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Thanks! Public health. It's not a Master's degree which is the big problem. Every public health job wants a Master's or equivalent experience which is two to four years depending on who would be employing me. I would love to not get my Master's for a bit but that's looking less and less likely unfortunately.
Maybe you could intern somewhere that would pay for you to further your education to be employed there. Don't rush it, the real world isn't all that it's cracked up to be. If I wasn't in so much student debt already, I'd go back in a heart beat. Never stop learning!