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The Public Health Workforce is Not OK

Dr. Katie Schenk, Having a human experience, Annika Peterson, Elizabeth Watson, MPH, Yasmin Mariam Kloth

Honest talk about working in public health from Dr Katie Schenk

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Authors

The writers behind this newsletter.

  • Dr. Katie Schenk

    Epidemiologist, public health informatics specialist, community builder

  • Having a human experience

    PhD nurse scientist and family nurse practitioner, former CDC disease detective and public health service officer, fellow human

  • Annika Peterson

    I am determined not to let my anxiety and introversion stop me from fighting for a better world.

  • Elizabeth Watson, MPH

    I am a public health professional with a 13 year background in healthcare. I earned my MPH in 2024, and I am currently a PhD student in epidemiology at Walden University. I enjoy reading, jigsaw puzzles, and a good long walk (not on the beach)!

  • Yasmin Mariam Kloth

    Yasmin Mariam Kloth is a writer in Cincinnati, OH. Her poetry explores the intersections of love, loss, place, and space, often with a focus on her Middle Eastern heritage.

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