ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In Part Two of Shane's interview with Louise Dunn, moving beyond what Environmental Health Officers do, they explore how practitioners actually apply their knowledge, skills and experience across four key areas: protecting, helping, collaborating, and leading and innovating. They also explore how the framework could support students, graduates, experienced practitioners, team leaders and the wider profession in explaining the value and impact of environmental health.
Thank you to our guest, Dr. Louise Dunn.
Hosted by Shane van de Vorstenbosch.
English
Australia
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