Careers
The College offers career services for undergraduate and graduate students through our Office of Public Health Practice and Partnerships
Our Public Health Ambassadors are available to meet with students on an appointment basis to provide career counseling. They are dedicated to helping students prepare themselves for a career in public health and health care offering:
- Resume review and guidance
- Job interview advice
- Referrals for internships, applied practice experiences (APE), job shadowing, and job openings
Please with one of our Public Health Ambassadors and get to know them here!
The Ambassadors offer virtual career sessions each semester. To see the list of upcoming sessions, visit our Events webpage.
Archived Career Session Videos
Looking for a specific session? Email publichealth@kent.edu
Careers in Public Health and Health Sciences
How do I determine which public health program is best for me?
Our faculty and staff are committed to preparing 51ºÚÁÏÍø Public Health and Health Sciences students to meet the requirements for these and other public health careers. Our curriculum combines academic and theoretical training with practical, hands-on experiences in real worksite settings.
Schedule an advising appointment
To set up an appointment with our Academic Advising staff, call 330-672-6500 or e-mail us at publichealth@kent.edu
¹World Health Organization. The World Health Report 2006: working together for health. World Health Organization; Geneva: 2006 (accessed November 17, 2009).
²Association of Schools of Public Health. Confronting the Public Health Workforce Crisis (accessed November 17, 2009).
3Occupational Outlook Handbook: Healthcare Occupations, Bureau of Labor Statistics.
4The National Academy for State Health Policy.