We are pleased to offer a suite of career resources to our alumni to help you to navigate your next steps. Many of the resources available to current students are accessible by alumni; we encourage you to explore those resources below. If you have any questions during your journey, please email sph-careers@brown.edu.
Education and Student Services
Career Advising for Public Health Alumni
Many of the positions in our new career portal are curated specifically for alumni. Explore our alumni-specific career opportunities – and sign up for email alerts:
We are proud to announce the launch of our new curated career portal for public health students/alumni to search for — and employers to share — public health-focused opportunities. While optional, if you create an account by sharing your email address, you can easily manage your positions (e.g. mark as filled, duplicate for future openings, etc.).
We also encourage you to join, network, and share opportunities in our Alumni and Careers LinkedIn Group.
Brown is behind you — and alongside you — all the way. Let Brown be the liaison between your resume and your dreams. Start with Brown Alumni & Friends' suite of tools and resources. They’re easy to use, free, and exclusively for alumni.
Introducing Big Interview
Alumni at Brown SPH now have free premium access to Big Interview's best-in-class AI interview and resume feedback tools. Create a profile using your @alumni.brown.edu email address.
Additional Resources
The School of Public Health partners with the Brown Center for Career Exploration and many other campus departments to offer comprehensive career support.
In addition to Brown's career resources, we encourage you to maximize your portfolio using popular career sites and search engines.
Creating and updating your application materials should be an ongoing, iterative process.
LinkedIn offers many resources to help you learn new skills, search for opportunities, and optimize your professional online presence.
We strongly believe that the best career advice comes from Brown alumni and industry experts. In these thematic podcasts and webinars, you'll learn firsthand about diverse public health career pathways.
Questions?
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Sean Kelley, MS, NRP
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