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The best public health solutions often begin before there’s a crisis to solve. That’s one of the perspectives Angie B Byrne, MPH, MCHES, CPH shares as she joins Charlotte Hughes Huntley, PhD, MPH, Salome Odafen, MD, and Brian Wenger, PharmD, BCPS, for a conversation about proactive thinking, systems change, and the many ways public health shapes our everyday lives. 🎧 Haven’t listened to Episode 467 yet? Tune in via the link in our bio, then join the PHEC Podcast Community to continue learning, share ideas, and connect with public health professionals and students from around the world. https://lnkd.in/g4rcSP7J - #mission #community #PublicHealth #Healthcare #HealthEducation

How would you explain public health to someone outside the field? That’s the question at the heart of this week’s conversation. Join Charlotte Hughes Huntley, PhD, MPH, Salome Odafen, MD, Angie B Byrne, MPH, MCHES, CPH, and Brian Wenger, PharmD, BCPS as they share practical ways to talk about public health through real-world experiences and why those conversations matter. 🎧 Listen to Episode 467 through the link in the comments. - #mission #community #PublicHealth #Healthcare #Epidemiology

Three professionals. Three different career paths. One shared way of thinking. That’s what makes this conversation so valuable. Join Dr. Charlotte Huntley, Dr. Salome Odafen, Angie Byrne, and Brian Wenger as they explore how proactive thinking, collaboration, and systems-level solutions shape public health across different professions. 🎧 Haven’t listened to Episode 467 yet? Tune in through the link in our bio, then join the PHEC Podcast Community to keep the conversation going. - #mission #community #PublicHealth #Healthcare #Epidemiology

Public health asks us to look beyond ourselves. That perspective is shared by Salome Odafen, MD, in her conversation with Charlotte Hughes Huntley, PhD, MPH, alongside Angie B Byrne, MPH, MCHES, CPH, and Brian Wenger, PharmD, BCPS, as they discuss why compassion, collaboration, and community remain central to public health. 💬 What’s one lesson you’ve learned that changed the way you think about public health? 🎧 Tune in to Episode 467 through the link in our bio, then join the conversation inside the PHEC Podcast Community. https://lnkd.in/g4rcSP7J - #podcast #leadership #advocacy #PublicHealth #HealthEducation

What does public health actually look like? It isn’t limited to one profession or one place. Sometimes it’s a clinical pharmacist helping a patient afford a life-saving medication. Sometimes it’s a transportation safety leader asking who is missing from the data. Sometimes it’s a physician looking beyond the walls of the clinic to advocate for better mental health policy. Join Charlotte Hughes Huntley, PhD, MPH, as she brings together Salome Odafen, MD, Angie B Byrne, MPH, MCHES, CPH, and Brian Wenger, PharmD, BCPS for a conversation about the many ways public health shapes our communities and why collaboration across disciplines matters. 🎧 Press play on Episode 467, join the conversation, and hop on in our community app to connect with others in public health. https://lnkd.in/g4rcSP7J - #podcast #mission #community #advocacy #PublicHealth

What if public health is bigger than we give it credit for? Tomorrow, we’re exploring how different professions approach the same mission and why some of the most important public health work happens in places people rarely expect. 🎧 New episode tomorrow. Follow the podcast, then join us as we continue exploring what public health looks like across professions, communities, and everyday life. - #mission #leadership #community #advocacy #PublicHealth

Good public health policy starts with understanding the real-world impact. In this conversation, Charlotte Hughes Huntley, PhD, MPH sits down with Scott Thorpe of the Southern Alliance for Public Health Leadership to discuss how vaccination rates, community risk, and legislative decisions intersect and why those conversations matter long before the next public health emergency. This episode offers valuable perspective for anyone working to strengthen public health at the local, state, or national level. 🎧 Episode 466 is live on the Public Health Epidemiology Conversations Podcast. 📱 Tap the link below to listen, and make sure to join our PHEC podcast community app to keep the conversation going. https://lnkd.in/gXbwPnCt - #outbreak #vaccination #leadership #community #PublicHealth

Some of the most important public health work happens after the headlines fade. Scott Thorpe’s perspective is a timely reminder that lasting impact comes from the relationships we continue to build, the partnerships we strengthen, and the commitment to stay engaged long after a crisis is over. In Episode 466, Charlotte Hughes Huntley, PhD, MPH, sits down with Scott Thorpe of the Southern Alliance for Public Health Leadership to explore what it takes to sustain community partnerships, advocate locally, and strengthen public health beyond emergency response. 🎧 Listen to Episode 466 through the link in the comments. - #leadership #community #advocacy #PublicHealth #Epidemiology

NEW Opportunity For Students Or Professionals The PHEC Podcast Community is seeking dynamic, engaged public health students or professionals to serve as Community Ambassadors. This selective program is designed for individuals with an influencer mindset who are passionate about building meaningful connections, fostering engagement, and having fun while strengthening our global network of public health professionals. If you love sparking great conversations and bringing energy to online communities, this role is for you. ⭐ About PHEC Podcast Community The Public Health Epidemiology Conversations (PHEC) Podcast Community is an interactive digital space where public health professionals connect, collaborate, and have fun while growing beyond the weekly podcast episodes. Here, members join a vibrant global network of public health practitioners across diverse specialties, including epidemiologists, researchers, program managers, and health educators. Members share insights, resources, and opportunities in a lively, focused environment free from social media distractions. The community provides access to exclusive resources, engaging live sessions with industry leaders and podcast guests, and a supportive space to share challenges, solutions, wins, and yes, even some laughs along the way. This is where serious public health work meets genuine community connection. ⭐ Ideal Candidate Profile - Public health professional passionate about meaningful professional connections and conversations - Natural community builder with an influencer mindset - Strong written communication skills and ability to spark meaningful conversations - Authentic, warm, and empathetic communication style - Self-motivated with ability to consistently engage throughout the week - Experience with or interest in building personal brand and social media presence - Positive, enthusiastic energy and a genuine sense of humor - Commitment to fostering inclusive, supportive, and fun online communities ⭐ Time Commitment This program requires approximately 3-4 hours per month, with flexibility to engage when it works best for your schedule. New Ambassadors will onboard mid-August and serve September through November 2026. ⭐ How to Apply Ready to join us as a Community Ambassador? Complete the application form using the link in the comments. Applications are open now through July 31, 2026. #publichealth #network #leadership

Some of the best conversations happen after the recording stops. This week, Charlotte Hughes Huntley, PhD, MPH and Scott Thorpe explore what public health leaders can learn from community partnerships, local advocacy, and the relationships that help communities respond long after a crisis. If you’ve listened to Episode 466, don’t stop there. Inside the PHEC Podcast Community, you’ll find an exclusive After the Mic conversation that continues where the episode ends. 🎧 Listen to Episode 466, then join the Community through the link in our bio. We’d love to continue the conversation with you. https://lnkd.in/gXbwPnCt - #podcast #leadership #community #advocacy #PublicHealth