The Public Health Workforce is Not OK
Dr. Katie Schenk, Jennifer Troyer, Lisa Brodsky, Rachel Cintron, Karen Vogt, Suraj Arshanapally, MPH, hokiejacHonest 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
Science advocate
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.
International Public Health expert turned Teacher Intern. Traveler, linguist, humanitarian, teacher, mentor. Supporting career pivots, evidence-based solutions to humanity's big problems, and connections to people by breaking down language barriers.
Physician trained in Pediatrics and Pediatric Endocrinology
Public Health Communicator. I write about creative media driving public health and social impact. Former Managing Editor for the CDC Yellow Book.
Strategic government relations. Global Health Policy leader. Licensed Attorney. 25 years of experience at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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