CDC - Career Training Fellowships & Internships

Do you have a college degree?

Interested in a career in public health?

We have a variety of career training fellowships for persons who have, or will soon have, a college or other graduate or health professional degree. These programs can help jump-start your public health career.

Still in school? Check out our student internships and fellowships.

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Computer science and information systems
Epidemiology
General public health
Global public health
Health economics and quantitative policy analysis

Laboratory research
Management and leadership
Preventive medicine
Public health genetics
Public health management

Your Interest	Your Background	Our Program
Computer science and information systems	Master's degree Doctoral degree	Public Health Informatics Fellowship Program 2-year training program in the application of computer science, information science, and technology related to public health
Epidemiology	Physician Veterinarian Doctoral degree Health professional	Epidemic Intelligence Service (EIS) 2-year program of training and service in applied epidemiology
Epidemiology	Master’s degree Doctoral degree	CDC/CSTE Applied Epidemiology Fellowship 2-year applied epidemiology training program at a state or local health agency
General public health	Master’s degree (MPH, MHS) Doctoral degree	ASPH/CDC Public Health Fellowship Program 1- to 2-year fellowship exploring various aspects of public health for graduates from an ASPH-member school
Global public health	Master’s degree (MPH, MHS) Doctoral degree	ASPH/CDC Allan Rosenfield Global Health Fellowship Program 1- to 2-year fellowship in global health training for graduates from an ASPH-member school
Health economics and quantitative policy analysis	Doctoral degree	CDC Steven M. Teutsch Prevention Effectiveness Fellowship 2-year training program in quantitative methods, policy analysis, and assessment of the effectiveness of prevention strategies
Laboratory research	Bachelor’s degree Master’s degree	Emerging Infectious Diseases Advanced Laboratory Training Fellowship 1-year program that trains scientists for careers in public health laboratories and supports public health initiatives related to infectious disease research
Management and leadership	Bachelor’s degree Master’s degree Doctoral degree	Emerging Leaders Program at CDC 2-year career training program in public health leadership and management
	Master’s degree Doctoral degree	Presidential Management Fellows (PMF)at CDC 2-year career training program in public health leadership and management for recent college graduates; apply while still in graduate school
	Master’s degree	Public Health Prevention Service (PHPS) 3-year program of training and service in public health program management for people with a master’s degree in public health or related field
Preventive medicine	Physician Dentist Veterinarian Health professional	Preventive Medicine Residency and Fellowship (PMR/F) 2-year residency and 1-year fellowship training program in preventive medicine and public health practice with emphasis in leadership, management, policy analysis, program development, implementation, and evaluation
Public health genetics	Master’s degree Doctoral degree (PhD, DrPH, MD, DVM, VMD, DO)	Public Health Genetics Fellowship 1- to 2-year training program (depending on experience) designed to integrate genetics and genomics into public health programs for professionals with a degree or training in genetics, genetic counseling, or a related field
Public health management	Bachelor’s degree	Public Health Associate Program 2-year fellowship for those interested in frontline public health practice

Career Training Fellowships

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