Challenges we face as public health researchers and professionals can often feel like a mountain. How do we overcome these challenges? We have to learn how to move the mountains.

Join Dr. Joyee on a transformative journey in the season 2 finale of The Public Health Joy Podcast, where she shares invaluable insights gained from overcoming hurdles in public health research. From navigating technical glitches to personal struggles with trauma, autoimmune disease, job loss, and grief, Dr. Joyee reveals the resilience needed to move mountains for others through shared experiences.

Discover the top 5 lessons learned as a public health researcher, emphasizing the courage to confront challenges head-on and the transformative power of being intentional. Dr. Joyee dives into the art of moving mountains in public health research, advocating for starting small, believing in change, and the profound impact of community collaboration.

Be encouraged, be inspired, start small, and believe in the possibility of change. 

Key points:

0:55 Celebrating YOU! 

3:12 Celebrating 25 episodes 

4:38 The story behind creating The Public Health Joy Podcast 

9:03 Overcoming challenges in public health research and career development. 

13:47 Facing challenges, collaboration, and community involvement in public health

14:24 Top 5 lessons learned to overcoming challenges

22:10 Shifting the narrative in public health research 

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