Where Will a Dartmouth MPH Take the Newest 99 Students in Achieving their Healthcare Career Goals?

The new classes in The Dartmouth Institute's on-campus and online/hybrid Master of Public Health programs have come here to learn how to address healthcare disparities, influence and shape health policy, improve health outcomes, and create accessible, sustainable healthcare systems. They aspire to address the urgent needs facing healthcare and public health today; after the 11-22 months they will spend in the programs, they will leave here more equipped than ever before to realize their career goals in health and healthcare. Meet six of our students on their journey to influence the change that is needed across the U.S., and around the world.

CLASS OF 2020

Anita Agoh

advocating for maternal and child health in rural nigeria

CLASS OF 2021

C.J. Blomquist

using technology to personalize healthcare delivery

CLASS OF 2021

Cecilia Wu

researching physical therapy interventions for minority older adults

CLASS OF 2020

Tay Naeem

combining clinical medicine and research to shape global health policy

CLASS OF 2020

Qiyang Li

innovating and improving sleep health worldwide

CLASS OF 2021

Angela Ramponi

Exploring payment models to lower the cost of care

POSTED 9/10/2019 AT 11:23 AM IN #news #education

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