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A Q&A with Our Graduate Awardees

… through smarter data tools. What skill or characteristic was indispensable as you earned your degree? Confidence to take chances, persistence to keep going, and the ability to connect with … public health. What skill or characteristic was indispensable as you earned your degree? Time management and organization! There is no way I could have studied, worked and gotten involved at … on empowering female-identifying patients with disabilities to advocate for themselves in healthcare settings. She also co-founded the Reproductive Rights Club to educate and mobilize …

Private Sector

… Consulting // Pharmaceutical, BioTech, Medical Device // Clinical Research // Managed Care // Healthcare Technology & Startups // Health Marketing & Communication // Social Entrepreneurship … // Private Job Search Engines // GPH Alumni in the Private Sector What can you do with your degree in Public Health?  One of the best ways to answer that question is to see what our … Policy Analyst - Statistical Programmer , Acumen  Director of Applied Epidemiology , Deerfield Management Director of Global Programs & Strategic Partnerships , The Bizzell Group Emergency …

Meet our Doctoral Students

… exploring harm reduction approaches to mitigate the effect of stigma and address barriers to healthcare access for individuals with co-occurring substance use and mental health disorders. … research. She received a BA in Chemistry from University of California, Riverside and a dual-degree Master’s in Social Work (MSW) in group therapy work specialization and Master’s in Public … Elizabeth McNeill Elizabeth McNeill is a doctoral candidate concentrating in Health Policy and Management at the New York University School of Global Public Health. Elizabeth holds a B.Sc. in …

Optimization of Cascading and Multilevel Interventions: Challenges, New Ideas, Future Directions

… Optimization of Cascading and Multilevel Interventions: Challenges, New Ideas, Future Directions | Online | Hosted by the Center for Advancement and Dissemination of …

Message from Dean Cheryl Healton: Welcome to a New School Year

… Message from Dean Cheryl Healton: Welcome to a New School Year | GPH Takes Strides to Research Drug Use and Abuse   September 7, 2018 Dear … to prepare for the demanding semester ahead. We return amidst troubling times that cry out for new solutions to a host of our nation’s problems, especially complex public health crises. One …

Student Highlight: 2024 MPH Candidate Karen Nassar, PharmD

… | Making the journey from a hospital pharmacy in Beirut, Lebanon to the halls of GPH, master’s degree candidate Karen Nassar came to New York City on a mission to broaden her knowledge of … care systems. A trained pharmacist who’s eager to improve both clinical settings and systems management, Karen graduates soon and looks forward to a career enhancing the efficiency of public … at a retail pharmacy and also at a hospital, which gave me exposure to the clinical aspect of healthcare, with one-on-one patient interactions. I’ve also worked as a hospital pharmacist, …

NYU GPH Partners with NYU Langone Dental Medicine on New Federal Grant

… NYU GPH Partners with NYU Langone Dental Medicine on New Federal Grant | NYU GPH faculty—led by Melody Goodman, PhD, associate dean for research and … partner with the NYU Langone Dental Medicine Postdoctoral Residency Program on a new project titled, “Improving access to and delivery of oral health care services for vulnerable …

New Research: Studies Examine Growing US Mental Health Safety Net

New Research: Studies Examine Growing US Mental Health Safety Net | Reach of certified community … the mental health and substance use disorder treatment services they provide, according to a new study led by researchers at the NYU School of Global Public Health. Moreover, these clinics …

Ramon Alvarez, MPH '19

… flexible enough to work with his busy schedule. Ramon came all the way from Austin, Texas to New York City to pursue his master’s degree at NYU GPH. One of Ramon’s main goals was to work with professors that would help him to make his dream of working in healthcare even bigger. After doing research on programs across the country, Ramon was most …

A Q&A with Our Doctoral Graduates

… Pathological brain aging. Q: What skill or characteristic was indispensable as you earned your degree? A: Good writing skills and an analytical mind. Q: Describe one of your favorite NYU … world, what would it be? A: To prevent civilian casualties and being denied access to food, healthcare and homes during wars. Q: What skill or characteristic was indispensable as you earned … Ansel Bakery. It’s not a secret, but I love it!   Vivian Wang, PhD in Public Health Policy and Management Advisor: José Pagán Dissertation Title: "Health-Related Social Needs and Patterns of …