Public health offers a diverse range of career opportunities aimed at improving community health and well-being, with roles in government, healthcare, and nonprofit sectors – in the United States and international settings. Public health professionals work to prevent disease, promote health, and improve the quality of life in communities. Careers in this field vary widely, encompassing roles in research, education, policy, disease investigation, and community outreach & engagement.
Career Paths
Biostatistician: Applies statistics to analyze public health data and inform health policies Community Health Educator. Most biostatisticians have a master in public health and advanced statistics training. Projected job growth through 2033: 11%.
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Community Health: Educator Collects and analyzes data to identify community needs prior to planning, implementing, monitoring, and evaluating programs designed to encourage healthy lifestyles, policies, and environments. For students interested in this career choice, earning national certification as a Community Health Education Specialist (CHES) will provide advantages in the job market. List of Employers Who Hire/Recognize CHES. Projected job growth through 2033: 7%.
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Want to talk to someone about careers in Public Health? Contact: Undergraduate Students College of Arts & Sciences Career Services
Your College of Arts & Sciences academic advisor
Your Public Health faculty advisor/mentor
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