Where Our Graduates Go

Our former doctoral students and postdoctoral fellows have gone on to accomplish great things in various professional, applied, research and academic positions. Please take a look at the following profiles of some of our most exceptional students to get a sense of their career trajectory once graduating from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.

Jessica Griffin Burke, MHS, PhD '03
Ethnography, Social Epidemiology, Women & Children's Health
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Renan Castillo, MS, PhD '08
Etiology of Injury following Disability
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Deborah Girasek, MPH, PhD '98
Psychosocial Aspects of Unintentional Injury Prevention
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Mariam Labinjo-Masha, BDS, MPH '03
Road Traffic Injury Prevention in Nigeria
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Andy Lincoln, MS, ScD '98
Orthopedics and Sports Health Research
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Jennifer Lincoln, MS, PhD '06, CSP
Occupational Injury Epidemiology, Commercial Fishing Safety
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Nhan Tran (MHS'04, PhD'07)
International Injury Prevention
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Flaura K. Winston, MD, PhD, FAAP (Post-doctoral Fellow 1994-95)
Biomechanical Engineering, Pediatric Trauma Research
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What people are saying

Training & Education

For Melissa Spohn, the Summer Institute was the first chance to learn the science behind injury prevention. She rates the experience as one of the best continuing education opportunities she has had as a practicing public health professional. Spohn spreads the injury prevention message by integrating it throughout the health department system, helping to make her state safer.