​Learn how to turn your public health experience into a clear, competitive resume that helps you stand out and get interviews.

​DATE / TIME

​May 24
3:00–5:00 p.m. ET
Live Virtual Workshop

​DESCRIPTION

​Your public health experience is valuable. Your resume just needs to show it better.

​In this live 2-hour workshop, you’ll learn how to transform your resume from a list of responsibilities into a clear, competitive, job-aligned document that helps employers understand your value.

​If you’ve been applying to jobs and not hearing back, or you’re unsure how to position your experience, this workshop will give you the structure, language, and confidence to move forward.

​WHO THIS IS FOR

​This workshop is for you if:

• ​You’re a public health student or recent graduate

• ​You’re early in your career and trying to grow into a better role

• ​You have experience (internships, projects, research, volunteer work) but don’t know how to present it

• ​You’ve been applying to jobs and not getting interviews

• ​You feel like your resume doesn’t reflect your true value

​WHAT YOU’LL LEARN

​By the end of this workshop, you will know how to:

• ​Identify your most valuable public health experience

• ​Write stronger resume bullets that show impact

• ​Translate internships, coursework, and projects into competitive experience

• ​Tailor your resume to job descriptions

• ​Avoid common mistakes that cause resumes to get overlooked

​WHAT YOU’LL WALK AWAY WITH

• ​A clear framework to improve your resume

• ​Public health resume bullet examples

• ​A resume improvement checklist

• ​A strategy to tailor your resume for different roles

• ​Replay access so you can revisit the training

​WORKSHOP BREAKDOWN

​Part 1: What Employers Are Actually Looking For
Understand how hiring teams review public health resumes

​Part 2: The Resume Framework
Learn how to evaluate and improve your resume strategically

​Part 3: Strong Resume Bullets
Turn weak bullets into clear, impactful statements

​Part 4: Tailoring Your Resume
Use job descriptions to position yourself more effectively

​Part 5: Apply It Live
Start improving your own resume with guided support

​WHAT TO BRING

• ​Your current resume (even if it’s rough)

• ​A job posting you’re interested in

• ​Something to take notes with

​ABOUT THE HOST

​Hosted by The Public Health Millennial
Led by Omari Richins, MPH

​Omari Richins is the founder of The Public Health Millennial and host of the Public Health Careers Podcast. He helps public health students and early career professionals build clarity, confidence, and competitive skills through workshops, content, and community.

​Your experience deserves to be seen clearly.

​Join this workshop to learn how to position your public health experience in a way that actually gets attention.