UMN Maternal & Child Health (MCH) Professional Panel II 

This October 2018 panel of MCH professionals featured:
-Michelle A. Chiezah, MA, MPH (2002), Infant Mortality Consultant, Minnesota Department of Health (MDH), Maternal and Child Health Section
-Ashley Mitchell, MPH (2014), Instructor, Rothenberger Institute, University of Minnesota School of Public Health
-Rosemond S. Owens (2006), Director of Health Equity, Diversity and Inclusion, Blue Cross + Blue Shield of Minnesota
Topics discussed include:
-How influential was the UMN MCH program in leading you to your current profile? (4:16)
-How did you get connected to experiences in the field? (15:24)
-Talk about positions you had and skills you used when you were just out of the MCH program. (25:53)
-What type of statistical data programs should we explore? (38:59)
-What is your day-to-day like? (41:22(
-What other tips do you have around balance, self-care and well-being? (49:39)
-The importance of mentorships and connections. (54:30)
Hosted by the HRSA-funded Center for Leadership Education in Maternal & Child Public Health.
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