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This is the most common question asked by prospective and current students. Because individuals with degrees in Public Health work in many industries, specialties, and work-settings, one way that the WPUNJ Public Health faculty answer this question is to highlight the various career and educational pathways taken by our alumni. Below are profiles of some of our successful alumni.
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Using graphic design to communicate health.
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Supporting local health programs though grant writing.
Advocating for reproductive health.
Advancing health through clinical research.
Engaging youth in substance abuse prevention.
Working toward a tobacco-free New Jersey.
Supporting health through diabetes case management.
Ensuring safe and healthy environments.
Educating and empowering youth.
Using research and data in prevention education.
Navigating people toward affordable health care.
Supporting cancer patients and their families.
mproving Latino health through outreach & education.
Reducing rates of teen pregnancy and STI's.
Connecting women and families to health services.
Providing efficient and quality patient access.
Ensuring data accuracy and quality.
Fighting Sickle Cell Disease through education.
Coordinating women's health programs.
Facilitating sexual health education.
Serving the underserved in New York City.
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Leading the field of health education in NJ for decades.
Providing bilingual health education.
Combining health education and clinical care.
Leading substance abuse prevention initiatives.
Pursuing a passion for research and health education.
Eliminating hazards in the workplace.
Coordinating county-wide public health efforts.
Pursuing a career in public health law.
Coordinating municipal health education programming.
Working on the front-line of clinical research.
Inspiring healthy behavior change through education.
Working to reduce incidence, mortality and suffering due to cancer.
