Alumni

M.S. in Global Health alumni are well-prepared for professional careers in a diverse global health field. Learn more about how the program curriculum, required field research, and unique opportunities in Washington, DC provide competencies to excel in the real world.


Meet Our Alumni

Adam Munshi

Class of 2024

Reliability Management Specialist at Tampa General Hospital

I’ve always been interested in public health but was particularly curious about organizations like the World Bank and IMF and how they facilitated change around the world. Read More

Bethany Taylor

Class of 2022

Doctor of Osteopathy Candidate – University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine

I wanted to dive deeper into the drivers of health inequities globally along with learning how Health Systems functioned globally. I was drawn to the courses Read More

Alcir Santos Neto

Class of 2020

Senior Analyst at The Economist Group & Masters of Business Administration Candidate at Johns Hopkins University

I was drawn to Georgetown’s M.Sc. in Global Health program because of its strong global reputation, interdisciplinary structure, and strategic location in Washington, DC. Read More

Vishni Samaraweera

Class of 2024

Associate, Policy & Advocacy at Malaria No More

After studying public health at Brandeis University, I knew I wanted to take my education to the international level and focus on global health. Read More

Marco Martinez

Class of 2018

Physician Assistant (Family Medicine & Infectious Disease) and Development Coordinator & National Latinx Conference on HIV, HCV, & SUD Sponsorship Director

Prior to joining the M.S. in Global Health program at Georgetown, I was in education for a decade. During my summer vacations, I would travel and volunteer at grass-roots clinics wherever I could. Read More

Dr. Meghashish Sharma

Class of 2017

Senior Program Officer, Health and Wellness Centers at Jhpiego

As a dental surgeon, I was trained to serve patients who seek healthcare services owing to various ailments and conditions. Read More

Natalia Houghton

Class of 2015

Technical Office, Primary Health Care Policy, Planning and Evaluation at the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO)

I was looking for a graduate program in a prestigious academic institution that would expand my previous work experience in infectious disease control and prevention. Read More

Dr. Sugy Choi

Class of 2014

Editorial Fellow at JAMA Health Forum and Assistant Professor at NYU School of Medicine

The program’s multifaceted approach allowed me to accumulate a strong background in both methods and up-to-date contents. Read More

Spencer Case

Class of 2014

Social Science Analyst at Food and Drug Administration (FDA)

The professors were genuinely interested in our interests; they encouraged us to explore new topics and challenged us to think differently about familiar subjects. Read More

Jamie Mullaney

Class of 2015

Project Manager at Jefferson Solutions Group

In September 2014, two fellow classmates and I travelled to San Cristobal de las Casas in Chiapas, México… Read More

Blythe Beecroft

Class of 2016

Public Health Advisor at Fogarty International Center at National Health Institute (NIH)

I liked that there was a strong emphasis on applying what you learned in the classroom to the field. Read More

Dr. Nel ‘Jason’ Haw

Class of 2017

Research Associate, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health – Department of Epidemiology

I loved the intimacy of class sessions at Georgetown; all of us had ample time to ask questions and we were free to explore our own interests. Read More

Valencia Waller

Class of 2019

Epidemiologist at Research Corporation of the University of Hawai’i

Adopting a global perspective (and knowledge base) has proven invaluable when it comes to health research—even if only applied local or nationally.  Read More

Todd Lazaro

Class of 2021 – Fr. Bienvenido Nebres Scholarship Recipient

Consultant – Health Emergency Preparedness & Response at The World Bank

I went into college in the Philippines initially with the desire to be a physician. Read More