In a world of noise, it’s still the written word that makes us catch our breath.
Jamie Carter is an accomplished writer and public health professional with over 15 years of experience translating complex scientific information into accessible, impactful narratives. Her work in global infectious disease response and wellness strategy at the United Nations has informed a writing approach rooted in both analytical rigor and human connection. Her bylines include the Two River Times and various UN publications, and she has developed educational content adopted by global health teams operating from New York to Nairobi.
Her areas of expertise span health and wellness, parenting, women’s health, public health, infectious disease and environmental health.
Email at jamie@jamiecarter.com
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Could Your Breast Milk Storage Bags Be Exposing Your Baby to Microplastics?
Parents
Is There Enough Fluoride In Your Tap Water? What You Need to Know
Two River Times
The Cookout Mistakes That Could Make You Sick
Two River Times
Exercising Through the Chill: How to Stay Active and Safe All Winter Long
Two River Times
The Helper’s High: Why Giving Back is Good for Your Mental Health
Two River Times
Savor the Season: A Guide to Healthy Holiday Eating
Two River Times
Not Your Mother’s Mammogram: New Technology at Local Hospitals is Transforming Breast Cancer Care
Two River Times
Caregiver to Donor: JSUMC Nurse Donates Stem Cells to Save a Stranger’s Life
Two River Times
When Temps Turn Dangerous: A Guide to Heat-Related Illness
Two River Times
The Silent Risk: Understanding Prostate Cancer Before It Develops
Two River Times
Facing a Surge in Postpartum Depression and Anxiety, Local Women Create Lifelines of Support
Two River Times
Beyond the Chicken and Egg: Avian Flu May Pose Pandemic Risk to Humans
Two River Times
The Secret to Sticking to Your Fitness Goals in the New Year
Two River Times
Living with Neurofibromatosis, Matawan Couple Seeks to Raise Awareness for Rare Disease
Two River Times
Straight to the Point about Acupuncture
Two River Times
Maintaining a Strong Immune System in the Face of Winter Germs
Two River Times
Families Likely to Face Tough Choices as Race for COVID-19 Vaccine Continues
Two River Times
Essential Workers Share What Keeps Them Coming To Work
Two River Times
Telehealth Offers Quick and Convenient Care During Pandemic
Two River Times
Mental Health Services Still Available Amid COVID-19 Crisis
Two River Times
Local Nurses Share How They Keep Their Homes Virus-Free
Two River Times
Local Pharmacies Can’t Keep Face Masks in Stock
Two River Times
Education & Certifications
Master of Public Health (MPH), University of South Florida
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN), Drexel University
Bachelor of Science in Community Health, University of Maryland
Registered Nurse (RN)
Certified in Public Health (CPH)
Past Experience
Public Health Nurse Consultant, United Nations
Adjunct Professor, Monmouth University
Contributing Writer, Two River Times
Registered Nurse, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, New York-Presbyterian Hospital