Staying In-Demand in Your Public Health Career
Webinar | April 12th, 2018
This webinar is a discussion on current and future trends in the public health job market and the skill sets needed to be successful in it.
Public health interventions don’t just happen without communication. Understanding how to effectively translate your research to populations that need it most is paramount to the strategy.
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June 11-13, 2019
Registration Closed
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