Masters in Public Health Student Profiles
Olutola Peter Akande
Degrees: B.S. Biological Sciences, University of California Davis (2020)
Professional Interests: Preventative health especially in underserved populations, Health disparities, Health systems design, Health economics, Health policy, Epidemiology, Community health services, and Global Health
Graduate Advisor: Jeffrey Hoch, Ph.D.
Entry Year: 2019
Background/Interests: Olutola was born in Nigeria and has lived his teenage and adult life in Canada and the United States, respectively. His interest in public health is inspired by his background, having lived in three different countries with different cultures and health systems, and realizing that similar disparities subject the masses in these nations to poor health and poverty. However, his interest to become a leader in the public health community was kindled by volunteering at a winter homeless shelter in Davis (IRWS) as well as by learning about public health in the classroom. He enjoys playing basketball, tutoring, and keeping busy.
Morgan Bostrom
Degrees: B.S. Nursing, Brigham Young University-Idaho, 2013
Professional Interests: Mental Health, Maternal & Child Health, Health Education, Preventative Care
Graduate Advisor: Amparo Villablanca
Entry Year: 2020
Background/Interests: A Sacramento native, Morgan was raised by a single mother with her 5 siblings. It was her mother's declining health that led her to her passion of health and degree in nursing. She has worked in various settings in and out of hospitals as a Registered Nurse for 7 years. Morgan has enjoyed learning about health in many aspects but now wants to turn her focus to preventative healthcare. She has a beautiful 2-year-old daughter and loves being a mom. In her free time, she likes crafting, being outside, spending time with her friends and family, and cuddling with her kittens. Her goal is to educate and empower women, the mentally ill, and children to be advocates for their own health and wellness. She is passionate about mental health and healthcare disparities for women and children, postpartum and women's health and health education.
Zoe Che
Degrees: B.A. Psychology, UC Davis (2020)
Professional Interests: Global Health, Health Disparities in Underserved Populations, Emergency & Disaster Preparedness, Preventative Medicine
Graduate Advisor: Carolyn Dewa, M.P.H., Ph.D.
Entry Year: 2020
Background/Interests: Zoe grew up in the culturally vibrant city of Chicago. Though she had formative experiences in clinical settings and tobacco usage research, her passion for public health truly flourished in her opportunity at the UC Davis Health Promotion and Education department. There, she further understood the needs of large diverse populations and gained firsthand experience in a public health office. She hopes to learn more about community health strategies and how to be a better advocate for people with disabilities and people of color. You can often find her talking about food and looking longingly at the sky.
Rachel Colorafi
Degrees: B.S. Nutrition Sciences with a concentration in Public Health, University of California, Davis (2016)
Professional Interests: Health communication and social marketing practices, nutrition and fitness, and health education and promotion
Graduate Advisor: Jingwen Zhang
Entry Year: 2020
Background/Interests: Rachel’s passion for public health truly solidified during her service term with AmeriCorps where she taught nutrition education and cooking classes to underrepresented Sacramento youth in an afterschool setting. Rachel continued her passion for health education and promotion by becoming a Community Education Specialist for the UC Davis Center for Nutrition in Schools, which is a subcontractor to CalFresh Healthy Living, UC. With her MPH degree, Rachel hopes to learn more about health education strategies, programs, and resources that can further help to improve health and assist individuals in achieving their full potential socially and physically.
James Juan Donate
Degree: B.A Sociology, Cal Poly Pomona (2019)
Professional Interests: Epidemiology, Social Determinants of Health, Health Disparities, Chronic Diseases, Healthcare Administration
Graduate Advisor: Gerhard Bauer
Entry Year: 2020
Background/Interests: James Donate is a first generation Mexican- American college student who desires to better the lives of underprivileged communities. His desire to improve the lives of those communities has influenced his passion for public health. James’s interest in pursuing an M.P.H. is also stemmed from his experience with health disparities in a clinical setting within low socio-economic areas. In his free time, James enjoys practicing jiu-jitsu, hiking, watching movies, and socializing.
Sean Ikenna Ezenwugo
Degree: B.S. Biology, University of California, Los Angeles (2019)
Professional Interests: Epidemiology and Biostatistics, Infectious Diseases, Health Inequities
Graduate Advisor: Catherine Brinkley
Entry Year: 2020
Background/Interests: Sean's interest in public health started in his undergraduate career, where he volunteered at a homeless shelter, providing educational materials and resources to promote a tobacco-free lifestyle. After graduating, Sean spent his gap year working with the University of California Healthy Campus Network, where he discussed healthful program implementation with stakeholders at UC campuses throughout California. With his MPH degree, Sean plans to give back to his community in the Central Valley through addressing health disparities related to the Valley Fever through research and health promotion. Additionally, Sean enjoys playing the piano, jogging, and taking naps.
Navpreet Kaur Gill
Degrees: B.S. Biological Sciences, Global Disease Biology Minor, UC Davis (2020)
Professional Interests: Health Disparities in Underserved Communities, Mental Health, Preventative Medicine, Primary Care, Global Disease
Graduate Advisor: Eleanor Bimla Schwartz
Entry Year: 2020
Background/Interests:
Navpreet's interest in public health developed through her volunteer work with underserved communities during her undergrad at UC Davis, locally through the Bhagat Puran Singh Health Initiative (BPSHI) and during trips abroad with Global Medical Training. She became very interested in how culturally sensitive health education can be used for disease prevention in underserved populations. She is pursuing an MPH to better understand the complex medical and social factors that contribute to an individual’s health and to integrate this understanding into her future career as a primary care physician with a focus on preventative medicine.
Andrea Guggenbickler
Degrees: B.S. Global Disease Biology, UC Davis (2018)
Professional Interests: Women’s Health, Health Disparities, Social Determinants of Health, Infectious Diseases
Graduate Advisor: Eleanor Bimla Schwartz
Entry Year: 2020
Background/Interests: Growing up in an extremely small town, Andrea saw many barriers to healthcare throughout her life. In her time at UC Davis, she was able to take several Public Health courses, which fostered her passion for the study and mitigation of Health Disparities. She is passionate about Women’s health and wants to use her MPH to advocate for underserved populations. Andrea’s background has given her a desire to study and better understand infectious diseases and how they contribute to community and global health. In her spare time, Andrea loves to travel and spend time with her fiancé and 3 cats.
Sydney Holmes
Degrees: BS in Neurobiology, Physiology and Behavior; UC Davis 2020
Professional Interests: Preventative Health, Health Education, Health Disparities, Social Determinants of Health, Behavior Change, Health Coaching, Mental Health, Nutrition and Fitness
Graduate Advisor: M.J. Heinig
Entry Year: 2020
Background/Interests: In college, Sydney majored in Neurobiology and Physiology and competed in Track and Field at UC Davis. She created UCD Athletics’ first ever Student-Athlete run mental health group or “club.” Organizing events and understanding the unique needs of athletes became a large part of her life and passion. She wants to pursue a career that addresses social determinants of health and their connection to holistic health, including mental wellbeing. She hopes to develop and implement programs that can be scaled to an individual’s needs to address the whole person and their individual barriers to wellness.
Asmaa Mohamed Kamel
Degrees: B.S. Cognitive Science with an emphasis in Neuroscience and Minor in Public Health Sciences, UC Davis, 2018
Professional Interests: Methods in Social Epidemiology, Health Disparities Among Underserved Communities, Racial/Ethnic Health Inequities over the life course, Examining Neighborhood Health Effects, Population Health, Social Determinants of Health, Community Health Education, Migrant Health, Global Health and Mixed Methods Research
Graduate Advisor: Lorena Garcia
Entry Year: 2020
Background/Interests: Asmaa’s interest in Public Health began as she witnessed the ways by which public health sought to address the immediate needs of people through intentional and nuanced approaches. In her work as a family service worker, Asmaa served vulnerable communities across the Sacramento county. She served families and children affected by incarceration, domestic violence, child abuse, mental health, poverty, and other forms of systemic violence that are undoubtedly a public health crisis. As a past volunteer at Shifa Community Clinic, Asmaa learned about the necessity of community initiatives to support vulnerable groups and was inspired by the student leadership roles.
Awais Khan
Degrees: B.S. Neurobiology, Physiology, and Behavior, UC Davis (2019)
Professional Interests: Emergency Medicine, Public Health, Healthcare access and Health Education for all, Infectious Disease Prevention & Control, Healthcare Administration and Clinical Education
Graduate Advisor: Oahn Le Meyer
Entry Year: 2020
Background/Interests: Awais Khan’s Interest in Medicine and Public health originates from his early days in Pakistan. His exposure to health disparities and catastrophic events have motivated him to pursue education in Emergency Medicine and Public Health. Awais is an experienced EMT and has been in the field for the last 3 years. Currently he works as an EMT Instructor and a Clinical Educator for two different organizations. He wants to further educate himself in Emergency Medicine and Public health to be a better clinician and a better educator. In the future he wants to focus his education and expertise to bring healthcare access and health education for all, specially underserved communities around the globe. In his spare time, he loves to explore nature and go for adventurous hikes. Awais is always down for a good sports activity.
Shahabal Khan
Degrees: B.S. Neurobiology, Physiology, and Behavior, UC Davis (2019)
Professional Interests: Health Disparities, Preventive Medicine, Global Health, and Epidemiology
Graduate Advisor: Faith Boucher, Ph.D.
Entry Year: 2020
Background/Interests: Shahabal’s interest in public health has stemmed from an increasing awareness of the role public health plays in healthcare. Particularly, the lack of public health measures in many communities leading to poorer health outcomes. By acquiring an M.P.H., he hopes to expand his knowledge and gain the necessary skills to better advocate for patients and underprivileged populations. In his free time, he enjoys reading and playing sports.
Hai Van Le
Degrees: Double BA: Molecular Cell Biology (Immunology emphasis) and Integrative Biology (Human Anatomy & Physiology emphasis), UC Berkeley, 2009; MD: UC San Francisco, 2014; Orthopaedic Residency: Harvard Combined Orthopaedic Residency Program (HCORP), 2019; Spine Fellowship: UC Davis, 2020
Professional Interests: Hai is a spine surgeon at UC Davis Medical Center. Hai is fervently interested in the public health aspect of orthopedic surgery in general and spine surgery. Hai hopes to improve patient care through public health advocacy and research.
Graduate Advisor: Nick Andersen, Ph.D.
Entry Year: 2020
Background/Interests: Hai is a newly recruited spine surgeon at UC Davis Medical Center. Part of his early career development as an academic surgeon is dedicated toward pursuing an MPH Degree at UC Davis to improve his research skills, understand current and future public health issues in orthopedic and spine surgery, and identify ways to improve patient care through public health advocacy and research. He is excited to collaborate with mentors and colleagues in the Department of Public Health Sciences.
Julian M. Lopez
Degrees: B.S. Human Development, UC Davis 2016. Additionally, two minors (Biology & Psychology) at the same institution.
Professional Interests: Epidemiology, Infectious Disease, Biostatistics, Research, Publications, Microbiology
Graduate Advisor: Mark Carroll
Entry Year: 2020
Background/Interests: Julian started as an undergraduate student researcher at the Phaff Yeast Culture Collection in the Department of Food Science & Technology. After graduating, he worked as a Junior Specialist & Staff Research associate conducting fundamental research with various yeast & anaerobic bacteria species. He has always loved microbiology but decided to transition his focus into public health. Julian recently worked in collaboration with the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention as a public health advisor to combat the current COVID-19 pandemic crisis. He hopes to use the skills he has acquired to focus on disease surveillance to combat emerging pandemics.
Valeria Lopez
Degrees: B.S. Human Development, Public Health Minor, University of California, Davis (2019)
Professional Interests: Disease Prevention, Health Disparities in Underserved Communities, Social Determinants of Health, Health Education and Promotion, One Health, Child and Adolescent Health
Graduate Advisor: Jennifer Falbe
Entry Year: 2020
Background/Interests: Valeria’s interest in public health began as an undergraduate at UC Davis, where she learned about the impact sociocultural factors have on human development and health outcomes. As a parent educator at a family resource center in Sacramento, Valeria observed firsthand the health disparities that existed within the community. As a result, Valeria wants to develop and implement inclusive health education programs that target underserved communities. She hopes her programs will foster the creation of healthy behaviors and environments, as well as empower individuals in these underserved communities to advocate for themselves.
Rebecca Phan
Degrees: B.S. Biological Sciences, California Polytechnic State University San Luis Obispo, 2018
Professional Interests: Epidemiology, Infectious Diseases, Health Disparities, Addiction Medicine
Graduate Advisor: Julie Dang
Entry Year: 2020
Background/Interests: Rebecca decided to pursue a career in public health after volunteering with various nonprofit organizations aimed at addressing health disparities and healthcare access throughout college. Previously, Rebecca worked at a nonprofit specializing in substance use disorder treatment. Educating the community about harm reduction methods emphasized the need for equitable access to resources and impact of empowering people to make informed, sustainable health decisions. Upon completion of her MPH, Rebecca hopes to improve evidence-based practices and influence health policy changes to address health disparities in underserved communities. In her free time, she enjoys travelling (when permitted), working out, crafting, and eating.
Heather Reed
Degrees: B.S. Psychology with Minor in Human Physiology, UC Davis, 2020
Professional Interests: Preventative Medicine, Health Education, Mental Health, Health Disparities in Minority Populations, Reproductive Health
Graduate Advisor: Lorena Garcia, MPH, DrPH
Entry Year: 2020
Background/Interests:
Through her undergraduate studies, Heather became interested in Public Health. Her interests in psychology and fitness led her towards studying Preventative Health. Heather hopes to use her knowledge from the Masters in Public Health program to be a more holistic Physician Assistant that is capable to compassionately serve people of various backgrounds. In the future, Heather would like to serve those in need through a non-profit organization.
Amrinder Singh Sandhu
Degrees:B.S. Biological Sciences, UC Davis (2019)
Professional Interests: Global Health, Health Education, Health Disparities, Minority Health
Graduate Advisor: Faith Boucher
Entry Year: 2020
Background/Interests: Amrinder grew up in a rural village in Punjab, India and later worked with UC Davis BPSHI, a student run clinic focused on immigrant Punjabi populations. Living at these opposite spectrums of life and experiences helped him notice the healthcare disparities in services and healthcare education among lower socioeconomic communities. Amrinder hopes to use his MPH to advocate for policies to help rectify those issues. In his free time, Amrinder likes to play soccer, workout, and explore new food places with friends.
Priyanka Saxena
Degrees: B.S. Neurobiology with a minor in Education, UC Irvine, 2011. D.O. Western University of Health Science, 2017
Professional Interests: Preventive healthcare in pediatrics, social determinants of health, health care policy, access to healthcare for immigrants/refugees/and the underserved
Graduate Advisor: Melanie Dove
Entry Year: 2020
Background/Interests: Priyanka’s interest in working with the underserved population first began with her volunteer work with medical clinics during college and continued in medical school. During her pediatric residency, Priyanka further saw the direct impacts of disparities and barriers in the health care system on the well-being of her patients. Priyanka is pursuing her MPH in order to learn the tools and skills to tackle some of these broader public health issues. She also plans to increase her involvement with health policy and advocacy. In her free time, Priyanka enjoys hiking, spending time with family and friends, and trying out new/local restaurants!
Michaela Nicole Simoncini
Degrees: MD, Medicine, Drexel University College of Medicine, 2017 BS, Exercise Biology, UC Davis, 2010
Professional Interests: Surgery, Global health, Racial disparities, and Socioeconomic limitations to care
Graduate Advisor: James Marcin
Entry Year: 2020
Background/Interests: Michaela Simoncini is a General Surgery resident at UC Davis Medical Center who decided to pursue a Masters in Public Health during her professional development year. Apart from her interests in medicine, she loves traveling (pre-COVID), being outdoors -- whether it be hiking or wine tasting, watching movies, reading fantasy books, and hanging out with her little baby and dog.
Brooke Elise Starn
Degrees: B.A. in Human Evolutionary Biology, Harvard University, 2020
Professional Interests: Adolescent Health, Preventative Medicine, Public Health Policy
Graduate Advisor: Melanie Dove
Entry Year: 2020
Background/Interests: A San Francisco Bay Area native, Brooke completed her undergraduate degree in Human Evolutionary Biology, which emphasized the value of preventative medicine. This lens, combined with her minor in Global Health and Health Policy, fostered her interest in public health. After interning with Child Family Health International and volunteering with the Harvard Chapter of Best Buddies, she was intent on engaging in research, policy, and programs geared towards improving preventative medicine within the adolescent population. In her free time, she enjoys running, hiking, and music.
Amal Syed
Degrees: B.S. Neurobiology, Physiology, and Behavior, University of California, Davis (2020)
Professional Interests: Epidemiology, Disease Biology, Health Disparities, Refugee Health, Global Health
Graduate Advisor: Faith Boucher
Entry Year: 2020
Background/Interests: Amal was born and raised in Sacramento. She saw the difficulties her community members, especially refugees, faced due to their lack of health insurance when she interned for the Department of Public Health, helping refugee families access health insurance and basic necessities. Her desire to pursue a career in Public Health grew from volunteering at a free clinic that provides healthcare to the uninsured. Her interest in epidemiology grew as she took disease biology classes at UC Davis. Amal is excited to learn more about social factors that influence disease occurrences in underserved communities and how to tackle health disparities.
Sheila Mae Tolentino
Degrees: B.S. Health Care Administration, University of Nevada Las Vegas, 2019
Professional Interests: Population Health Research, Chronic Disease Prevention, Nutrition & Fitness, Program Planning & Evaluation, Health Policy
Graduate Advisor: Kathryn Conlon
Entry Year: 2020
Background/Interests: Raised in Wahiawa, Hawaii, Shiela grew up interacting with diverse populations and noticed the social and health disparities within her family and community. After working as a research assistant for projects examining diabetes management, children’s health, and genetics, she noticed the underrepresentation of minority ethnic groups in health research. As an MPH student, she hopes to engage in research representative of socioeconomic diversity and be involved with efforts to achieve healthy equity. She enjoys community outreach and seeks to improve health literacy and resources for disadvantaged populations. In her free time, Shiela enjoys outdoor adventures and exploring cultures through cuisines.
Andrew Tu
Degrees: B.S. Biochemistry/Cell Biology, University of California, San Diego (2015)
Professional Interests: Chronic diseases and care, Healthcare access in underserved communities, Preventative care, Biostatistics
Graduate Advisor: Mark Carroll
Entry Year: 2020
Background/Interests: Andrew's experience as an undergraduate student and as a working professional in primary care have shaped his desire to become a leader in public health with an emphasis on chronic diseases and care. While operating a chronic care management program, he realized the importance of medical access and education for the local communities. After completing the MPH program at UC Davis, Andrew plans to better devise targeted public health programs that will include both programs of research and public education. With his free time, Andrew enjoys activities such as hiking, camping and cooking.
Monica Janet Velazquez
Degrees: B.S. Chicanx Studies, minor in Political Science, University of California, Davis, 2020
Professional Interests: Health Education, Access to Healthcare in Underserved Communities, Intergenerational Latinx Healing Practices, Medical Anthropology, One Health Triad (Human, Animal, Environment), Social Determinants of Health.
Graduate Advisor: P. Marius Koga
Entry Year: 2020
Background/Interests: Determined to understand healthcare needs of her rural unincorporated town, in Fresno County, Monica initiated an independent study looking at medical services, location and cost to farm working communities. At UC Davis she was exposed to a variety of classes in raging fields from anthropology to immunology and found they held similar viewpoints on how to create a healthier environment. Monica hopes to build intersectionality between STEM sciences and social sciences for a more holistic viewpoint of healthcare’s opportunities. Currently, her research revolves around generational Latinx healing, plants and ceremonies, used in underserved low-income communities.
Schantell Nicole Williams
Degrees: BA in Gender and Women’s Studies with a Minor in Disability Studies from UC Berkeley Associates in American Sign Language from Berkeley City College (2020)
Professional Interests: Goal is to become an OBGYN with a background in Reproductive and Sexual Health, Maternal and Child Health, Preventative Medicine, Health Disparities, and Minority Health
Graduate Advisor: Rosemary Cress
Entry Year: 2020
Background/Interests: Schantell was raised in Stockton ca where she continues to volunteer and help provide resources for her community. Her interest in Public Health arised from noticing the inequality within her hometown. While in College she found excitement in studying minority populations. She obtained a job at the California School for the Deaf in Fremont, while working there she found the passion to advocate for equality and break down constructed ideologies created by the mainstream population. Her focus in Women’s Health springs from her goal to become an obstetrician gynecologist. Her research emphasizes the importance of reproductive health for minorities.
Xjaedah Williams
Degrees: B.S Human Development, University of California, Davis (2020)
Professional Interests: Xjaedah is interested in becoming an Otolayrgn Surgeon who focuses on cancer patients and owning a clinic where I specialize in holistic medicine.
Graduate Advisor: Deborah Bennett
Entry Year: 2020
Background/Interests: Xjaedah is from Apple Valley, California and is the youngest in a family of six. She has been an athlete since the third grade which helped her earn a full ride scholarship to attend the University of California, Davis as well as occupy a position on the Division 1 track and field team. Being an athlete motivated her to become a better person and allowed her to explore the diversity of her interests and hobbies. Her interests include learning more about the etiology of diseases and gaining experience in a healthcare setting.
Elisse Nicole Wright
Degrees: Bachelor of Science, Global Disease Biology, UC Davis, 2019
Professional Interests: Elisse is interested in drug policy reform, harm reduction, the opioid crisis, psilocybin decriminalization campaigns, neuroscience, and clinical research on psychedelics.
Graduate Advisor: Deborah Bennett
Entry Year: 2020
Background/Interests: Elisse is from Texas and initially attended university there, but withdrew from school to move to California where she learned a trade and performed old house restoration work, and later worked on a medical Cannabis farm. During this time, Elisse took an interest in drug policy, noting the lack of safety standards and consistency in this industry. She decided to go back to school to get a degree related to the health professions, and took an interest in Public Health while at UC Davis. In her free time, Elisse enjoys painting, hiking, and spending time with her cats.
Master's Degree Plan II
- Plan II requires a minimum of 36 units of graduate and upper division courses, of which 18 units must be graduate courses in the major field. Not more than 9 units of research (299 or equivalent) may be used to satisfy the 18-unit requirement. The M.P.H. degree requires more units (56) than the University minimum (36 units) for master’s degrees.
- No thesis is required. Students in the M.P.H. program complete a Practicum Placement as the Capstone/Culminating Experience and write a Final Report at the end of coursework, typically in the Spring Quarter of the first year.
Advancement to Candidacy
- Every student must file an official application for Candidacy (Plan II) for the Master of Public Health Degree after completing one-half of their course requirements and at least one quarter before completing all degree requirements. Students are expected to Advance to Candidacy during Spring quarter of year one (3rd quarter). The “Candidacy for the Degree of Master” form can be found online at https://grad.ucdavis.edu/financial-support/forms
Normative Time to Degree
- The normative time for the M.P.H. degree is Summer Session II, Fall, Winter, Spring and an additional summer session or academic quarter. Part-time students or students enrolled as a UC Staff member can choose to complete the program in two years.
Student Progress Assessment (SPA)
- Each student’s graduate advisor will assess their progress in the M.P.H. program through the student progress assessment. The assessment is disseminated in Spring each year by the Office of Graduate Studies.
PELP, in Absentia, and Filing Fee Status
- Information about PELP (Planned Educational Leave), In Absentia (reduced fees when researching out of state), and Filing Fee status can be found in the Graduate Student Guide:
https://grad.ucdavis.edu/academics/registration/absentia
Campus Resources
- Office of Graduate Studies
- School of Medicine, Office of Financial Aid
- Graduate Student Association
- GradPathways
- University Library
- Student Health & Counseling Services
- Internship and Career Center
- Student Academic Success Center
- For additional resources, refer to the Student Handbook
Career Resources
Grad Pathways
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Intership and Career Center
*offers a wide range of career-related services to UC Davis students and alumni
Student Academic Success Center
*houses a number of centers and programs geared toward supporting various student communities including former foster youth, transfer, first generation, low income, undocumented students and other groups that are underrepresented in higher education.
Local and State Employment Resources
CalJobs
State of California Employment Development Department
State Personnel Board
UC Davis Employment Website
UC Davis Internship and Career Center
Local County Health Departments
Alameda County
Contra Costa County
Marin County
Napa County
San Mateo County
San Francisco County
Sacramento County
Solano County
Sonoma County
Yolo County
Community Clinics
Communicare Health Services (Yolo County)
Community Medical Centers, Inc.
Department of Health and Human Services Clinic Services, Sacramento County
La Clinica (Clinics in Alameda, Contra Costa, and Solano Counties)
Medical Clinics in Solano County
UC Davis School of Medicine Student Run Clinics:
Clinica Tepati
Imani Clinic at Oak Park
Joan Viteri Memorial Clinic
Paul Hom Asian Clinic
Shifa Community Clinic
National Resources
Agency for Healthcare Research & Quality
American Cancer Society
Centers for Disease Control & Prevention
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
Environmental Protection Agency
Health Resources and Services Administration
Maternal and Child Health Bureau
National Cancer Institute
National Institute for Environmental Health Sciences
National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health
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National Institute of Health
National Institute on Aging
Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion
Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration
USAJOBS
US Census Bureau
U.S. Department of Agriculture
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Veterans Health Administration
Global Health Career Resources
U.S. Agency for International Development Global Health
World Health Organization
PHI/CDC Global Health Fellowship Program
Organizations and Associations
American Public Health Association (APHA)
Association of Public Health Laboratories
Association of State and Territorial Health Officials
California Public Health Association, Northern California (CPHA-N)
National Association of County & City Health Officials
Education/Licensure
The Chronicle of Higher Education
EDJoin
National Board of Public Health Examiners (NBPHE)
Medical Centers
Kaiser
Shriners Hospitals
Sutter Health
Public Health Specific Job Resources
Internship & Fellowship Programs
Volunteer Opportunities in Public Health