Public Health Leadership & Practice

My public health direction centers on epidemiology-informed decision-making, infectious disease and chronic disease surveillance, data quality, equity-aware reporting, and practical translation of evidence into action.

I am completing the MPH-Epidemiology, expected Fall 2026, and building toward leadership and faculty-facing roles where data quality, public health judgment, teaching, and implementation need to work together.

Public Health Value Proposition

Surveillance Reliable health data, timely reporting, clear workflows, and public health interpretation.
Epidemiology Population patterns, bias awareness, equity metrics, and decision-oriented analysis.
Leadership Program quality, stakeholder coordination, teaching, and sustainable evidence systems.

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Practice Interests

Applied public health work in infectious disease, chronic disease, surveillance, preparedness, data quality, and governance.

Research Interests

Epidemiology, surveillance quality, health equity, infectious disease preparedness, chronic disease trends, and data linkage.

Translation to Practice

Briefs, dashboards, job aids, training, and process maps that make evidence actionable.

MPH Competencies

How current work maps to public health competencies in data, leadership, communication, planning, and ethics.

Role Fit

  • Public health data and surveillance leadership
  • Infectious disease, chronic disease, and cancer surveillance
  • Faculty roles in public health, epidemiology, surveillance, or applied health data
  • Academic program quality, curriculum, and training development
  • Translational research and implementation-focused collaboration

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