Public health analysts don't produce one type of report — they produce six, often simultaneously, each serving a different audience with different urgency levels and different formatting requirements. This piece follows Darryl, a fictional public health intelligence analyst, through the six report types that define the role: from the daily grind of epidemiological SITREPs to the high-stakes pressure of early warning bulletins. For each one, we break down the specific workflow pressure it creates and what it looks like when structured templates handle the framework, so analysts can focus on the analysis.