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Provider: Delta Omega
Description: Where can a career in public health take you? The answer may be broader than you think. Public health professionals work across government, nonprofit organizations, private companies, healthcare, human rights, policy, climate and environmental initiatives, and many other settings. This panel discussion explores several of those possibilities through the experiences of MPH graduates who have built careers across different sectors.
Moderated by Paige Hornsby, PhD, of the Gamma Pi Chapter at the University of Virginia, panelists share their own career paths, including the unexpected opportunities, transitions, and experiences that helped them find their place in public health. They also discuss the skills that have proven valuable across sectors, including communication, project management, evaluation, policy analysis, data, and relationship building.
Whether you know exactly where you want your public health career to go or are still exploring your options, this session offers perspectives on finding opportunities, building professional connections, recognizing transferable skills, and remaining open to career paths you may not have considered. As the panelists demonstrate, your first job does not have to be your dream job, and each experience can help you discover where your interests and skills can make an impact.
Moderated by Paige Hornsby, PhD, of the Gamma Pi Chapter at the University of Virginia, panelists share their own career paths, including the unexpected opportunities, transitions, and experiences that helped them find their place in public health. They also discuss the skills that have proven valuable across sectors, including communication, project management, evaluation, policy analysis, data, and relationship building.
Whether you know exactly where you want your public health career to go or are still exploring your options, this session offers perspectives on finding opportunities, building professional connections, recognizing transferable skills, and remaining open to career paths you may not have considered. As the panelists demonstrate, your first job does not have to be your dream job, and each experience can help you discover where your interests and skills can make an impact.
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Format: Webinar
Delivery type: Online
Activity Dates: On demand
Activity Date: N/A
Credits: 1
Fee required?: No