What Actually Works?: Careers Advice in Public Health, Part 2
Dr. Katie Schenk offers career advice that actually works for public health professionals.
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Advice 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 moreCritical Viewpoints of Public Health Career Advancement: Podcast with Dr. Ans Irfan
Public Health Perspectives is a podcast series targeted towards strengthening the future public health workforce. Join us as we explore the narratives of public health care professionals and gain insight on career paths that shape the profession. In this episode of Public Health Perspectives, I’m speaking with Dr. Ans Irfan, a public health scholar-practitioner currently based at Harvard University, where he is exploring
Read morePodcast with the Authors of 101+ Careers in Public Health
In this episode of JPHMP Direct TALK, Dr. Gulzar Shah talks to Dr. Beth Seltzer and Dr. Heather Krasna about the many career paths available in the field of public health. In the wake of COVID-19, the general awareness of public health is greater than it has been in decades, and so is the interest in building meaningful careers in
Read moreChoosing a Team and Being an Academic Team Player: Part II
One of the biggest challenges for potential doctoral students and junior faculty members is finding a productive team that will support them in their scholarly endeavors and help them grow professionally. For doctoral students and other trainees (such as postdoctoral fellows), choosing the right program and mentor can be overwhelming, and the ramifications of choosing incorrectly can be significant and
Read moreHow can public health students make themselves competitive for employment?
As soon as I entered academia, one of the most common questions I received from students was some variation of, “What is the best way to make myself more competitive for a job when I graduate?” To me, there are many answers one can give, and each of them is necessary but not sufficient. One that I most commonly hear
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