3. Public Health Public health professionals work in a wide range of services: Infectious disease control Health problems of children/adults Medically under- served Chronic disease management Health monitoring and surveillance Environmental/occupa tional safety Emergency preparedness Research These positions can be found in business, government, education, nonprofit, and health organizations

4. Education Requirements For many entry level positions a Bachelors in Public Health or related health degree is required. Masters in Public Health leads to many career possibilities, and much rewarding salaries.

6. Salary Health Services Administration $37,050 - $161,400 Biostatistics $33,000 - $63,000 Epidemiology $38,175 - $136,237 Health Education/Behavioral Science $33,000 - $86,625 Environmental Health $44,550 - $143,700 International Health $31,500 - $86,625 Nutrition $31,500 - $70,875 Public Health Practice/Program Management $41,175 - $102,000 Biomedical Laboratory $31,500 - $78,750

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