STPF fellows serve in the executive, legislative, or judicial branch of the federal government tackling important societal challenges and participating in policy development and implementation. Join the 2020 Live Chat Series to connect with current fellows, learn more about the program, and ask questions. The fellowship is open to U.S. citizens with doctoral level degrees. Apply by Nov 1, 2020.
The NIH has developed a summer-long series of online offerings to replace the 2020 NIH Intramural Summer Internship Program that was cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic. These online workshops are designed for students at various educational levels, and will focus on preparation for next steps in your career path, resilience for scientists, and career development and professional skills for scientists.
The CDC Foundation is recruiting for critical positions in all 50 states and U.S. territories. Jobs include roles for epidemiologists, infection preventionists, informaticians, data analysts, laboratorians, community support specialists, community health program managers, project managers, and more. Candidates should check the website daily for new openings.
Now more than ever, it is important to stay connected with fellow students and alumni for professional purposes. Stay up-to-date on career-related information and news by joining the "Pitt Public Health Alumni & Student Network", the school's official LinkedIn peer-to-peer group. Also, be sure to connect the education section of your LinkedIn profile to "University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health".
The National Cancer Institute's CPFP is a multidisciplinary postdoctoral program that trains future leaders in the field of cancer prevention and control. Fellows have the opportunity to develop and lead research activities based on their own interests. Apply by August 17th.
The Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health (ASPPH) will be hosting a national virtual public health career fair on Friday, May 15th from 10am-4pm EST. Registration is now open. The list of employers will be updated daily until the day of the fair.
EIS is a highly competitive, 2-year post-graduate fellowship in applied epidemiology renowned for its investigative and emergency response efforts. Open to doctoral-level scientists with a background in public health, physicians, and other healthcare professionals. Apply by June 12th.
Meet virtually with alumni from the Doctoral Alumni-in-Residence Program for a series of informational interviews. Learn more about a variety of career fields and the paths that alum took to get there. The May 20th session will feature Alexander Ufelle, PhD, Assistant Professor of Public Health at Slippery Rock University. The May 28th session will feature Ben Matta, Medical Science Liaison at G1 Therapeutics.
Learn strategies and tactics for finding new collaborators, mentors, and career contacts as you build mutually-beneficial partnerships with professionals across the globe. Hosted by the Cener for Doctoral and Postdoctoral Career Development (DPCD). Presented by Alaina Levine. Wed, May 13, 3-5pm
Students who anticipate completing their degree in 2021 or 2022 are invited to learn more about McKinsey’s opportunities for advanced professional degree candidates (non-MBA master's, PhD, postdocs). Sector-specific sessions include Healthcare Systems & Services on 5/6 and Pharmaceuticals & Medical Products on 5/12. Students can also apply for consideration ahead of McKinsey’s full-time hiring process by submitting a CV or resume by April 30th. ...
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