Timely topic of combatting racism in America as we vote on Election Day. Please join us for a virtual conversation w/ @hmcghee, NYT bestselling author of The Sum of Us: What Racism Costs Everyone and How We Can Prosper Together on 11/10. emory.biz/sumofus #emorysumofus
Proud of my brother and others at the solidarity vigil who asked us to fight for justice and defeat racism. #StandWithSikhs #EndRacialViolence
Join us to tomorrow to learn about the colonial influences on global health and why we need to disrupt and rebuild global healthcare systems. globalhealth.emory.edu/.../f…
3 V’s to end 2020- Vaccinate, Vote, and Visualize a better and more just post-pandemic world. @EmoryPediatrics @childrensatl #ThisIsOurShot
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Wearing purple in honor of National Recovery Month #purplecampaign
Some minor IT glitches but so far smooth sailing and inspiring presentations while maintaining social isolation at @emoryghi virtual case competition. #eghicasecomp
Global health continues at @emoryghi while preserving social isolation. 11th annual global health case competition goes virtual with 30 student teams from around the world presenting solutions for a hypothetical global measles outbreak. #eghicasecomp.
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For me global health is about achieving equity—the health and well-being of everyone, everywhere. #AdvocacyAdventure
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A2. My intro to int'l health was public health, learning about how to improve the health of people and their communities. Balancing clinical medicine and public health is always a challenge, but global health is one tangible way to do this.
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Following Pediatrics residency, I joined the CDC as an Epidemic Intelligence Service (EIS) officer assigned to the International Micronutrient Malnutrition Prevention and Control (IMMPaCt) Program. cdc.gov/eis
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Like many who have chosen careers in global health, my career path has not been linear. After many bumps along the road, I feel fortunate to have my “dream job” balancing clinical medicine, public health, education and global health administration.











