Free Webinar: How to start a career in global health

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free webinar about "How to Start a Career in Global Health”, which will include five panelists who will focus on the best ways to connect with global health opportunities, skill sets that one should develop, how to conduct oneself in a job interview, strategies for cover letters, perspectives on quality and responsible engagement in global health, etc. The webinar will also highlight key cultural competency skills, as well as focus on humility in international and domestic settings.  Please feel free to forward this message widely.
How to Start a Career in Global Health
Register at https://slate.uniteforsight.org/register/022515
Thursday, February 25, 2016, 4-5pm Eastern Time
Webinar Panelists:​
  • Shin Daimyo, Senior Advisor for Mental Health, Partners In Health; Paul and Daisy Soros Fellow; MSN Candidate, Yale School of Nursing
  • Peter Drobac, Executive Director, University of Global Health Equity, a program of Partners In Health
  • Gabrielle Fitzgerald, Global Health Consultant
  • Ash Lauren Rogers, Executive Director, Lwala Community Alliance
  • Lisa Russell, Director/Producer, Governess Films
  • Moderated by Jennifer Staple-Clark, Founder and CEO, Unite For Sight

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