The Public Health Workforce is Not OK
Dr. Katie Schenk, Having a human experience, Annika Peterson, Vinu Ilakkuvan, Beth Linas, Meagan Rico, Maya Nussenzweig, Elizabeth Watson, MPH, Yasmin Mariam KlothHonest talk about working in public health from Dr Katie Schenk
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Authors
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Epidemiologist, public health informatics specialist, community builder
PhD nurse scientist and family nurse practitioner, former CDC disease detective and public health service officer, fellow human
I am determined not to let my anxiety and introversion stop me from fighting for a better world.
A public health consultant (pophealthllc.com) and lecturer (at GWU) working with communities to advance policy and systems change. Passionate about reclaiming our health, power, and community from corporations (gaslitbycorporations.com).
Infectious disease Epidemiologist navigating unemployment and IVF
Notes from a wandering nurse, mom, and public health storyteller making sense of the world one field note at a time. What does it mean to grow, stumble, question, and keep showing up in the heartland?
Maya Nussenzweig is a born-and-raised New Yorker, marathoner, and public health professional with 10 years of experience leading programs and managing clinical research operations
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 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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