Looking for an entry level job or internship in public health? This is an overview of how to approach the search and a list of companies that might have relevant entry level and internship opportunities.

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Because Public Health is interdisciplinary you can enter a number of fields depending on your interests; some possibilities for new and recent grads include health education, policy, communications, and research (including biostatistics and epidemiology). What you do in a typical day depends on which area of public health you enter, but you might analyze data, write a report, contact media about a health initiative, or teach a health class. Some of the top employers include public health departments, government agencies, research institutions, nonprofits, and medical facilities.
A bachelor’s degree in a field related to your interests is necessary for most jobs in public health. A master’s degree will help, but practical experience is more helpful.
| Research Associate - Health and Rehab Sciences Ohio State University Columbus, OH | View |
| Director, State Government Affairs (Ohio) Intel Corporation Columbus, OH | View |
| Land Acquisition Agent - Ohio Emerald Energy and Exploration Land Company Columbus, OH | View |
| Senior HR Training/Workforce Development Professional Ohio Department of Health Columbus, OH | View |
| Senior HR Training/Workforce Development Professional State of Ohio Columbus, OH | View |
| Vice President - Public Policy & Energy Regulatory Affairs Beyondthecontract Columbus, OH | View |
| Health Insurance Specialist CVS Columbus, OH | View |
| Early Development and Learning Specialist (Southeast Ohio) - OCALI Ohio Department of Education Columbus, OH | View |
| Clinical Providers (Egypt) Intellect Columbus, OH | View |
| Care Management Coordinator OhioRISE Central/SE Ohio region Arc's Assistive Technology (at) Services Columbus, OH | View |
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