A PHPS fellow collects water samples after the May 2011 flood in Kentucky. The water will be tested for bacteria and heavy metals.

Looking for a Career in Public Health Program Management?

The Public Health Prevention Service (PHPS) is seeking enthusiastic people for a three-year training and service fellowship. Are you interested in

• Improving your public health leadership and management skills?
• Gaining hands-on experience?
• Working in a public health agency?

Designed for master’s level public health professionals, the PHPS fellowship focuses on public health program management and provides experience in program planning, implementation, and evaluation through specialized hands-on training and mentorship at CDC, as well as in state, local, and other public health organizations.

Learn more about the fellowship.

Interested in Hosting a PHPS Fellow?

Does your agency or organization wish to host and mentor a PHPS fellow? PHPS fellows spend one year at CDC and two years in public health agencies throughout the United States and its territories. During their assignments, PHPS fellows apply their knowledge and gain hands-on experience and mentoring in public health program management at the state or local level.

Learn more about hosting a PHPS fellow.