Requesting EIS Services

Each year, there are 120-160 EIS officers providing epidemiologic assistance to CDC, state, local, and tribal health departments, and other public health partners. Click on one of the buttons below to request assistance or to learn about available training resources and other state services provided by CDC.

Urgent Assistance (Epi-Aid)

Short-term assistance for an urgent public health problem

Presentation Request

Request a speaker or presentation

Epi & Training Resources

Case studies, competencies, teaching tools, books, courses

Media Requests

Request interviews and information for news media stories

Additional State Services

State, tribal, local & territorial public health professionals gateway

speak with an officer, alum, or request program information

Page last reviewed: November 7, 2018

Content source: Deputy Director for Public Health Science and Surveillance, Center for Surveillance, Epidemiology, and Laboratory Services, Division of Scientific Education and Professional Development