Support for epidemiologists

Support for Epidemiologists

Local epidemiologists often face the day-to-day realities of working with local public health data that their formal training did not fully prepare them for. You may be the only data analyst in their organization, without anyone to provide technical feedback. You are probably balancing limited time, small numbers, and the dual responsibility of conducting analyses and communicating results to non-technical audiences.

I support local epidemiologists to bridge the gap between what you learned in school and the skills you need in the real world.

I provide mentoring to both new and seasoned epidemiologists to support their professional development.

I also provide technical feedback for analysts who would benefit from an experienced sounding board for project planning and report development & production.

Sound like something you may be interested in? Email me and we can chat!

Epidemiologists interested in more substantial support may be interested in my Epi Bootcamp workshop series.

These no-cost resources are also available.

"Shannon was an incredible mentor to me as a freshly graduated Epidemiologist. When I first started, I struggled with small-population data and the messy realities of local health department epidemiology that were very different than what I encountered in graduate school. Shannon’s expertise and her ability to break down complicated problems — and coach me on communicating them to non-technical audiences — fundamentally changed my approach. Now, as a program manager, I see how invaluable that guidance was not only for my development, but for strengthening our epidemiology work overall. Shannon strikes a remarkable balance between deep empathy and realistic, actionable feedback. I cannot recommend her enough as a mentor and colleague."

- Connor Montgomery, MPH, Program Manager, Local health department

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