Q&A with Bruna: MPH Student at University of Toronto

Learn about Bruna's various practicum and volunteer experiences during her Master of Public Health (MPH) at the University of Toronto!

Welcome to the Invite Health newsletter. These newsletters highlight students pursuing careers in healthcare, and the experiential learning opportunities they've had. From queer health research to geriatrics research to epidemiology, my goal with this newsletter is to introduce you to the various pathways that students can pursue in healthcare. This week, I invited Bruna to share her various practicum and volunteer experiences during her Master of Public Health (MPH) at the University of Toronto. From working as an Opioid Poisoning Education and Naloxone Distribution (OPEND) practicum…

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