Welcome to the [ Ссылка ] College Degree video series. Today we are going to cover 5 careers for a Public Health Degree.

From Epidemiology to Health Administration, a graduate with a Public Health degree will discover various career opportunities available. Let's take a look at 6 health careers:

First is Occupational Health and Safety Specialists

Who inspect various work environments and work procedures to make sure employees are adhering to regulations on safety, health, and the environment.

They even design programs to prevent disease or injury in the workplace as well as damage to the environment. These specialists earn $64,660 per year.
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Next up: Epidemiologists

The prevention of disease and other public health programs are investigated by epidemiologists. They work in health departments, offices, universities, and laboratories.

The average pay for a epidemiologist is $63,010.
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Or become a Dentist

Dentists not only clean teeth but they examine, diagnose, and treat a patient's teeth and gums. Most dentists own their own businesses or have partners in their practice.

According to the Board of Labor Statistics, the job growth of dentists is 21% along with an average salary of $163,240 dollars. [ Ссылка ]

Medical Assistant Careers are growing

From Scheduling patient appointments to assisting physicians with patient examinations, medical assistants also perform administrative and clinical tasks for physicians and other health practitioners.

Most medical assistants work in doctor's offices and other healthcare facilities. They make an average of $28,860 per year. [ Ссылка ]

Finally Medical and Health Service Managers supervise, plan, and coordinate medical and health services.

They might manage an entire healthcare building, a specific medical department, or manage a medical practice for a group of medical practitioners.

Medical and health service managers make annually $84,270. [ Ссылка ]

With rising population, the need for well trained Public Health workers will continue to increase.

Those with a Public Health degree can find careers with strong job securities no matter which Public Health occupation they choose.

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