Careers in Public Health
Make a Move for Your Future
Your vision for public health is bigger than a job title. At Rollins, you'll transform ideas into real change with hands-on experience, coaching that opens doors, and connections that take you places. Ready to make your mark?
Come Out Career Ready
See how your Rollins experience can turn into a job, competitive pay, and a career that counts—our graduate outcome stats tell the story.
Overall Outcomes
Rollins grads are building careers in public health. See how many have secured jobs and where they’re working.
Salary Info
Graduates earn competitive salaries that reflect their expertise. See how earnings compare across fields.
Job Source
Career fairs, faculty connections, and real-world training open doors. See how Rollins graduates land jobs.
Employer Info
From best-in-class consulting firms to major nonprofits, Rollins grads are hired by top public health organizations. Find out who’s recruiting.
Job Titles
Epidemiologists, analysts, researchers, and more—see what roles our alumni step into after graduation.
Industry Types
Our graduates’ careers span health care, government, research, and beyond. See where else Rollins can take you.
“I thought my career path was going to be in technology, and then I met the most amazing career development officer for the Rollins School of Public Health who introduced me to the world of public health. I found my footing in things that actually mattered to me from a community standpoint and eventually opened an organization that handled something so personal to me—drowning prevention.”
Trish Miller, MPH ‘17, SwemKids founder and CEO, Community Impact Award ‘22
Find the Right Resources
Rise to the top with career services and student networks that help you achieve.
Career Support
Start networking, resume building, job searching, prepping for interviews, learning to negotiate, and more.
Internships and Fellowships
Launch your search for internships, fellowships, research projects, and practicum opportunities.
Academic Advisors
Get informed answers and advice from assistant or associate directors of academic programs in every department.
Public Health Employment Connection
Log in and post your resume for roles listed at our free job search site.
One-on-One Career Advising
Stop by during drop-in hours or schedule a session at the Professional Advancement & Student Experience (PASE) center. Get a resume review, pre-interview warmup, or networking tips before a recruitment event.
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“Networking can make some folks feel really nervous. It’s important to give yourself grace. Give yourself a break during the career fair, and just decompress.”
Joanne Williams, executive director of professional advancement and student affairs
Make Every Connection Count
Confidently work the crowd at our career fairs and sharpen your skills at mock interview night. Our career team makes the job search feel less like work (and maybe even like fun).
Ready to Make Your Move?
Set yourself up for success and a lifetime of opportunity.