About Fellowships and Training Opportunities

Key points

• Learn about the diverse fellowship, internship, training, and volunteer opportunities offered by CDC for students and professionals.
• Gain valuable experience and find exciting career paths through many of these opportunities.

Opportunities and Updates

• CDC's Public Health Informatics Fellowship Program (PHIFP) fellowship application is open through November 6, 2026.
• CDC's Steven M. Teutsch Prevention Effectiveness (PE) Fellowship application is open through January 8, 2027.

Get involved

CDC offers applied learning experiences across the education continuum and across many public health science topic areas.

Short-Term Opportunities

• Middle and High School Students
• Undergraduate Students
• Master's Degree Students
• Doctoral Students
• Medical Students and Residents (MD, DVM, DDS, etc.)

Full-Time Fellowships (1-2 Years)

• Bachelor's Degree
• Master's Degree
• Doctoral Degree
• Medical, Veterinary, Other Clinical Degree (MD, DVM, DDS, etc.)

Work Experience Opportunities

CDC offers several professional development programs for a variety of disciplines, including teachers, training developers, and public health professionals. Learn more.

Training & Education

CDC offers a variety of training and continuing education opportunities for public health, healthcare, and other audiences. Learn more.

We also offer public health STEM activities for students, teachers, and professionals. Learn how the academic disciplines of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) form a foundation for public health.

Host Sites

CDC fellows and interns provide valuable service and support to CDC and state, tribal, local, and territorial public health organizations. Our fellows have diverse skills that lend to increased public health capacity. Programs interested in hosting a fellow can learn more.

Contacts

For questions, please contact us directly at fellowships@cdc.gov.

Resources

• Recruitment Tools
• Additional Public Health Opportunities
• Careers at CDC

On This Page

• Opportunities and Updates
• Get involved
• Contacts
• Resources

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