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Public Health Careers

Omari Richins, MPH
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Omari Richins, MPH, the Founder of The Public Health Millennial platform, chats with professionals and students to hear their unique and diverse public health career stories with tips and insights to help you along your public health career journey. This show is for anyone interested in public health or related fields. It covers stories, live sessions, and other relevant public health content. It ... more

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Omari Richins, MPH of Public Health Careers podcast talks with Alexander Bonano, MPH, a Health Equity in All Policies Project Manager at Boston Public Health Commission.

In this episode, Alexander Bonano, MPH, shares how he’s advancing racial equity... more

Public health work can feel heavy right now.

In this short reflection, Omari Richins shares a powerful lesson from the AIDS crisis: communities survived not just through protest and advocacy, but through joy and connection.

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Omari Richins, MPH of Public Health Careers podcast talks with Robert Mahoney, CEO & Founder of TVTP Solutions.

In this conversation, Robert discusses his journey in targeted violence prevention, emphasizing the importance of proactive strategies ov... more

Omari Richins, MPH of Public Health Careers podcast explores the deep connections between Black History Month and public health, emphasizing how historical struggles and initiatives within Black communities have shaped modern public health policies a... more

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Recent Guests

Robert Mahoney
Founder and CEO of TVTP Solutions; expert in prevention-focused strategies for targeted violence, extremism, and community safety
TVTP Solutions
Episode: 258: Prevention Over Reaction: Rethinking Violence Through a Public Health Lens with Robert Mahoney
Jennifer Kuo
An arts and public health professional and educator based in Los Angeles with over 20 years of experience.
Episode: 257: An Arts in Public Health Career Journey with Jennifer Kuo, MPH, CHES
Nadia Tekkal
Independent public health consultant with over a decade of experience in global health consulting.
Episode: 256: Falling Into Public Health: How an Unexpected Path Led to a Global Health Consulting Career with Nadia Tekkal, MSPH, MS
Erin Williamson
Licensed clinical social worker and Chief Programs and Strategy Officer at Love 146
Love 146
Episode: 255: What Anti-Trafficking Work Really Looks Like with Erin Williamson
Thelma King Thiel
Founder and chair at the Liver Health Initiative and pioneering liver health advocate
Liver Health Initiative
Episode: 254: The Liver We Ignore: A 60-Year Fight for Prevention, Education, and Public Health with Thelma Thiel
Dr. Tista Ghosh
Senior Vice President of Employee Health at Edwards Life Sciences, author of Before the Next Crisis
Edwards Life Sciences
Episode: 253: Before the Next Crisis: Stories Public Health Can’t Afford to Forget with Dr. Tista Ghosh
Alexandra Piatkowski
Founder and CEO of Piat Public Health, a consultancy that partners with public health, health care, and social impact organizations.
Piat Public Health
Episode: 252: Building Community Engagement & Effective Communication Skills with Alexandra Piatkowski, MPH, PMP
Brittaney Jenkins
Public health practitioner, consultant, and CEO of Jenkins Public Health Consulting.
Jenkins Public Health Consulting
Episode: 251: Mindset, Mentorship, and Making Impact: Thriving in Public Health with Brittaney Jenkins, BS, CHES
Dr. Walker Tisdale III
A nationally recognized leader in suicide prevention and behavioral health equity.
Johns Hopkins University
Episode: 250: From Broadcast Journalism to Suicide Prevention Leader with Dr. Walker Tisdale III

Host

Omari Richins
Host of Public Health Careers; Founder of The Public Health Millennial

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 102 ratings
  • A must listen each week!

    Public Health Careers is a “must listen” for anyone exploring or advancing in the public health field. I appreciate the dialogue and real-world perspectives that Omari and his special guests bring forth each week. This podcast is your go-to guide for building an impactful public health career!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kay_Kay127
    United States8 months ago
  • MPH legend!

    As someone who is mid-career and is looking to get my MPH this podcast has really opened my eyes to the public health world and all the possibilities! Relatable content on every episode that gets me more excited every time I listen. Thanks so much for this resource, Omari!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Frolic in the Coop
    United States2 years ago
  • Helped me apply to MPH

    I wasn’t super confident about getting my mph, but after hearing about different and impactful careers on this podcast, I went for it! Thank you public health millennial!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    PublicHealthBae
    United States3 years ago
  • 10/10

    Love the different topics you cover Omari! The info is succinct and valuable. Thanks for creating!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    G_Ori
    United States3 years ago
  • Great Content, Guests, and Host

    Love listening to Omari and the interesting guests he brings on the show. Love what this podcast is getting people of all ages more interested in and aware of public health. The podcast has come so far and can’t wait to see where it goes next. Keep up the great work!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    username16748
    United States3 years ago

Listeners Say

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Audience notes the show helps demystify the PH field for students and new professionals.
High regard for the host's interviewing style and guest selection.
Listeners praise actionable career guidance and real-world insights from guests.
Appreciation for relatable, early-career-focused discussions and mentorship.

Chart Rankings

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#240
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Apple Podcasts
#142
Indonesia/Business/Careers
Apple Podcasts
#142
Ireland/Business/Careers
Apple Podcasts
#176
Philippines/Business/Careers

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

258: Prevention Over Reaction: Rethinking Violence Through a Public Health Lens with Robert Mahoney
Q: What can schools and communities do now to prevent violence more effectively?
Adopt a human-centered prevention framework that strengthens cross-sector coordination, builds a culture of care, and implements behavioral threat assessment and management; focus on early indicators and a sustained, multi-year management approach rather than reactive measures alone.
258: Prevention Over Reaction: Rethinking Violence Through a Public Health Lens with Robert Mahoney
Q: How does radicalization lead to violence, and what are the key indicators to watch for?
Radicalization involves emotional and psychological processes, including identity, purpose, and community factors; indicators include behavioral changes, exclusive online engagement, planning, and escalating violence ideation, with isolation as a major risk signal.
258: Prevention Over Reaction: Rethinking Violence Through a Public Health Lens with Robert Mahoney
Q: What is targeted violence and how does it relate to terrorism?
Targeted violence is violence driven by a motivating grievance aimed at pushing a narrative; terrorism is a subset or related form of targeted violence, with potential overlapping motivations but not always a clearly stated message.
257: An Arts in Public Health Career Journey with Jennifer Kuo, MPH, CHES
Q: Why do you believe arts should be integrated into public health practice?
Jennifer emphasizes that arts foster social connection, healing, and resilience, and that integrating arts can improve health outcomes.
256: Falling Into Public Health: How an Unexpected Path Led to a Global Health Consulting Career with Nadia Tekkal, MSPH, MS
Q: If you are talking to someone wanting to get into your position, what advice would you give them?
Start small, don't wait for everything to be perfect, and be proactive in creating opportunities and networking.

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What is Public Health Careers about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The show centers on diverse public health career paths, practical guidance for breaking into and advancing in the field, and interviews with professionals and students who share actionable tips, real-world experiences, and lessons learned. Across episodes, topics frequently cover career development, public health practice, health equity, multidisciplinary collaboration, and navigating transitions from academia to professional roles. A notable strength is its consistent focus on mentoring, practical strategies, and accessible storytelling from a wide range of public health domains, including global health, prevention, and community engagement. This combination makes it a strong resource for aspiring public health professionals seeking concre... more

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Recent guests on Public Health Careers include:

1. Robert Mahoney
2. Jennifer Kuo
3. Nadia Tekkal
4. Erin Williamson
5. Thelma King Thiel
6. Dr. Tista Ghosh
7. Alexandra Piatkowski
8. Brittaney Jenkins

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