Dede K. Teteh, Dr Ph
About Dede K. Teteh, Dr Ph
Dede K. Teteh is a public health professional with a wide breadth of experience across academia, research, policy development, and strategic communications. She brings a deep knowledge of the public health sector—spanning both individual and community health—as well as a teaching and research based background that is applicable to any organization. Through her work in community advocacy and prevention, as well as several roles at the CDC, she has cultivated an interest in sustainable public health infrastructure and building healthier communities, particularly in underserved populations. With both a Master of Public Health in Health Education & Promotion (Morehouse School of Medicine, 2011), Doctor of Public Health in Health Education (Loma Linda University, 2017), and two adjunct professorship roles, she has first-hand experience in community and population based research along with exceptional research communication skills. Keen for her career to make a marked impact in the realm of population health, she is now looking for a position with school of public health, public sector, or private organization that is addressing the most pressing health challenges domestic and/or internationally.