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Environment & Public Health - Profiles of Career Success
Meet four EPH students who turned their passion for public health into rewarding careers after completing the EPH program and earning an REHS license. Click on the links below to read their stories!
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Danny Yook - Fairway Market
Danny Yook, a 2011 EPH graduate, secured a position doing food safety compliance audits for New York City-based grocery store chain Fairway Market upon completing the program. Read Danny's story. |
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Ruchi Pancholy - Hawaii Department of Health
After completing the EPH program, New Jersey native Ruchi Pancholy landed a dream job with the Hawaii Department of Health. She now works as a foodborne disease surveillance & response coordinator. Read Ruchi's story. |
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Emily Carey - Rutgers Office of Continuing Professional Education
As a youngster, Emily Carey loved to listen to her mom, a Registered Environmental
Health Specialist (REHS) in the Somerset County area, tell “exciting
stories” about her profession. Read Emily's story. |
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Chuck Khan - Warren County Health Department REHS
A native of India with several different careers on his resume, Chuck Khan’s journey to becoming a Registered Environmental Health Specialist (REHS)
with the Warren County Health Department was a long one. Read Chuck's story. |
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Daniel Wyckoff - Hunterdon County Health Department REHS
Daniel Wyckoff became a Registered Environmental Health Specialist (REHS)
in 2005, but working in the hospitality and travel industries for over twenty
years means health and sanitation have always been his concern. Read Daniel's story. |
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Carl Scialfa - Branchburg Township Health Department REHS
Carl Scialfa may be doing food inspections now as a Registered Environmental
Health Specialist (REHS) , but he began his career trying to pass them! Read Carl's story. |
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