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Home   • Education   • Research   • Service   MPH Degree   • Curriculum   • Admission Criteria   • Student Resources   • Alumni   Faculty and Staff ›››   Departmental Centers   • Public Health Practice   • Study of Health   • Health Informatics   • Clinical Effectiveness   Upcoming Events   • Health Policy Forum   • Spirituality SIG   • Outcomes Conference   Research News   Contact Information		Faculty and Staff of the Department Click any name to see that person's biosketch and photograph. Program Administration Mase, William Weaver, Petra Core Faculty Bragg, Elizabeth Cottrell, Randall Leonard, Anthony Ludke, Robert L. Mase, William Ross, Clara Sue Sharma, Manoj Ying, Jun Health Education Concentration Bernard, Amy Cottrell, Randall Murnan, Judy Rojas-Guyler, Liliana Leadership Concentration Brammer, Craig Diers, Tiffiny Doarn, Charles Embi, Peter J. Gates, Donna Graham, Robert Henney, Jane Kiesler, Joseph Mase, William Montauk, Susan Myers, Melanie Savage, Christine Schubert, Charles Simpson, Lisa Vaughn, Lisa Wilson, Stephen E. Szaflarski, Magdalena Practicum & Capstone Cottrell, Randall Horner, Ronnie D. Jones, Camille Katkowsky, Stephen Mase, William Maseru, Noble Administrative Services Davis, Rochelle Zavos, Mary Susan Information Technology Brewer, David E. Meganathan, Karthikeyan Witzke, Robert Associates and Researchers Brunner, Hermine Cornwall, Danielle Cotton, Sian Drotar, Dennis Eckman, Mark H. Elder, Nancy Guo, JianFei Heaton, Pam Jacobson, C. Jeffrey, Jr. Kissela, Brett Kudel, Ian Lewis, Timothy J. Ludke, Robert L. Malat, Jennifer Page, Stephen J. Schauer, Daniel P. Thakar, Charuhas V. Tsevat, Joel Webb, Thomas S. Weber, Debbie Wess, Mark L. Wise, Ruth Yi, Michael Return to the faculty group photograph Stephen Katkowsky, MD Associate Professor Dr. Katkowsky joined the Northern Kentucky Health Department in February of 2008. He serves as the District Health Officer for a 4 county district with a population approaching 400,000. Prior to relocating to Northern Kentucky Steve spent 8 years in Atlanta, Georgia. For a number of those years he served as the Fulton County Health Officer where he oversaw a staff of 750, an annual budget of $42 million, 12 local health centers and a wide variety of health programs. The beginning and expansion of public health as a primary responder in cases of emergency preparedness and bioterrorism occurred on his watch following the tragedy of 9/11. He has been involved in public health training serving as a member of the faculty of the University of Kentucky, University of Louisville, University of Cincinnati and the Emory University Rollins School of Public Health. He taught and supervised medical residents and students in the CDC’s Preventive Medicine Residency program. In Fulton County and again in Northern Kentucky he has established Public Health Institutes to provide experiential learning opportunities for students of public health. Prior to his tenure in Fulton County Steve served in public health departments in Maryland and Florida. This has enabled him to gain widespread experience in seeing alternative approaches to the delivery of public health services. It aided him in formulating a public health approach he defines as eclectic as he uses positive aspects of other programs he has observed. A strong proponent of the adoption the Ten Essentials of Public Health and the Accreditation of Public Health Departments he is actively involved with several professional organizations. Dr. Katkowsky has published a number of public health related articles, testified before the US Senate, and has been a speaker for many public health meetings and symposia.
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