Chattanooga native Jillian Stewart has achieved a significant career milestone as she now works at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Stewart, who grew up in Ooltewah, always had a passion for public health and ultimately pursued a career in the field.
Stewart’s journey to the CDC began when she earned a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga in Health and Human Performance. She then went on to complete a Master of Public Health degree from Emory University. Stewart’s education and dedication to public health led her to various roles, including working as a research assistant and as a health educator.
Stewart’s hard work and determination paid off when she landed a job at the CDC, where she now works as a public health analyst. In this role, Stewart is responsible for analyzing data and conducting research to help inform public health policies and initiatives. She also works on projects related to health disparities and chronic disease prevention.
Stewart credits her success to her upbringing in Chattanooga, where she developed a deep respect for community health and well-being. She is grateful for the support and mentorship she received along the way, which helped her navigate the competitive field of public health.
Stewart’s story serves as an inspiration to aspiring public health professionals, showing that with hard work and dedication, it is possible to make a meaningful impact in the field. Her journey from a small town in Tennessee to a prestigious role at the CDC is a testament to the opportunities available to those who are passionate about public health.
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