Nicole Errett, PhD

Public health policy, disasters and climate change researcher. Assistant Professor @uwsph.

[Nicole Errett, PhD @NicoleErrett]

Seeking 3 Research Coordinators to support applied, policy-relevant research and evaluation projects about the health impacts of disasters, climate change and other public health emergencies, and resilience solutions. Priority deadline 8/12. Apply here: https://t.co/0h3QEYUNvh

[UW Population Health Initiative @UW_PHI]

We’re delighted to announce award of $65,000 pilot grants to 6 @UW research teams engaged in #populationhealth projects ranging from improving the well-being of service providers & children to better management of chronic conditions. Details: https://t.co/EGr9mwu43s

[Nicole Errett, PhD @NicoleErrett]

Excited to finally share our COVID-19 community study, exploring immediate impacts following non-pharmaceutical intervention implementation among King County, WA residents. Bonus: first pub w/ @jlampre! https://t.co/P2EI1nGYta

[Nicole Errett, PhD @NicoleErrett]

Additional details about time commitments and specific tasks for each activity are outlined here: https://t.co/Fk2rr6lqRw

Fill out this interest form by Nov 13 for first consideration or learn more : https://t.co/0jBoI60QFn

[Nicole Errett, PhD @NicoleErrett]

Calling all #publichealth #preparedness colleagues in Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, Washington, & Tribal Nations in Region 10 !

We are recruiting individuals to inform the development of 5-year workplans for a future regional public health #emergencypreparedness and response center.

[UW Environmental & Occupational Health Sciences @UWDEOHS]

A $1.8 million contract from @CDCgov will “support a partner-driven process to shape a future center for evidence-informed public health emergency preparedness and response" to disasters, said @NicoleErrett, DEOHS Asst. Prof. & director of the new center. https://t.co/nBDFvYxEk7

[UW Population Health Initiative @UW_PHI]

ICYMI: CDC funds @UW to take first steps toward regional public health emergency preparedness center. https://t.co/b73tmX5pYI via @uwnews #PopulationHealth

[Nicole Errett, PhD @NicoleErrett]

Thrilled to share that we’ve officially launched a transdisciplinary disaster research center @UW, bringing together faculty from @uwsph @uwengineering @uwevansschool @UWBuiltEnv @UWSoN @UWMedicine and more. Excited to see all that we can do #bettertogether. Tks to @UW_PHI

[UW Environmental & Occupational Health Sciences @UWDEOHS]

We’re thrilled to announce the new UW Center for Disaster Resilient Communities! With support from @uw_phi & directed by DEOHS faculty @nicoleerrett, it taps 100+ @uw experts to inform disaster prep & response for wildfires, flooding, earthquakes & more. https://t.co/zxMFIsI5PZ

[Nicole Errett, PhD @NicoleErrett]

🚨Excited to share a new paper: Forest therapy as a trauma-informed approach to disaster recovery: Insights from a wildfire-affected community. Thanks to collaborators from @uwsph @UW_SEFS @UCLA_csolutions @ChicoState https://t.co/lFMWeJuvCo

[Nicole Errett, PhD @NicoleErrett]

The heat is on! Learn about the exciting work happening @UWDEOHS to prepare our communities for extreme heat.

[UW Environmental & Occupational Health Sciences @UWDEOHS]

WA urgently needs to prepare now for a hotter future. Read our new feature on #extremeheat and learn how DEOHS is building partnerships and leading research across the #PNW to protect health and save lives. https://t.co/uG3ICSGkL6 @uwglobalchange @PNASHCenter @CIG_UW @uwearthlab

[Nicole Errett, PhD @NicoleErrett]

Honored to have our work featured in the @NIEHS_PEPH newsletter!

[Ana Mari Cauce @amcauce]

The @UW remains firmly committed to creating opportunity and expanding access to world-class education for students from all backgrounds. This is central to our public mission as the University FOR Washington.

[Nicole Errett, PhD @NicoleErrett]

Apply by tomorrow for priority consideration!

[Nicole Errett, PhD @NicoleErrett]

Join us! Still time to apply! First review of applications will begin later this month of those received by 6/21!!

[Nicole Errett, PhD @NicoleErrett]

We are looking to bring someone on board as soon as possible, and will do our first review of applications on 6/26.

[Nicole Errett, PhD @NicoleErrett]

My research group is looking for 1-2 UW undergraduate work study students to serve as program assistants starting this summer, with the possibility of extension through the 23-24 academic year. The job announcement can be found here: https://t.co/FMDab7JWor

[Nicole Errett, PhD @NicoleErrett]

This position is only for UW students with Work study awards, a form of financial aid. As we can only accept applications from students w/ work study awards, prospective applicants should confirm their work study eligibility/award with the UW financial aid office before applying

[Nicole Errett, PhD @NicoleErrett]

Join us! Still time to apply! First review of applications will begin later this month of those received by 6/21!!

[Nicole Errett, PhD @NicoleErrett]

JobS 🚨! Join our growing
@uwsph
research team (https://t.co/oFo3nDfCie) as a Research Coordinator. We conduct multidisciplinary, applied & community-engaged work on disasters, public health emergencies & climate change. Job announcements linked below. Pls apply by 6/21/23

[Nicole Errett, PhD @NicoleErrett]

JobS 🚨! Join our growing
@uwsph
research team (https://t.co/oFo3nDfCie) as a Research Coordinator. We conduct multidisciplinary, applied & community-engaged work on disasters, public health emergencies & climate change. Job announcements linked below. Pls apply by 6/21/23

[University of Washington School of Public Health @uwsph]

Can a planned relocation due to climate change or natural disasters affect the health of a community? @uwdeohs graduate student Isabel Nerenberg aims to answer this question by studying coastal communities. 🌊 🏠

Learn more ➡️ https://t.co/PqeorVLgfl

[Dr. Tania Busch Isaksen @TBuschIsaksen]

Rich conversations were had and new partnerships were formed today at the Spokane Extreme Heat Risk Intervention Stakeholder Symposium. This event made possible by a pilot grant from @ecogenetix

[Urban@UW @UrbanUW]

A study of Duwamish Valley residents in South Park and Georgetown from @UWDEOHS and partners shows that more people list environmental impacts as one of their top-three concerns than any other problem facing the area, followed by crime and cost of living.

https://t.co/YykvRBEnv1