Overview
These recruitment tools are designed for use by current officers, alumni, supervisors, mentors, and other friends of EIS to speak about the EIS opportunity, the caliber of professionals we seek, and how their public health work protects Americans and the global community.
For questions about the EIS program, please contact us directly at eisapplication@cdc.gov.
Slide deck
Click a link below to download slides and use them to present the EIS opportunity at conferences, medical schools, or other public health events. If you’re an EIS alum, you may customize the PowerPoint version by adding your action photos to tell your own EIS story.
Social media & newsletter graphics
Videos
Fact sheet
The Epidemic Intelligence Service Fact Sheet provides a quick overview of the EIS program, what officers do, why this program matters, and a closer look at how EIS officers protect health and save lives.
Recruitment flyer
Download and share this flyer and share with your network. You may also print copies of the flyer to distribute during events that coincide with the application period.
Social media posts
Pair the message and accompanying photo to post in your social media channels, blogs, newsletters, and websites. To save and use an image, click on, “Download image file” then right click and select “Save picture as.” The image file name and format will display. Choose a file folder to save to.
For more EIS field images, visit the Public Health Image Library (PHIL) and click on or search "Epidemic Intelligence Service".
From field investigations to presentations, CDC's Epidemic Intelligence Service responds to health and safety threats around the world. Hear front line stories from CDC disease detectives by visiting What Fellows Do page.
Epidemic Intelligence Service officers serve as both investigators and communicators. To learn more about the life-saving work of EIS disease detectives, visit the What Fellows Do page.
From investigation to data analysis, CDC's Epidemic Intelligence Service (EIS) officers serve at the forefront of public health. CDC's #DiseaseDetectives work alongside CDC experts, as well as local and state health leaders to solve complex public health challenges. To learn more about the life-changing and life-saving work of EIS disease detectives, visit the What Fellows Do page.
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CDC's #DiseaseDetectives of the Epidemic Intelligence Service (EIS) collaborate with subject matter experts and state, local, federal, and international health officials to solve public health challenges! Hear these stories from the frontline disease detectives by visiting Fellow Stories.
Gain a new perspective in your career! CDC #DiseaseDetectives of the Epidemic Intelligence Service investigate disease outbreaks and public health threats of all kinds from their desk or in the field. Picture yourself here? Learn more about EIS.