Current and future food service operators, entrepreneurs, and health enthusiasts are in for an informative read, as author Mike Campbell, a former supervisor of inspectors for the State of Florida, releases through Xlibris, Hi, I’m Your Health Inspector! Hi, I’m Your Health Inspector! is designed to eliminate the mystery and apprehension surrounding the food inspection process, and provides information which can help identify and eliminate food safety hazards. This book explains what the inspector is looking at, and what he is looking for in your operation. There is also a discussion on compliance, as the whole goal of the book is to help you avoid violations, legal action, sanctions, fines, and bad publicity. This manual, based on the FDA Food Code, provides a comprehensive guide to understanding the inspection process, the inspection report, and the violations cited. If, as a food service operator, your goal is to provide your guests with great food and good service, in a clean and sanitary environment, Hi, I’m Your Health Inspector! will prove to be an invaluable tool in meeting that goal. It is an excellent teaching resource for anyone in the industry, or anyone planning a food service career.

This novel is about a crooked health department and is certainly a one of a kind novel. I don’t believe there has ever been a novel about a crooked health department before the creation of this novel. Some of it is reality based... A retired Naval Intelligence Officer (Ty Ambrose) takes a job as a health inspector at the local health department. He finds corruption running from within the political arena all the way down to the county health inspector. Corruption and pay-offs from food service inspections to septic tank approvals run rampant!!! Being an ex-Naval Intelligence Officer, Ty decides to stay with the job and learn as much about the corruption as possible. Then, with evidence in hand, he planned to notify the proper authorities about the corruption. Eventually, Ty learns the corruption extends all the way out to the Military Base and gets Naval Intelligence in on the game. The plot thickens as he finds out about the Director and a few of the employees are dealing in drugs with a local mobster. There are some morbid murders and kinky sex scenes in the novel. The morbid perversion is just part of the total picture of the corrupt and demented Department of Health Inspections. . . . . . .