The Public Health Workforce is Not OK
Dr. Katie Schenk, Jess Steier, DrPH, Scott M. Gagnon, Vinu Ilakkuvan, Jason Tiller, Michelle Jeu, MPH, Beth Linas, Ellen (Langhans) Mills, Meagan Rico, Jessica S. Rogers-Brown, Maya NussenzweigHonest talk about working in public health from Dr Katie Schenk
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I am a #firedfed, who was serving his country as the mental health authority for New England. I was fired by Trump. Now, I speak up and speak out, pushing back against his threats to our country, our freedom, and our behavioral health systems
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).
Professional in local public health for the last 10 years and Army medic for 20 years before that.
Michelle Jeu, MPH, is a program manager and policy educator advancing health equity through data-driven public health programs, health systems design, global healthcare leadership, and social impact innovation.
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Ellen is a health communicator who is passionate about plain language and a proud member of Team Oxford Comma.
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?
Jessica S. Rogers Brown is a Jewish writer and epidemiologist blending public health expertise with storytelling to reveal the human impact of data, policy, and social justice—drawing on years at the CDC and in community health.
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
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