EIS officer Ian Hennessee stands outside a paper mill in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan during an investigation of a blastomycosis outbreak which occurred among employees of the mill.
Ann Carpenter (EIS '22) poses next to a raccoon that USDA APHIS Wildlife Services has trapped as part of their trap-vaccinate-release campaign to immunize local wildlife against rabies.
Sergio Rodriguez (LLS '22) finalizes preparing the inside of the Nebraska DHHS
emergency response trailer to serve as a mobile testing lab for enhanced rabies surveillance.
Nebraska State Epidemiologist, Matthew Donahue (right, EIS '19) poses with Sergio Rodriguez (left, LLS '22), AJ Beron (EIS '22), Emma Price (EIS '22), Victoria Shelus (EIS '22), and Sydney Stein (EIS '23) in front of the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services Emergency Response trailer which would serve as a mobile testing lab for enhanced rabies surveillance.
EIS officer Katie Saunders reviews surgical supplies during an investigation related to Mycobacterium abscessus infections at a cosmetic surgery clinic in Florida.
EIS officers Marissa Grossman (left) and Cam-Van Huynh (right) at the Connecticut State Public Health Laboratory examining antimicrobial resistance patterns in bacterial isolates that were part of a multistate outbreak.
EIS officer Christine Thomas (left) and epidemiologist Emma Roth (right) inspecting a baptismal font during a Legionella investigation in Tennessee in May 2023.
American Samoa DOH officers Scott Anesi (right) and Astrid Johansson (left) conduct field testing for dengue alongside LLS Fellow Hans Desale (center) in American Samoa in October 2023.
Emma Price (EIS '22) sets up her testing station to perform a commercially available lateral flow assay to detect rabies virus antigen as part of an enhanced rabies surveillance response.
EIS officer Noemi Hall (EIS Class of 2016) conducts research at the Archives of Appalachia at East Tennessee State University in Johnson City, where the archives of the Coal Employment Project are housed.
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