Daniel Rodriguez-Pantaleon

Daniel Rodriguez-Pantaleon’s work with PNASH has had a positive impact on him as a student and future public health researcher. Through his work, Daniel obtained research skills while collaborating with community partners and contributing to the Climate and Mental Health in Agriculture (CLIMA) project, where he assisted in developing a quantitative survey, conducted participant interviews, and managed data. He also strengthened his qualitative research skills by supporting manuscript development and a scientific framework for the PNASH Mixed-Methods Evaluation of Heat-Related Illness Prevention Policy Implementation Project. 

After completing his Master of Public Health, Daniel plans to apply his experiences to continue advancing farmworker public health research while pursuing a career in healthcare. He is beyond grateful for the mentorship and support provided by the PNASH team.