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the BioPermit information technology system and electronic database. Build skills in data management, analysis, and visualization of trends related to infectious biological-agent importation. Gain exposure
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, along with related risk factors. Learning Objectives: You will have the opportunity to advance your skills, under the guidance of a mentor, to: Conduct literature reviews and identify existing gaps and
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, identify populations at increased risk for severe respiratory illness, estimate disease burden, and inform public health planning and decision-making. As part of this research opportunity, you will gain
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production practices, environmental conditions, and foodborne pathogen contamination risks. Develop an understanding of science-based, pre-harvest intervention strategies to reduce Salmonella contamination and
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. Research Project: This opportunity is within the Research and Evaluation Team (R&E) in the Office of Emergency Risk Communication (OERC), Office of Communication, at CDC. The mission of OERC’s Research and
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nucleic acid extractions, amplicon sequencing, data management and analysis. You will learn how to identify risks and improvement opportunities, ensure compliance with established policies and agency
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participant to train on public health activities related to environmental health assessments, data analysis, community engagement, and scientific communication. The appointment will provide structured research
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on the development and evaluation of snowpack and hydrologic models used for avalanche hazard assessment. Applied research that informs avalanche forecasting centers, land managers, and community stakeholders. You
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to unannounced foreign inspections of food, drug, device, and cosmetics, manufacturers. Further, you will perform analysis on the different economic, geopolitical, industrial, and regulatory factors that affect
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. Activities include: Participating in research studies to inform implementation of evidence-based interventions addressing risk factors for preventable cancers, early detection and treatment, survivorship, and