A day in the life of a Public Health Officer: what changes with these prompts.
Track progress as a memberNadia is a public health officer at a county health department.
At 8:10 on Wednesday, Nadia opens her laptop at the county health department. Her first task is a handout about flu shots for the Riverside Community Center. She pastes her rough notes into ChatGPT and uses the Health Education Materials prompt to ask for a one page flyer at a sixth grade reading level in English and Spanish. She checks the Spanish with a colleague who grew up speaking it.
Next, she needs to prepare for a community health assessment meeting. She opens Claude and uses the Community Health Assessment prompt to turn survey notes from three neighborhoods into themes and questions for the meeting. The tool helps her group comments about bus routes, clinic hours, and childcare.
After lunch, a vaccination drive at the mosque needs reminders. She uses Gemini with the Vaccination Drive Coordination prompt to draft a text message, a robocall script, and a short notice for the clinic door. She adds the correct date, time, and walk in details, then sends them to the outreach team.
Late in the day, a suspected foodborne illness report comes in. Nadia uses the Outbreak Response Support prompt in ChatGPT to draft a short public notice and a call script for restaurants. She reviews it with her supervisor, sends it out, and leaves at 5:15. That gives her time to walk her dog before dinner, something that rarely happened before.
Before
- Handouts start from blank pages.
- Assessment notes stay in messy piles.
- Clinic reminders go out late.
- Outbreak notices feel rushed and tense.
After this course
- Clear flyers ready before lunch.
- Assessment themes easy to discuss.
- Clinic reminders sent on time.
- Outbreak notice out before five.
What you'll learn
- Health Education Materials: Turn public health guidance into clear materials that community members can understand and act on.
- Community Assessment: Plan and summarize a community health needs assessment with AI help.
- Vaccination Coordination: Organize vaccination drive logistics, reminders, and public messaging with AI support.
- Prevention Program Design: Shape a prevention program with clear objectives, logic, and activities using AI.
- Regulation Compliance: Understand and communicate health regulations and draft compliance materials with AI.
- Data Analysis: Use AI to explain, plan, and present epidemiological data more clearly.
- Outbreak Response: Prepare outbreak reports, scripts, and public notices quickly with AI assistance.
- Evaluation And Reporting: Design evaluation questions and draft reports that show whether a program worked.
How this course works
- 8 lessonsOne task of your job each, from health education materials to program evaluation and reporting.
- Ready-to-paste promptsCopy, fill in the parts in {{brackets}}, paste into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini.
- Tick and completeTick the prompts you tried and mark each lesson complete.
- Get certifiedFinish and keep the prompts as your own library.