5 transferable skills that you can use as a public health student or professional. Developing these transferable skills will allow you to become a more competent public health professional.

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Chapters:
@0:00 Introduction
@0:33 Networking
@1:35 Needs Assessments
@2:35 Data Management & Analysis
@3:49 Report writing
@4:45 Collaboration
@6:16 Summary

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Sarah Grant, MPH, CHES, CDCES, is a Consultant Program Manager at Unstukk Ltd. She is an experienced public health professional, contractor, and diabetes expert. She was conferred a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Sciences at Oakwood University and her Master of Public Health at Northern Illinois University.

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Chapters:
@0:00 Episode Start
@2:16 Sarah Grant, MPH, CHES, CDCES Intro
@2:57 Identify & Personal Background
@4:22 Getting contracting roles
@7:03 Approach to disease prevention
@8:40 What is public health?
@10:24 Bachelors in Biomedical Sciences at Oakwood University
@12:17 Undergrad experiences
@14:29 Undergrad takeaways
@17:04 Post grad: pharmacy school, pharmacy tech & then MPH
@21:56 Mindset of not completing pharmacy school
@22:53 Master of Public Health at Northern Illinois
@24:11 MPH Experiences
@25:41 Diabetes Prevention
@27:40 MPH Takeaways
@30:43 Working at Four Corners Primary Care Center
@36:25 Freelance Health Education & Resource Development Officer at Black Beetle Health
@40:19 Volunteer Grant Writer at Genuine Academy
@43:10 Diabetes Educator & Lifestyle Coach at Diabetes You Can Win Foundation
@45:57 Balancing multiple roles
@48:08 Thought process for finding your timeline at organization
@50:05 PT Diabetes Educator at GNR Public Health
@51:34 Moving into chronic disease program manager
@53:20 Program Manager at Unstukk Consultancy
@57:58 Overcoming challenges of chronic diseases
@1:00:50 Future Predictions
@1:02:00 Where connect with you?
@1:02:53 The Furious Five
@1:06:25 Support us!

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Develop the skill of continuous learning and development to stay ahead in public health!

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@0:00 Episode Intro
@0:41 Access to world of knowledge
@1:12 Use research and books
@1:43 Connecting made easy
@2:42 Continue learning about the field
@3:12 Get certifications
@3:50 Prioritize learning

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Simay Okyay McNutt, MPH is a Health Policy and Reimbursement Consultant. She manages device and medtech clients and consults them on coding, coverage, and payment issues, with specialization in Medicare. She conferred a Bachelor in Biological Chemistry and Bachelor in Women, Gender, & Sexuality at the University of Virginia. She then worked as a certified medical assistant before getting her Master of Public Health at The George Washington University - Milken Institute School of Public Health.


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Chapters:
@0:00 Episode Start
@2:12 Simay Okyay McNutt, MPH Intro
@2:50 Identify and personal background
@5:30 Importance of Health Policy in Public Health context
@8:26 What is public health?
@11:57 Bachelors in Biological Chemistry & Women, Gender, & Sexuality at University of Virginia
@15:40 Experiences during Undergrad + Takeaways
@21:48 Certified Medical Assistant at Clifton Care
@26:45 Board positions
@32:57 Master of Public Health at The George Washington University in health policy
@38:25 Experiences during MPH
@42:54 Getting full time Health Policy Associate position
@45:28 Master of Public Health takeaways
@47:37 Senior Health Policy Associate and then Manager at Applied Policy
@49:50 Getting good at your hob
@58:40 Developing med technology expertise
@1:02:55 Connect & Future Predictions
@1:04:49 The Furious Five

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In this month's episode of Health Equity Mondays (HEM), with co-hosts Jasmine Leonard aka Health Equity Jazz, MPH and Omari Richins, MPH, we talk about:

- COVID, RSV Vaccine update 
- Men Dying at Higher Rates of Overdose Deaths Than Women

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Chapters:
@0:00 Episode Start
@0:58 Check ins
@2:47 Covid19 and RSV Vaccine into this fall
@13:28 Promo break
@15:08 Overdose deaths by gender
@21:20 Commentary
@24:41 Equity in Action
@27:24 Ending commentary

COVID & RSV Vaccine Updates
https://www.nytimes.com/article/flu-covid-rsv-vaccines.html
https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/covid-cases-hospitalizations-are-rising-virus-surging-rcna97753

Men Dying at Higher Rates of Overdose Deaths Than Women
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41386-023-01601-8#Sec6
https://www.nih.gov/news-events/news-releases/men-died-overdose-2-3-times-greater-rate-women-us-2020-2021 

Health Equity in Action (Black representation in Clinical Trials)
https://www.aamc.org/news/clinical-trials-seek-fix-their-lack-racial-mix
https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamanetworkopen/fullarticle/2780381#zld210093r1
https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/article-abstract/2789666
https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanam/article/PIIS2667-193X(22)00069-2/fulltext 

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Start your semester off to a great start. Here are 3 tips for a successful semester for public health students.

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Chapters:
@0:00 Start
@00:57 Get Organized
@2:06 Ask for Help
@3:07 Schedule in rest
@4:13 Bonus

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Aliyha Hill, MPH is a Program Manager at Chicago Department of Public Health, is an adjunct Professor at University of Missouri School of Health Professionals, and is a Regional Director for Sisters in Public Health. She is a diligent and charismatic public health professional dedicated to improving and serving the communities towards a prosperous future. She conferred a Bachelor of Health Professions and Related Clinical Services at University of Missouri-Columbia. She then went on to get a Master of Public Health at University of Missouri-Columbia.

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Chapters:
@0:00 Episode teaser
@2:24 Aliyha Hill, MPH Intro 
@3:30 Identify & personal background
@4:30 What is public health?
@5:55 Bachelors of Health Professions & Related Clinical Sciences at University of Missouri-Columbia
@11:35 Insights from being a student while your parent has cancer
@13:28 Experiences during undergrad
@25:10 Learning how to be a professional
@27:16 Learning interdisciplinary work
@29:14 Minor in Spanish 
@31:40 Relationship building with Mentor
@37:32 Importance of “no.”
@39:15 Undergrad Takeaways
@41:50 Master of Public Health at University of Missouri - Columbia
@47:11 Experiences during Master of Public Health
@58:49 Takeaways from Master of Public Health 
@1:01:13 Recovery Coordination Specialist at FEMA
@1:11:20 Family Support Specialist at Parent Link
@1:18:15 Program Manager at Chicago Department of Public Health
@1:25:00 Adjunct Professor at University of Missouri College of Health Science Professions
@1:30:41 Regional Director for Sisters In Public Health
@1:34:12 Future Predictions 
@1:36:10 The Furious Five

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Taylor D. Humphries, MPH is a Program Manager at Bond Community Health Center and a Community Health Worker there also. You can find Taylor on IG at @blackwomaninpublichealth and host of Black Woman in Public Health Podcast. She works towards implementing policies to grant access to quality healthcare for people of color. She got her Bachelor's Degree in Health Services, Allied Health, Health Sciences at Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University (Florida A&M). Then went on to get her Master of Public Health at Florida State University.

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Chapters:
@0:00 Episode Teaser
@1:32 Taylor D. Humphries, MPH Intro
@4:23 Identity and Background 
@6:30 Being a black professional teaching at HBCU
@8:38 What is Public Health
@13:00 Associates Degree in Biology at Barry University
@14:20 Drive to want to help people
@16:07 Transferring to Florida A&M Universit
@18:46 Undergrad Takeaways
@22:07 Gap year and job experience 
@28:20 When did you learn about public health?
@35:45 Master of Public Health at Florida State University in Policy
@39:06 Experiences during MPH
@44:27 MPH Takeaways
@49:50 Public Health Case Investigator at Kansas Department of Health & Environment 
@51:55 Adjunct Professor at Florida State University 
@55:16 CHW & Program Manager at Barn Community Health Center
@1:01:50 Black Woman In Public Health on Instagram & Podcast
@1:06:49 Future Predictions
@1:08:00 The Furious Five

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Dr. Jada Hoyle-Gardner, PhD is a Postdoctoral Research Health Fellow at Rollins School of Public Health at Emory University. She has experiences including training in microbiology, toxicology and public health. She also supports mentorship for future STEM professionals. She conferred a Bachelor in Chemistry at Spelman College and got her PhD in Environmental Science at Florida A&M University.

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Chapters:
@0:00 Episode Teaser
@1:28 Episode insights
@2:20 Dr. Jada Hoyle-Gardener, PhD
@3:05 identify & personal background 
@4:40 Using computational and molecular tools to understand health
@10:15 What is Public Health?
@11:23 Bachelors in Chemistry at Spelman College
@15:23 When did you think of grad school?
@18:00 Experiences during Undergrad
@21:19 Undergrad takeaways
@22:50 Upward Bound Math/Science Summer Program
@26:11 Advice for Imposter Syndrome 
@29:10 PhD in Environmental Studies at Florida A&M University
@30:37 Experiences During PhD
@31:50 NASA Internship at Ames Research Center
@33:33 Dissertation Around Bioremediation
@38:00 Postdoctoral Research Fellow at Emory University
@39:25 Postdoctoral Education Fellow
@42:00 Differences between research and education postdoc
@44:00 HAPIN Program
@48:12 STEM diversity advocate
@51:44 Wanting to be a Principal Investigator/Researcher
@53:21 Future predictions 
@54:24 The Furious Five

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Marissa Leahy, BS is an Infection Control Practitioner at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital. She is an enthusiastic professional who transitioned from traditional public health to health care epidemiology. She conferred a Bachelors of Science in Public Health at Drexel University Dornsife School of Public Health.

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Chapters:
@0:00 Episode Teaser
@2:22 Marissa Leahy, BS Intro
@3:00 Identify & personal background
@3:40 Insights around transitioning out of traditional public health
@7:08 Developing a mission in public health
@9:30 What is public health?
@11:15 Bachelors in public health at Drexel University Dornsife School of Public Health
@16:50 Experiences during undegraf
@23:40 Minor in Sociology
@25:55 Undergrad takeaways 
@29:00 Disease Intervention Specialist at City of Philadelphia Department of Public Health
@39:20 Advice to stay motivated when struggling in job hunt 
@42:58 Prison Liaison at City of Philadelphia department of public health
@47:50 Certificate in Phlebotomy
@54:13 Epidemiology in Public Health Specialization Practice Non-credit course at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
@58:36 Infection Control Practitioner at Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals
@1:06:25 Future Predictions
@1:10:35 The Furious Five

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