the near future. In that time, Shapiro can nominate a new candidate or renominate Bogen.From TikToks to a 24/7 live stream, Gov. Josh Shapiro’s I-95 response grows his national profile
A spokesperson for Shapiro said in a prepared statement that Bogen is “an immensely qualified public health expert who is doing an exemplary job leading the Department of Health.”
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