CAREERS IN PUBLIC HEALTH
Beginning relationships with future students on campus
Careers in Public Health (CiPH) started in 2017 and is held in the last week of July. We've just finished our third program, which received our most participants to date (52) and we've already begun planning for CiPH 2020.
Careers in Public Health is a three-day summer program offering participants a hands-on look at different careers in public health directly from professionals who practice it. All participants in the CIPH program receive a $5000 scholarship toward a Master's Degree program at the Loma Linda University School of Public Health.
To learn more about Careers in Public Health and details about the 2020 Summer program visit publichealth.llu.edu/CIPH
What is Careers in Public Health?
Check out what past CiPH participants thought about our program in the video below.
Pictured left - CiPH 2017
During CiPH, participants spend three days working closely with public health professionals from the Loma Linda University School of Public Health. The program has included:
- Running through a Zika outbreak scenario in our health care simulation lab
- Conducting surveys of local communities looking at infrastructure and demographics. Discuss possible health improvements for those communities with professionals.
CiPH 2017
During CiPH, participants spend three days working closely with public health professionals from the Loma Linda University School of Public Health. The program has included:
- Running through a Zika outbreak scenario in our health care simulation lab
- Conducting surveys of local communities looking at infrastructure and demographics. Discuss possible health improvements for those communities with professionals.
Pictured right - CiPH 2018
- Collecting and testing water samples for quality. Examining the contents of the air we breathe, right alongside Environmental health scientists.
- Experiencing the basics of Epidemiology by using our lab of Geographic Information Systems (GIS).
- Splitting up into groups representing different non-profits and working as a group to run through a refugee camp simulation.
CiPH 2018
- Collecting and testing water samples for quality. Examining the contents of the air we breathe, right alongside Environmental health scientists.
- Experiencing the basics of Epidemiology by using our lab of Geographic Information Systems (GIS).
- Splitting up into groups representing different non-profits and working as a group to run through a refugee camp simulation.
Pictured left - CiPH 2019
- Learning how government policies can take research findings from the lab to tangible changes that impact the health of individuals, communities, and systems.
- Debating current issues in health, policies and the environment.
Through CIPH, participants are not only exposed to the school of public health but everything else that Loma Linda University has to offer; eating at the cafeteria, access to the Drayson Center Fitness facility and sometimes staying in the dorms on campus.
CiPH 2019
- Learning how government policies can take research findings from the lab to tangible changes that impact the health of individuals, communities, and systems.
- Debating current issues in health, policies and the environment.
Through CIPH, participants are not only exposed to the school of public health but everything else that Loma Linda University has to offer; eating at the cafeteria, access to the Drayson Center Fitness facility and sometimes staying in the dorms on campus.
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