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Pursue in-depth research projects or assist in translational research that informs public health practice or policy. Whatever you’re passionate about—we have a research and practice center to fit your interests.

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Pitt Public Health molds graduates who are ready to lead public health initiatives in response to the needs of communities and populations everywhere. See yourself among these visionaries.

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Work and learn side-by-side with brilliant faculty members committed to teaching and mentoring students. Be stimulated by their diverse, cutting-edge research interests and broad involvement in public health practice.

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To schedule an individual tour, coordinate your visit ahead of time through your department of interest.

The Emperor of All Maladies by Siddhartha Mukherjee

ONE BOOK, ONE COMMUNITY

Are you participating in the school’s read-along program? Students, faculty, and alumni can share in the year-long activities.

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"Cantini Man"

Origins of Pitt Public Health's iconic "Man" sculpture, according to King Friday (video). 

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Alumnus Profile

It was the formative year at Pitt Public Health that made Bill Sollecito who he is today. 

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Pitt Public Health surpasses 7,000 alumni with 2018 Convocation ceremony

On Sunday, April 29, Pitt Pub...
Pitt Public Health surpasses 7,000 alumni with 2018 Convocation ceremony

On Sunday, April 29, Pitt Public Health welcomed over 200 graduates into the school's alumni community at our annual Convocation. “Our alumni cohort is now 7,000 people deep, since the school’s founding 70 years ago. Our impressive alumni give the school an international network of influence and th... (06/13/2018)

How ‘price transparency’ could affect high cost of U.S. prescription drugs

WIKITRIBUNE - The White House...
How ‘price transparency’ could affect high cost of U.S. prescription drugs

WIKITRIBUNE - The White House released a rough plan to rein in drug prices that included price transparency. The argument is that drug companies might shy away from raising prices if they knew the public was watching. "Just notifying us whether there’s a price increase, that’s not really going to h... (06/13/2018)

Kahn speaks on the challenge to report new CMS sepsis measure

THE HOSPITALIST - In October ...
Kahn speaks on the challenge to report new CMS sepsis measure

THE HOSPITALIST - In October 2015, CMS implemented its first meaningful policy to attempt for addressing sepsis, however, not everyone has embraced it thus far. “Sepsis is indeed a critical public health problem, and it’s appropriate and valuable that Medicare and other policy makers are focusing o... (06/13/2018)

Is there a connection between Pittsburgh's high rates of asthma and autoimmune disorders?

Environmental Health News - P...
Is there a connection between Pittsburgh's high rates of asthma and autoimmune disorders?

Environmental Health News - Pittsburgh would be an ideal place for further study on the links between air pollution, asthma, and autoimmune disease, says EOH chair SALLY WENZEL. "There's a lot of evidence now that what you breathe may impact your lungs in many ways, and could actually start an auto... (06/12/2018)

Swayze weighs in on 5 things community paramedics need to know about the opioid epidemic

EMS1 - Many EMS agencies are ...
Swayze weighs in on 5 things community paramedics need to know about the opioid epidemic

EMS1 - Many EMS agencies are reporting record numbers of overdose-related 911 responses and unprecedented amounts of naloxone being administered during resuscitative efforts. Many systems are turning to new mobile integrated health care and community paramedicine approaches to help. DAN SWAYZE (BCH... (06/11/2018)

 

Sun
6/17 Center for Global Health Conference
Clinical Tropical Medicine at McGill University Clinical Tropical Medicine at McGill University Center for Global Health Conference
Clinical Tropical Medicine at McGill University
Sun 6/17 to Wed 6/20


Every other year, the leaders in tropical medicine come to Montreal to share the latest updates health professionals working with travelers, immigrants, and indigenous populations need to know. Hosted by the McGill Summer Institute in Infectious Diseases and Global Health. 
Wed
6/20 Career Services Workshop
Postdoctoral Orientation to Career DevelopmentPostdoctoral Orientation to Career Development Career Services Workshop
Postdoctoral Orientation to Career Development
Wed 6/20 10:30AM - 12:00PM
Starzl Biomedical Science Tower

Hosted by the Center for Doctoral and Postdoctoral Career Development (DPCD), this monthly seminar will provide a framework for career development and introduce new trainees to valuable strategies, programs and resources that can be integrated throughout training. S123 Starzl Biomedical Science Tower
Wed
6/20 Public Health Graduate Council Meeting
Council Meeting (Note 3 PM start time this month)Council Meeting (Note 3 PM start time this month) Public Health Graduate Council Meeting
Council Meeting (Note 3 PM start time this month)
Wed 6/20 3:00PM - 5:00PM
Public Health 1149, Foster Conference Room

The Pitt Public Health council is the top-level governance body for the school. Meetings generally occur on the third Wednesday of each month.  Attendance at  is open to all.
Fri
6/22 Career Services Deadline
Epidemic Intelligence Service (EIS) Fellowship ApplicationsEpidemic Intelligence Service (EIS) Fellowship Applications Career Services Deadline
Epidemic Intelligence Service (EIS) Fellowship Applications
Fri 6/22


CDC’s EIS program offers a unique opportunity to investigate disease outbreaks around the world. Open to doctoral-level scientists with a background in public health, physicians, nurses, and other healthcare professionals. 
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6/26 Pitt Public Health Event
Staff Recognition Pitt Public Health Event
Staff Recognition
Tue 6/26 2:00PM - 4:00PM
Public Health Auditorium (G23)
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