Career Crossroads
As a “seasoned veteran” of the public health academic circuit, my one message for prospective students is that there is no one right way to [...]
As a “seasoned veteran” of the public health academic circuit, my one message for prospective students is that there is no one right way to [...]
Working in Public Health is full of opportunities to touch many lives. While it is most important to have sound technical knowledge on the subject [...]
“Mam, this is an urgent call from a health post few hours from where your team has set up the camp”, the very hasty voice [...]
How having multiple, unrelated interests allows me to have more fun at work Growing up, I had the vague idea that I would study [...]
In 2017, James Flint, along with the Field Epidemiology Training Programme of Papua New Guinea (FETPNG) team (Dr. Mathias Bauri, Dr. Mary Kaevaore and Edwin [...]
In 2017, James Flint, along with the Field Epidemiology Training Programme of Papua New Guinea (FETPNG) team (Dr. Mathias Bauri, Dr. Mary Kaevaore and Edwin [...]
In 2016, I graduated from the University of Toronto’s Dalla Lana School of Public Health with a Master of Public Health in Epidemiology. During my [...]
Part 1: It is a pivotal time to be a young woman launching a career in global health. Canada has a Feminist International Assistance Policy, [...]
by Lawrence C. Loh “It sounds like you’re doing lots of great work!” my student mentee said, smiling. “Lots of great work with lots of [...]
In 2016, I graduated from the University of Toronto’s Dalla Lana School of Public Health with a Master of Public Health in Epidemiology. During my [...]