CDC Fellowships and Training Opportunities

🎇 Happy New Year🎇! A new year brings new resolutions and goals--it also brings new opportunities to discover and apply for an exciting #publichealth fellowship! Enhance and jumpstart your career: https://bit.ly/4dwvxTq

Class of 2023 EIS officer Amy Xie was recently featured on “The Day with Trae” — a Converge Media production featuring content specifically for the Northwest’s Black community. Tune in to hear Dr. Xie discuss the resurgence of illnesses like whooping cough and hear valuable information to help you navigate the fall/winter respiratory season. Watch now 🎥: https://bit.ly/3VHtZzi

If you create e-learning for your #PublicHealth organization, don’t miss the chance to make your training even better with CDC’s E-learning Institute. This free, online training pairs fellows with a mentor to help boost your training development skills in six short months. Learn more about the fellowship and apply by January 7, 2025. https://bit.ly/3SO29jy

Interested in solving public health challenges and improving health for all? Consider a career in entomology. Apply for internship and fellowship opportunities through the 2025 Public Health Entomology for All Program! CDC’s Division of Vector-Borne Diseases is partnering with Entomological Society of America to offer this exciting paid opportunity for students who attended a minority-serving institution. 10-week internship and 1-year fellowship opportunities are available in Atlanta, Fort Collins, and San Juan. Apply now: https://bit.ly/PHEFA

Tune in 🎤🎧: Go behind the scenes of a domestic melioidosis outbreak investigation with Epidemic Intelligence Service (EIS) officer, Julia Petras in this new episode of "Contagious Conversations," a CDC Foundation podcast. Learn about the role EIS officers play in protecting health and improving lives from Captain Eric Pevzner, Chief of CDC’s Epidemiology and Laboratory Workforce Branch: https://bit.ly/4frNMtz

DYK? CDC Prevention Effectiveness fellows and alumni have published an estimated 5,000 papers in peer-reviewed journals in 30 years. Don’t miss your chance to join this elite group of scientists! Applications close soon! https://bit.ly/3sFxTxt

The Public Health Associate Program for Recent Graduates (PHAP) at Centers for Disease Control and Prevention relies on partnerships with rural public health organizations such as state, tribal, local, and territorial health departments and nonprofits. Together, we help shape the next generation of the public health workforce. Interested in being a PHAP host site in 2025? Join this technical assistance webinar for prospective and current rural host organizations.

Since joining Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as an Epidemic Intelligence Officer (EIS), Class of 2002, Rear Admiral Althea Grant-Lenzy has served in various roles providing leadership and scientific contributions to public health. Officers promoted to Rear Admiral rank are relied upon to support priorities and special initiatives of the U.S. Surgeon General. Congratulations to RDML Grant-Lenzy on this important step in her #PublicHealth career!

Environmental health professionals must leverage the core competencies of environmental public health—education, communication, conflict resolution, and marketing—to share information with their communities. Enroll in this training to learn these skills and more for effective environmental public health communication: bit.ly/3CtgCfk

#STEM educators: Inspire the next generation of #PublicHealth leaders and learn how to teach public health in your classroom! Join us next summer at Centers for Disease Control and Prevention headquarters in Atlanta, Georgia for a 5-day training followed by a year of distance learning. Apply to the Science Ambassador Fellowship by January 15! https://bit.ly/4h1zMJn #CDCFellowships