Episode 2 of our special series in partnership with the Faculty of Public Health where we explore one key question - What is Public Health? It may seem like a simple question, but Public Health is no single thing. The aim of the series is to shine a light on the breadth of Public Health and the challenges ahead by talking to key figures in the fiel…

We launch a special series in partnership with the Faculty of Public Health where we explore one key question - What is Public Health?It may seem like a simple question, but Public Health is no single thing. The aim of the series is to shine a light on the breadth of Public Health and the challenges ahead by talking to key figures in the field.This…

A very special live episode we recorded at the Faculty of Public Health conference in London in September 2023. We welcomed a guest host - Fatai Ogunlayi, a consultant in public health and former chair of the FPH Specialty Registrar Committee. In this episode we explored: How to navigate public health careers The transition from registrar to consul…

This episode we sat down with Patrick Keating, an epidemiologist at MSF with over ten years experience in global health. He honed his skills across a number of experiences and roles including with the UK Public Health Rapid Support Team, research roles at LSHTM and a range of NGOs. We talked about the life of a field epidemiologist at MSF, his thou…

This episode we take a deep dive into a lesser known area of public health. Field Epidemiology. We are joined by Dr. Obaghe Edeghere, deputy director at the UK Health Security Agency and head of the UK Field service. He explains what field epidemiology is and why it's so important in the bigger picture of improving public health. We are also joined…

This episode we are joined by Professor Martin McKee CBE, current President of the British Medical Association and Professor of European Public Health at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.Martin is an active advocate for the health of the public and we cover wide ranging topics including Europe, upcoming industrial action of junior…

This episode we are joined by Professor Kevin Fenton, current President of the UK Faculty of Public Health and Regional Director of Public Health for London. We cover his thoughts on the lessons learnt from the pandemic, why community engagement is so important in public health and his tips for developing social media and communications skills.Find…

This episode we welcome Angela Baker, a Consultant in Public Health in Coventry City Council specialising in health inequalities and children's health and former Deputy Director of Health Improvement and Workforce at the UK Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID). We delve into how to address health inequalities, her experience in heal…

This episode we are joined by Professor Jim McManus, current president of the association of Directors of public health, Director of public health at Hertfordshire county council and honorary Professor at the University of Hertfordshire. We talk about his reflections on the COVID-10 pandemic, the future of public health and what good leadership loo…

We interview Professor Maggie Rae, outgoing president of the Faculty of Public Health. She looks back on her time as president, her future plans and reflects on the COVID-19 pandemic.

It is a new season of the podcast with two new hosts - Josh Howkins and Kazim Beebeejaun. This episode we interview Dino Motti on his time hosting the podcast. Having now transitioned to a consultant in Public Health at Gloucestershire County Council he reflects on what he learnt from hosting and how he developed his leadership skills during his ti…

We interviewed Dr Caleo at the MSF Offices in London to ask her about her career and what it means to train in Public Health to practice in international, global health in such turbulent times.

For our series on politics, advocacy and activism we interview our guest Dr. Suzanne Bartington, an academic registrar in the West Mids talks about her experience at the interface between public health, academia and political office as elected councillor.Autor: Shamil Haroon and Dino Motti

For the first episode of a series on politics and advocacy Dino Motti interviews Kitty Mohan, a former registrar in London who has distinguished herself as an elected representative within the British Medical Association (BMA) and beyond and has recently started her new role as CCDC in London.Autor: Shamil Haroon and Dino Motti

We interview Andrew Dalton, Public Health Registrar in the West Midlands who just completed a national treasure placement at the Department of Health working on the Chief Medical Officer Annual report for 2018.Autor: Shamil Haroon and Dino Motti

Ryan Swiers, Public Health Registrar in the East Midlands, on the experience of public health training within the third sector in Uganda and how cricket played a pivotal role.Autor: Shamil Haroon and Dino Motti

A chat with Tom Fowler, Deputy Chief Scientist at Genomics England, and Anneke Seller, Scientific Director of the National Genomics Education Program. A special episode in occasion of the HEE Masterclass dedicated to Genomics. (more info here https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/hee-west-mids-masterclass-genomics-its-implications-for-public-health-ticket…

In this episode we flip the microphone and interview the creative force that has been behind the TiPH podcast for the last two years, Shamil Haroon.We discuss about the experience of producing the podcast while reflecting on the future of this project and the directions of the medium... and perform a handover to a new generation of curators.…

In this episode, Glenda Augustine, Patrick Saunders, and Adeola Agbebiyi discuss the development and role of a consultant network in the West Midlands, UK.Autor: Shamil Haroon and Dino Motti

In this episode, Claire Cheminade, Janet Flint, and Ged Byrne discuss Making Every Contact Count (MECC), and other approaches to behaviour change.Ged Byrne - Dean and Director of Education and Quality for Health Education EnglandJanet Flint - Programme Lead, Population Health and Prevention – National Programmes Health Education England Claire Chem…

In this episode the president of the Faculty of Public Health Professor John Middleton gives advice to public health specialty trainees on making good use of their training and preparing for the jobs of the future.Autor: Shamil Haroon and Dino Motti

In this episode Dr Rob Cooper and Sally James from Health Education West Midlands discuss the Public Health Community Fellowship Scheme.Autor: Shamil Haroon and Dino Motti

In this episode David Kidney discusses the UK Public Health Register (UKPHR).Autor: Shamil Haroon and Dino Motti

In this episode Daniel Flecknoe discusses armed conflict and the role of public health.Autor: Shamil Haroon and Dino Motti

In this episode Dr Ellis Friedman gives advice on preparing for consultant interviews.Autor: Shamil Haroon and Dino Motti