The Public Health Workforce is Not OK
Dr. Katie Schenk, Having a human experience, Lisa Brodsky, Elizabeth Watson, MPH, Jennifer Troyer, Karen VogtHonest talk about working in public health from Dr Katie Schenk
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Epidemiologist, public health informatics specialist, community builder
Nurse, mother, seeker, fellow human. All views expressed are my own.
Lisa Brodsky is a writer and public health professional whose work explores intergenerational trauma, cultural inheritance, and spiritual resilience. She writes about ancestral magic and unseen power in everyday moments.
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)!
Science advocate
Physician trained in Pediatrics and Pediatric Endocrinology
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