Dr. Katie Schenk Is Now on Substack
Dr. Katie Schenk is now on Substack where she will continue her series “The Public Health Workforce Is Not Okay.”
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It’s Not You, It’s Public Health
In the second season of this column, Dr. Katie Schenk re-opens the discussion around the public health workforce with a renewed focus on the strengths found through developing community and on the experience of job-hunting in public health.
Read moreRebuilding the Public Health Workforce: A Summary that Wants to Be a Manifesto
Dr. Katie Schenk distills her suggestions over the last 10 weeks and directs them towards 3 groups of constituents within our public health community, arranged according to perceived power in shaping the public health sector.
Read moreUnity, Community, Immunity, Opportunity: Lessons Learned from Writing About Public Health
Dr. Katie Schenk reflects upon what she’s learned about unity, community, immunity, and opportunity as she has been writing about public health.
Read moreWhat Actually Works?: Careers Advice in Public Health, Part 2
Dr. Katie Schenk offers career advice that actually works for public health professionals.
Read moreUsing LinkedIn to Your Advantage: Careers Advice in Public Health in 2022, Part 1
Dr. Katie Schenk offers suggestions for career advice in public health that is actually relevant today, starting with LinkedIn.
Read moreAtrophy and Adjunctification: Changes in Public Health Employment Opportunities
Dr. Katie Schenk explores some of the contextual dynamics of the job market in public health.
Read moreAdvice for Building a Career in Public Health — Does Any of It Really Work Anymore?
Dr. Katie Schenk responds to public health professionals seeking advice for how to move ahead in their careers.
Read moreMental Health and Wellbeing Among Public Health Professionals
Dr. Katie Schenk explores the mental health impacts of working through the pandemic on public health professionals.
Read morePublic Health Workspaces
Dr. Katie Schenk offers assorted reflections on public health work and workplaces in this second post in this new series.
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