Our blog addresses the professional and educational development of MPH students. Read along as Jennifer Celio, updates about research and news in the public health field. Jennifer is an MPH student in Health Policy and Management at the City University of New York School of Public Health at Hunter College and is an elected member of their curriculum committee. Her interests include obesity prevention, food insecurity, health disparities, universal health care and the implementation of the Affordable Care Act.Tag Archives: infectious disease
Paid Sick Days: A Public Health Issue
Imagine ordering a meal at a fast food restaurant, and seeing the person preparing it sniffling, coughing and sneezing. It probably happens more often than you realize. Most fast food restaurant workers in New York City do not have paid … Continue reading
Posted in Living Wage, Paid Sick Days, prevention, Public Health Education, Worker Rights
Tagged infectious disease, living wage, paid sick days, public health, worker rights
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20 Public Health Experts Worth Knowing
If you crave a job overseas as a public health practitioner, you have plenty of folks you can use as guiding lights. The following list of 20 public health experts worth knowing all have traveled in their jobs, some to … Continue reading
Posted in Public Health
Tagged California Living 2.0 initiative, Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Haiti, health initiative, IDSA, infectious disease, infectious disease risk management, malaria, malnutrition, Prince Mahidol Award, public health, public healthcare, TB, zinc consultive group
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