My colleagues on the infant study kept publishing after I left, so you can see the results here and here!
In Guyana, I worked with USAID on the prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV on a project called GHARP II.
I worked in Sierra Leone with a global nonprofit on monitoring and evaluation, as well as managing research on post-Ebola syndrome.
I also worked on a bunch of studies in the US throughout my public health career, mostly in HIV and influenza at CDC. It was cool work, but I don't miss those sad grey government cubicles...
And there you have it!
A former scientist who took way too long to realize you don't need to do science to travel the world.
