CDC Public Health Fellowships

The CDC Public Health Fellowships comprise paid, two-year fellowships designed to train and develop public health professionals in areas such as epidemiology, policy, data science, and evaluation. They include programs based in Atlanta, GA, offering structured experiential learning and on-the-job training with benefits including salary and health coverage. The fellowships are targeted at students, fellows, and current professionals seeking advanced, funded experience in public health practice and research.

Salary (variable by degree level), health/vision/dental benefits, retirement, annual leave, sick leave

Eligibility details vary by fellowship; applicants should visit the CDC Public Health Fellowships website for specific requirements.

Visit the CDC’s Public Health Fellowships website for individual fellowship details and application components.