PHEC 304: Promoting Health Equity, With Patrice Sirmons MPH, RN

<p><span data-sheets-value= "{"1":2,"2":"Having a background in healthcare can give you more ammunition to make a positive, lasting impact on public health. Today’s guest, Patrice Sirmons, began her career as a nurse but soon realized that the difference she wanted to make could only be achieved in public health. In our conversation, we discuss how Patrice began her public health journey and how she ended up as the Owner and Principal Consultant of PSD Consulting. We explore why she is passionate about helping underserved and marginalized groups, how PSD Consulting goes about serving its clients, why Patrice’s clinical knowledge and healthcare administrator experience is her unique superpower, and how her knowledge of public health and epidemiology helps her to promote health equity through action in multiple communities. Then tune in for some expert advice from the kind, compassionate, and well-informed executive-level leader, Patrice Sirmons!"}" data-sheets-userformat= "{"2":513,"3":{"1":0},"12":0}"> Having a background in healthcare can give you more ammunition to make a positive, lasting impact on public health. Today’s guest, Patrice Sirmons, began her career as a nurse but soon realized that the difference she wanted to make could only be achieved in public health.</span></p> <p><span data-sheets-value= "{"1":2,"2":"Having a background in healthcare can give you more ammunition to make a positive, lasting impact on public health. Today’s guest, Patrice Sirmons, began her career as a nurse but soon realized that the difference she wanted to make could only be achieved in public health. In our conversation, we discuss how Patrice began her public health journey and how she ended up as the Owner and Principal Consultant of PSD Consulting. We explore why she is passionate about helping underserved and marginalized groups, how PSD Consulting goes about serving its clients, why Patrice’s clinical knowledge and healthcare administrator experience is her unique superpower, and how her knowledge of public health and