Where Public Health Meets the Maritime Industry
The Spanish tennis legend Rafael Nadal once said, “I learned during all my career to enjoy suffering.” For public health professionals in the cruise industry—or those considering joining their ranks—that…
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Picture this: you step off the elevator toward the buffet and suddenly a crew member in a sequined vest starts serenading you with a Lady Gaga parody about hand hygiene.
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They say change is inevitable, and “they” are right: it most certainly is. Nothing remains the same forever. Yet despite this inescapable truth, change often sparks discomfort. As Mary Shelley,…
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The CDC’s newly released Vessel Sanitation Program (VSP) guidelines signal a major turning point in cruise ship public health. For the first time in the program’s…
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Eugène Ionesco, the Romanian French playwright, once remarked that “It is not the answer that enlightens, but the question.” It is a compelling premise, especially when considering how rarely in…
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Some days, you wake up ready to take on the world. Your schedule is set, your training is going to make a difference, and senior management is fully behind you.
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