I having been trying to find myself careerwise and am finally studying environmental epidemiology. I love what am learning and watching this video makes me feel that i made a right decision. thanks you guys for presenting the different perspectives of public health.
I find this interesting and challenging. I was a surgical technologist then worked in Information Systems for year, which has paid well but really isn't what I would call fun or gives you the feeling of helping people.
I work in public health but came to it late in my career path. My personal prejudice (and I use that word deliberately) is that there are too many people in public health who came there straight from school. Working for a few years in the public sector with a for-profit or non-profit healthcare organization and THEN getting your MPH is a better idea. Note I said personal prejudice! So take my advice with a grain of salt.
I am studying public health but I don't have a passion for it, I am going into international development. Helping the poorest of the poor. I figured public health would intersect with development. I am more interested in community and rural development. How do you create impact in extremely poor and vulnerable communities? I will say that I find it interesting that this video is primarily US based only. I am sure public health is not just an american issue, and I would think it be even more important in countries that are far poorer than the US, with far more health risks.
A friend of mine has a sister with a masters degree in public health. she has been looking for a job for a while now. what suggestions do you have that can help her get a job ?
Roguemember you a special kind of stupid.... Ever heard of getting good grades and getting almost full rides just based off of that and also getting financial aid. People like you who just make excuses for not trying and just cry, hoping people will feel bad for you is so annoying. Grow up, nothing in life comes easy, if you want something don't be a whinny child, go out and work for it...
I've been working in public health for about 15 years now - and I LOVE it.. :)
Global Health with Greg Martin what/where did you begin career wise when you first got your degree.?
What hours do you work as public health nurse??
I having been trying to find myself careerwise and am finally studying environmental epidemiology. I love what am learning and watching this video makes me feel that i made a right decision. thanks you guys for presenting the different perspectives of public health.
How’s your career in epi going ? I’m getting my masters in it this Jan!
Loved this video can't wait to become a Public Healthcare Worker!!
Wow! I'm growing more and more interested in this field. Considering this degree for Masters.
thanks so much for this video! Extremely helpful
I find this interesting and challenging. I was a surgical technologist then worked in Information Systems for year, which has paid well but really isn't what I would call fun or gives you the feeling of helping people.
Thanks this video was very insightful!!
Very helpful!! Thank you for this video :)
I'm currently working on my MPH!
ItsKayTho what career did you go in?
Very helpful. Thanks
Pretty informative. Thanks :)
Best video I’ve ever seen about public health careers
i want to explore public health ideas to all over the world
very nice video! :)
Love this i am a future public health nurse.
+gborowme bangura good luck in your career as a public health nurse!
Abibatu Bangura How do you become a public health nurse?👩🏾⚕️
Does anybody know what kind of hours public health nurses work? 9-5? or 12 hours shifts?
Jobs in the public sector generally don't pay that well; there's usually a good benefits and retirement package though.
These people don't make me want to study this at all.
i get you man
I work in public health but came to it late in my career path. My personal prejudice (and I use that word deliberately) is that there are too many people in public health who came there straight from school. Working for a few years in the public sector with a for-profit or non-profit healthcare organization and THEN getting your MPH is a better idea.
Note I said personal prejudice! So take my advice with a grain of salt.
btw should have added that I truly enjoy my job.
I am studying public health but I don't have a passion for it, I am going into international development. Helping the poorest of the poor. I figured public health would intersect with development. I am more interested in community and rural development. How do you create impact in extremely poor and vulnerable communities? I will say that I find it interesting that this video is primarily US based only. I am sure public health is not just an american issue, and I would think it be even more important in countries that are far poorer than the US, with far more health risks.
A friend of mine has a sister with a masters degree in public health. she has been looking for a job for a while now. what suggestions do you have that can help her get a job ?
currently persuing this degree. This comment has me worried lbs!
Does this degree get you a well paying job?
wow
hippity hoppity sirboppity? definitely not the major for me.
I’m dead ⚰️☠️
After msc public health is good future is there....?
no offence but yawn not for me at all
Higher Education = only for the privileged
Roguemember you a special kind of stupid.... Ever heard of getting good grades and getting almost full rides just based off of that and also getting financial aid. People like you who just make excuses for not trying and just cry, hoping people will feel bad for you is so annoying. Grow up, nothing in life comes easy, if you want something don't be a whinny child, go out and work for it...