CDC · Health advisory ·
CDC fellowships and training opportunities
The CDC provides fellowship, internship, and training opportunities for students and professionals to build public health experience.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says it offers fellowship, internship, training, and volunteer opportunities. A fellowship is a structured learning experience, and an internship is work-based training for students and early-career professionals.
These opportunities are for gaining applied learning experiences and building skills across many public health science topic areas, including short-term and full-time options.
Why it matters: the CDC says these programs can help you find career paths and increase public health capacity, with options for students, professionals, and host sites.
If you have questions, the CDC says to contact [email protected].
What to do
- Contact [email protected] for questions.