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Finding a job in public health is hard right now. What can you do? Tune in to learn steps to better understand where the job landscape is and how to get your next public health job. You'll also learn about resilience and ways to beat burnout on your job searching journey.

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Timestamps:
0:00 Finding a public health job is hard
0:45 Feeling Defeated After Not Getting A Job
2:21 Getting A Job Is a Number Game
4:01 State of The Job Market
6:09 Tips on Resilient Job Hunting
6:38 3 Ways To Beat Burnout on Your Job Search
8:00 4 Mindsets You Need on Your Job Hunt
10:25 Public Health Job Searching Tips
16:30 Last Piece of Advice
17:01 Outro

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Public Health Careers podcast episode with Monique Thornton, MPH
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Monique is a founder and CEO of Let’s Talk Public Health, a DC based public health communication and marketing consultancy.

She has over a decade of experience in public health, health communication, and behavior change. She works with organizations, professionals, and students to effectively and creatively engage with people around public health topics and issues.

She conferred a Bachelor of Science in Community Health at University of Maryland. A Master of Public Health at The George Washington University - Milken Institute School of Public Health.

In today’s episode you’ll hear and learn more about
1. Journey into health communication, learning about it later into collegiate career
2. Journey of combining creative writing with public health and founding Let’s Talk Public Health
3. Helping organizations and professionals in public health communication + marketing efforts

And much much more!

Chapters:
@0:00 Trailer
@3:35 How do you identify & tell us a little about your personal background?
@5:13 How are you working to inspire more creative health communication?
@17:24 How does an organization more effectively engage with people around public health topics?
@21: 56 What does public health mean to you?
@24:25 B.S Community Health at the University of Maryland
@31:45 Any experiences you want to highlight?
@37:44 Undergrad takeaway(s)
@38: 3 Digital and Social Media Associate at Westat
@45:12 MPH at The George Washington University - Milken Institute School of Public Health
@51:03 Any highlights?
@54:45 Master's Takeaways
@56:11 Digital Media Consultant at Bekôz Marketing
@58:52 Public Health Engaging and Emerging Leaders Awardee
@1:02:13 CEO: Founder at Let’s Talk Public Health
@1:23:46 The Furious Five

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Public Health Careers podcast episode with Matthew McCurdy, MPH
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Matthew is the Executive Director and Co-Founder of BLKHLTH where they are creating a space for critical conversations about racism, health, and new ways forward. He also works as the Director of Programs at Emory Health DesignED where he leads the equitable integration of tech into wellbeing and healthcare.

Matthew is passionate about applying social science theory, health equity frameworks, and design to develop creative solutions that improve health outcomes for Black people. He has experience working with Federal programs to create strategies, track performance, and evaluate programs to drive continuous improvement.

He conferred a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Government at Georgia State University. And his Masters of Public Health in Behavioral Sciences and Health Education at Emory University.

In today’s episode you’ll hear and learn more about..
1. Why BLKHLTH was founded and how they’ve evolved their initiatives over the years
2. Navigating an ORISE Evaluation fellowship and the Presidential Management Fellow at US Department of Health and Human Services
3. The importance of community outreach to ensure that everyone has a voice

And much much more!

Chapters:
@0:00 Trailer
@4:32 How do you identify & tell us a little about your personal background?
@8:50 Looking back on the first conversations off BLKHLTH
@14:25 Tell us why community outreach is important and how that has showed up in your career
@18:30 What does public health mean to you?
@20:36 BA in Political Science and Government at Georgia State University and job
@26:22 Any undergrad takeaway(s)?
@27:18 Residential Counselor at Gwinnett Children’s Shelter
@34:20 MPH in Behavioral Sciences and Health Education at Emory University
@36: 20 Health Communications Intern at CDC
@38: 27 Health Educator at Planned Parenthood Southeast & Graduate Research Evaluation Assistant at The Carter Center
@42:00 MPH Takeaways?
@43:24 Research Assistant at Rollins School of P.H & ORISE Evaluation Fellow at CDC
@48:00 PMF at US DHHS then Senior Advisor for Strategic Management
@52:50 Health Scientist at CDC
@54:44 Chief Operating Officer at Odessa Health
@56:12 Director of Programs at Health DesignED
@1:00:00 Director, Co-Founder, and Board Chair of BLKHLTH
@1:06: 39 What has been the biggest challenges with managing this organization?
@1:13:16 What advice do you give for people forming new non pro

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