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Great video as always Dr. Martin. Awesome overview of global health framework and landscape. Looking forward to your book to be published. I am sure lot of students and various stakeholders of GH will benefit from your book.
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This video has really made me realize how big Global Health really is and has made me start to think about which organizations I would want to start researching and networking with.
Thank you Greg! Thank you for the insight on what students do after graduation! That is very helpful for those of us who are graduating and looking towards securing a job in Global Health-- such a large field that tends to be overwhelming. Thanks for giving us a great place to start off from!
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Thank you for this video Dr. Martin. It was very informative and useful! Many of my friends are interested in global health and they often worry about where to go post undergrad. I know they will benefit greatly after watching this video.
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Your videos were so informative and helpful for me to shape my career.. I m in almost finishing my pharm.d degree and interested to apply for mph. I have got clear picture of the path which i m going to pursue . Thank you again.
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Thank you so much for this breakdown, like everyone I've been so overwhelmed w/job searching. I just got my MPH in Maternal and Child Health this Spring so a landscape analysis is just what I need!
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As always simply amazing and informative video again Dr Greg. Please continue your great videos, which will help so many young global health professionals across the globe to take initiation at the right time in right context.
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I've been thinking about doing a MPH, but I'm worried about not finding work here in Australia. Advocacy is something I'm really passionate about. Thank you for the informative video!
Great way of discussing both the business and the organizational aspects of braches within Global Health. The interconnectedness of national, regional, and global health helps us understand the impact of health markets.
Thanks for the comment Sergio. Glad you liked it. Yes, the interconnectedness of global health stakeholders is quite remarkable- always something to learn. Have a great day. Greg
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I found this video to be very intriguing! Before watching this video I had no idea that so many different sectors were involved in the world of public health. This video will be very helpful especially to students like me who will be looking for a job position in public health field after I graduate. Greg Martin helped me open my eyes up to so many possibilities!
Thanks for the comment Aria - Good luck with your future career in public health (its an exciting field). Please feel free to send me any thoughts or suggestions re future videos. Please do share this video with other students who might find it helpful. Take care. Greg
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Great video! As a current undergraduate student, this will definitely help me refocus how I'm going about my job search! This is a really great resource to understand the different structures and branches within global health. Looking forward to the book. -- Matthew Tjandra
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Hi Dr. Martin, thanks for the detailed information! It is really helpful for me to better understand what it means to work in the global health space. Can you talk about what we should think about when choosing a Global Health (or MPH) program? Also, would you recommend getting an MD as well as an MPH to increase credibility?
Thanks for the question Michelle. In terms of what to think about when choosing an MPH or Global Health program - I'm going to have to make a whole video about that (too much to cover here) - so stay tuned. Re doing an MD for credibility, no, you don't need an MD. There is nothing wrong with getting an MD (I have one) but don't do it just for credibility (its a lot of extra work for a marginal pay off in that sense). There are certain aspects of public health for which being a medical doctor is useful (I'll do a video about that sometime too I guess). Figure out what it is that you want to do and get the right education for that purpose. Then work hard, do an excellent job at whatever you do and you'll get the recognition and credibility that you need. I hope that that helps. Happy day, Greg
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I wish I had this video a month ago! This is great, and will help me refocus how I'm going about my job search. Thank you for putting this together, and the book will be really helpful, as well, particularly for new students at the very beginning of their education process to help them focus on which internships to get moving forward. Will you make an eversion of the book available for students?
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Hi - thanks for the great videos. May I suggest for the next sponsored videos to mention where the program you're talking about is located? I may have missed it but I had to look at the video description and at the program's website to know it was in Indiana in the US. I guess it's great that this made me look at their program website in more detail but I would have also appreciated to identify better where this program was located from the beginning :-) thanks again!
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Great. I know exactly where I want to go. I want to work in: Function - Building and/or strengthening Health Systems in a technical advisory capacity Type - Private Sector development or consulting firms that receive donor (USAID, DFID, DFAT) funding for projects Location - Globally in Low-Income and Low Middle-Income countries. I already have a master's in Public Administration and international development experience. What "health" related degree do I need now?
Thank you Greg for creating this video. I have found in the past when connecting to senior public health workers they've tended to give me the 'list' straight away, which is less helpful then a well-rounded action plan of the organisation, targeting your networking strategies and application efforts. Many thanks!
Dear Jillian - thanks for the feedback. I'm glad you found it helpful. Please feel free to send me any thoughts, comment or suggestions re future videos! Happy day. Greg
Thanks Greg - a good overview for people who are passionate about global health who would like to make it there life's work. What types of organizations would you recommend focusing on working for in the first 3 to 4 years of their career to establish a good skills base?
Thanks for the question - actually its a really good question. Young people starting out will very often want to go and work for the WHO or the World Bank. Its not easy to get work with these organisations and there are usually very strict "experience" criteria associated with the jobs. If you're starting out, I'd suggest that you find an NGO (even something local) and focus on developing useful skills. Thanks for the question and GOOD LUCK! :)
Amazing video as always. I cannot wait to add your book to my collection, and I would like for you to make a video explaining the book itself; how was the writing process; and what recommendations you would like to give future writers who aspire to write a book in global health. (I plan to write one myself by 2025). Also, can you make a video regarding consulting work in global health/public health in general? Finally, it would be wonderful if you could provide a list of fellowships and/or internships that you would recommend to early career professionals.There are many out there, but a comprehensive list from you would be very valuable. Thank you!!!
Thanks for the great suggestions Stephane - I'll definitely follow-up on them! Re a video on consulting work - I have created one - here it is: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1pkMEHurasc.html
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Hi Greg...i am a medical graduate from India, and had done Masters of science in gastroenterology from university of hester, UK...could you please guide me in job opportunities to work in global health. Thank you
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Thanks Dr. Martin for the video! This is definitely helpful for me as a student, especially when I didn't know all the different organizations in the many sectors. What kind of education path and/or internships would you recommend to look into, in order to be able to go towards those careers?
HI Dana.. well, a good place to start would be to do a Masters degree (if you already have a primary degree). As I mentioned in the video, the University of Notre Dame have a great program. In terms of internships and work, it would depend to an extent on your area of interest. Try to find something that you're passionate about. Getting some experience and skills is the first step - networking and letting people know that you have those skills is the next.. good luck!
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Does global health along with military families, medical families, organizations like protect our children hire and use people to harass, follow, gaslight and stalk as a use of prevention and if so how many mass shooting can be linked to those sort of illegal, unconstitutional abuse on an American citizen, and do those being stalked no they are being stalked or what do they acually think.
hello, hope you are doing fine and healthy. i just want some guidance from you. i am final year student of bsc biomedical science. i have few questions to ask because I am more than confused right now due to covid situations. Q1. how can I work with WHO/UN? Q2. what skills I need to include in my CV while applying for WHO? Q3. i was planning to do masters in biochemistry. Will it be helpful to work at WHO/ UN? Q4.what are the other organizations like UN where I can apply? i hope you will reply. i current covid situation I am feeling very restless and confused about my career.
I do love the video Dr Greg and I have loved working in the health sector. Being a Graduate of Biolgical science, I would love to enrol for my MPH program. My question is, on the average, what is the possibility of getting a job as I have a couple of friends from same field who after their MPH program are still unemployed after one to two years and still counting
Dear Caleb - thanks for the question. The truth is, I don't really know what the probability of getting a job following an MPH is. I know that the job market is competitive and that it can be difficult to get a job (especially if you are unable to travel due to family commitments, for example). That said, an MPH does open up a lot of doors and can be an important stepping stole for your career going forwards.
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Hi Dr.Martin How and where would you suggest getting a volunteers experinence in Global health in the US? Any suggestions would be highly apprecaited :)
HI Fatima - I'm actually going to be making a video on this very topic in the near future. But for now, I suggest that you look at organisations like UNICEF and CHAI (that have global programs but offices in the US)
Thank you Dr.Martin! I will be sure to look at those organizations. Furthermore, I wanted to also get your opinion on what the job market is like once you graduate with your Masters in Public Health esp in US? Please do let me know. Thank you.
Hi there - I think that it depends largely on the programmes and what you want to get out of them. Most courses are one year. Two years could be expensive (especially given the loss of earnings).
got a lot from watching this video sir. Please as a graduate of microbiology, what chance do i stand in gaining admission in uni to study global health for masters? im looking forward to your reply sir
Hi Anekwe - thanks for the question. Global health desperately needs people with a strong understanding of microbiology. I'm sure that your background will stand you in good stead when you apply to do a masters in global health. Good luck!
Sir ,After doing MD preventive and social medicine from Top government college in India can i apply for the global health organization abroad ? please guide
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Hello Dr Martin, I am a dentist from the US with 26 years in patient care. I have always been extremely interested in global health with a dental emphasis. I am 54 years old. I am ready to leave clinical dentistry and pursue a career in global health. There are multiple areas inGH that interest me and I am eagered to be a part off.. I am very motived to pursue a degree inMs in Global Health, but am extremely conscious about my age, and how employable I may be . Have you met or encountered anyone close to my age and embarked on a career change or shift like I desire? Alos, how important if I would pursue this degree the program I chose? US schools are very expensive, but would it make a difference in my case? I would greatly appreaciate your opinion. Tania Florez
The issue of GH is very good and ambitious and have many stakeholders even within the local government; unfortunately in Africa those needs to be streamlined not only the health sectors but many others, I hope we can solicit many government officials so this can be prioritized in the national health policy. Dr Abdinor
Hello Dr. Martin, I am Dental Surgeon from India. I recently completed my Masters' in Global Health from Georgetown University. I was wondering if we can connect to seek your guidance regarding my career path from here. Cheers!
Meghashish Sharma hi bro i have just completed my bds . Same like u...i am interested in global health course. Can u please guide me about the job opportunities after this course...i will b pleased to hear frm ur side asap😊
Thank you for this great video, Dr. Martin! As a college student interested in public health, this video was very helpful in broadening my understanding of jobs offered in the global health field. I look forward to reading your book!
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Thank you for posting this video Dr. Martin! Have you seen organizations that include pharmacists in global health? I am a pharmacist (and currently getting an MBA) and am really interested in Essential Medicines, pharmaceutical supply chain, and medication stability/counterfeit medications. I did notice your portion of the video mentioning product development, but I rarely see pharmacist positions posted.
Hi Alex - I'm delight to see people like yourself interested in public health. The health and MBA combination is extremely useful (I did an MBA too). If you're interested in procurement and supply chain management, look at organisations like UNICEF, CHAI, UNITAID and the Global Fund. Also - the WHO do work in the area of conterfiet medicines
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Thank you for this video! I am a mid-career epi and I am looking for a change. I have been working in a Tribal Epidemiology Center for the past 15 years, and I am having trouble visualizing where I fit within the larger public health world. I feel like my skill set is so oddly specialized (and, paradoxically, not specialized) that I am not qualified for many of the opportunities currently available. Any pointers on this?
Thanks for the interesting question. I think that what you need to focus on is those skills that you have that are "transferable" (in other words, can be applied in any or other situations). Think about how to describe yourself in those terms when you apply for jobs. You'll probably find that many of your skills and competencies are transferable.
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Thank you so much for putting these videos together for us. They are very informative. Is obtaining a degree in global health the same as obtaining an MPH degree in global health? I am just asking because I looked At the University of Notre Dame's website and only saw global health listed as one of their graduate program. If not, where can one work with a degree in MPH global health?
Hi there - if I understand your question correctly, you're wonder if there is a difference (in terms of getting jobs) between getting an MPH (in global health) and an Master of Science in Global Health (offered by Notre Dame). In terms of making you eligible for getting a job down the line these two types of degrees are the same. if you look at webpages like the WHO, you'll often see a requirement of an MPH or equivalent. Hope that helps.
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Dear DrMartin ... I accidentally came across your video today. I have been looking for opportunities in global health careers but wasn’t aware of to whom to turn to for a guidance. The answer might be in your other videos but could I ask you that as someone from India who has a post doctoral degree in Pediatrics has got any chance of getting a job in global health arena?
Absolutely - there will be a lot of opportunities for people like yourself. Getting the first job can be tricky at times but keep at it. Network like crazy.
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Hi Dr Martin. Great video as always. I met you a few times when you gave us some lectures on the MPH at UCD. I was hoping to send you an email with a few specific questions.
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It's really great that this video provides so much information on all the different job opportunities available in the global health field, especially because I feel like many students today have no idea which route they can take in order to pursue a career in global health.
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This is a great video! The breakdown of all the different places to look into based on a focus is definitely helpful especially for someone like me who has many different interests but doesn't know where to start when looking for a field to work in.
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This is really a great video, and very eye opening. I really appreciate your effort. I’m a public health major and was wondering if there is much difference between public health and global health? As a public health graduate is it possible to work in World Health Organizations? Thank you very much!
Thanks for the great question Neriah - absolutely. If you study 'public health' you'll be well equipped to get involved with global health issues. To get a job at the WHO, you may need to get some work experience first, but that will come. Good luck!!
