PHEC 162: Interview With Matthew Fox, DSc, MPH, Epidemiologist and Podcaster

PHEC 025: Five Ways to Focus on Personal Development: We are all super busy people, juggling work, family, and other responsibilities. If you’re in graduate school, then that adds another layer of responsibility. Organizing your life in a way that accomplish all of the tasks that are in front of... by Public Health Epidemiology Conversations

12 min listen

PHEC 001: Introduction and Welcome: In this episode, an introduction and welcome to the online community is extended to everyone. The purpose of the community is explained along with how the whole idea was developed and what has been accomplished so far. The many benefits of... by Public Health Epidemiology Conversations

12 min listen

PHEC 008 How to Prepare for and Transition into a Public Health Career: In this episode, I continue sharing strategies that will help you prepare for and transition into a public health career. The information in this episode will be helpful for graduate students, as well as recent graduates who are trying to secure... by Public Health Epidemiology Conversations

36 min listen

PHEC 027: Why I Started the Myth-busting Challenge: A large portion of my audience includes people who have completed their degree but struggle with getting into the field of public health for one reason or another. Questions about how I became an epidemiologist were (and still are) the most... by Public Health Epidemiology Conversations

27 min listen

PHEC 004: Interview with Dr. Juanita Braxton: Establishing Health and Wellness Programs in Faith Based Organizations: In this episode, Dr. Juanita Braxton shares her passion for community focused public health interventions, as well as her passion for educating and serving communities. She considers her PhD in public health to be her “community service”... by Public Health Epidemiology Conversations

40 min listen

PHEC 007: My Transition from Healthcare to Public Health Epidemiology: In this episode, I share my journey and transition from healthcare to public health and the lessons that I learned along the way. My background is in medical laboratory technology, specifically microbiology. People often ask... by Public Health Epidemiology Conversations

35 min listen

PHEC 046: Addressing a Common Myth About Volunteering: Volunteering is a great way to gain experience, network within your community, and get closer to the public health career you desire. Unfortunately, some people have difficulty fitting in the time or energy to volunteer. But it doesn’t have to be... by Public Health Epidemiology Conversations

21 min listen

PHEC 023: Importance of Reflection and Best Use of Resources: Avoid information overload! It is important to reflect on the abundance of information that we take in from the many resources that are available to us. In this episode I discuss some ways to reflect and take away the messages from each episode... by Public Health Epidemiology Conversations

34 min listen

PHEC 005: Five Strategies for Online Graduate School Life Balance: In this episode, I discuss five actionable tips that busy online graduate degree students can use to help them balance the busy demands of graduate school and life. What starts out as excitement about starting graduate school can often drift into a... by Public Health Epidemiology Conversations

40 min listen

PHEC 009 Ten Strategies for Maximizing Student Resources in Preparation for Your Career: In this episode I discuss several resources that you should maximize as a student, so that you are best prepared for entry into your career field. It is difficult to know when you will need to use the knowledge and skills that you obtain as a... by Public Health Epidemiology Conversations

34 min listen

PHEC 003: Interview with Dr. Kathy Bianco: Bringing Public Health to Physician Assistant Programs: In this episode, Dr. Kathy Bianco shares her educational and career journey, connecting her healthcare career with public health. She shares some of the challenges she faced along the way, and how she overcame those challenges to successfully... by Public Health Epidemiology Conversations

41 min listen

PHEC 087: Interview with Rosalie Aguilar, National Project Coordinator for Salud America!: I’m delighted to introduce you to my special guest on this episode, Rosalie Aguilar. Rosalie is the national project coordinator for Salud America!, which is a national Latino-focused organization that creates culturally relevant and... by Public Health Epidemiology Conversations

47 min listen

PHEC 043: A "Typical" Work Day of an Epidemiologist: This episode summarizes a discussion from our community, where a member wanted to learn more about the role of an epidemiologist. She has just completed her undergraduate degree in life sciences and is interested in pursuing her master of public... by Public Health Epidemiology Conversations

20 min listen

PHEC 029: Interview with Christian Vigil: Global Public Health and Cultural Experiences with MEDICC: In this episode, I introduce you to Christian Vigil, as he shares a great story of the global public health initiatives with Medical Education Cooperation with Cuba (MEDICC). He shares his amazing journey into public health, and how he... by Public Health Epidemiology Conversations

48 min listen

PHEC 002: What is an Epidemiologist?: How do you explain your role as an epidemiologist to the non-scientific community? As an epidemiologist, I often struggle with how to explain epidemiology to people who are not familiar with the field or my profession. I'm not sure when I've... by Public Health Epidemiology Conversations

16 min listen

PHEC 026: Interview with Samantha Santos-DaSilva: Motivating and Inspiring Public Health Professional: This interview is filled with wisdom and powerful messages that will motivate and inspire you to pursue your public health career goals with a new burst of energy and enthusiasm. That is how I felt after my interview with Samantha. She is... by Public Health Epidemiology Conversations

42 min listen

PHEC 040: Our Community Group Discussion of Public Health: This episode is a little different, as I share discussion responses to public health topics in one of our community groups. Not only do I share the questions, responses, and comments from members of the group, I also provide my feedback as... by Public Health Epidemiology Conversations

24 min listen

PHEC 042: Online Degree Programs: Tackling Challenges of Work, Home, and School: In this episode, I answer a question submitted by one of the members of our community. The question comes from someone who is about to start a DrPH program. The program is a hybrid program, with the majority of the coursework being delivered... by Public Health Epidemiology Conversations

23 min listen

PHEC 017: Five Essential Strategies for Building a Strong Professional Network: In this episode, I discuss some important and essential strategies for building a strong professional network. Professional networks have become the primary way that people are finding new job opportunities. Building a professional network is... by Public Health Epidemiology Conversations

19 min listen

PHEC 051: Five Surprise Benefits of My First Year of Podcasting: My goal for creating the podcast was to mentor and help those who were interested in public health careers, sharing tips and strategies for entering or transitioning into the field. I was focused on giving, and didn’t expect to receive so much... by Public Health Epidemiology Conversations

22 min listen

PHEC 035: Never Underestimate Your Ability to Inspire Positive Health Behavior Changes in Others: This episode is a little different from the usual flow, and includes a story about a conversation I recently had with my mother and what I learned from it. I took away a lesson from it that I share on this episode, because I think you may... by Public Health Epidemiology Conversations

28 min listen

PHEC 032: Interview with Dr. Laurie Elam-Evans, Reproductive Epidemiologist at CDC: In this episode, I introduce you to Dr. Laurie Elam-Evans, who shares her journey into public health, as well as insights and helpful strategies and tips. Dr. Elam-Evans is the Lead Health Scientist and Team Leader for National Immunization Survey... by Public Health Epidemiology Conversations

46 min listen

PHEC 024: Interview with Angel Algarin: The Importance of Active Participation in Public Health: In this episode I interview Angel Algarin. He provides guidance and helpful tips for becoming actively involved, and gaining public health experience. Angel is a doctoral student, working towards his PhD in epidemiology. He is a very... by Public Health Epidemiology Conversations

45 min listen

PHEC 006: Interview with Dr. Frazier Beatty: Public Health Education Pathways to Careers: In this episode, I interview Dr. Frazier Beatty. We discuss some of the different education pathways to careers in public health, specifically online and traditional brick and mortar universities. Dr. Beatty has an impressive background... by Public Health Epidemiology Conversations

40 min listen

PHEC 031: Interview with Dr. Cynthia Hickman: Proud Nurse & Nutritional Health Educator: In this episode, I introduce you to Dr. Cynthia Hickman. She is an active researcher, public speaker, and nutritional health educator. At an early age, she knew she wanted to be a nurse and she shares her journey through nursing and... by Public Health Epidemiology Conversations

57 min listen

PHEC 058: Climate Change and Preparedness Efforts for Elderly Populations: Hurricane Florence recently hit the Carolinas, here in the United States, and caused devastating damages from high winds, flooding, and local tornadoes. For several days leading up to the storm, we all watched and waited as meteorologists... by Public Health Epidemiology Conversations

24 min listen

PHEC 052: Milestone Officially Reached! Celebrating the 1st Year of the Podcast: Thank you to all members of this community and faithful listeners of the podcast. This is a major milestone and accomplishment that I’m very excited to reach. My goal for creating the podcast was to mentor and help those who were... by Public Health Epidemiology Conversations

21 min listen

PHEC 034: Why You Should Consider Leading a Health Promotion Campaign: During the first 98 days of this year, I lead a team of amazing people in the American Public Health Association’s (APHA) health promotion campaign, the 1 Billion Steps Challenge. My team, DrCHHuntley and Friends, finished in 6th place out of... by Public Health Epidemiology Conversations

34 min listen

PHEC 072 Goals for 2019: Podcast, Workshops, Strategy: The ultimate goal of the podcast is to share tips and strategies that help you enter or transition into the field of public health. In this episode, I’d like to share a little about my business plans for 2019, as they relate to the podcast,... by Public Health Epidemiology Conversations

18 min listen

PHEC 048: The Importance of Communication Skills in Public Health: Communication skills are important for all professionals, especially those in public health. Good communication will help you present research, relay information to community members, coordinate with co-workers, and build relationships within the... by Public Health Epidemiology Conversations

23 min listen

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