OrganizationCenters for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)Reference CodeCDC-2026-0008Application Deadline9/11/2026 3:00:00 PM Eastern Time ZoneDescriptionA research opportunity is available with the Division of Environmental Health Science and Practice (DEHSP) of the National Center for Environmental Health (NCEH) at CDC in Atlanta, Georgia. The Center protects public health from threats and supports communities worldwide.Project DescriptionThis opportunity provides a mentored learning experience focused on developing a strategic evaluation plan for environmental health programs. The participant will engage in research and training activities related to rural health resilience, extreme heat and community health education toolkit, literature synthesis, scientific communication, and community resilience concepts.Learning ObjectivesThe participant will gain training in environmental health science, natural hazards preparedness, public health program evaluation, partnership engagement, and applied research methods. They will develop skills in literature review, data interpretation, translation of public health concepts into educational materials, presentations, dashboards, and data visualizations. They will also collaborate on project discussions, refine content, and develop communication materials.MentorAyana Perkins (vzt8@cdc.gov)Appointment DetailsStart Date: September 1, 2026 (flexible)Length: One year, renewable subject to fundingParticipation Level: Full timeStipend: Variable; exact amount will be provided upon interview and offerCitizenship RequirementsU.S. citizen only.QualificationsMaster's degree in a relevant field received within the last five years.Preferred SkillsExperience in environmental healthData dashboard developmentNatural hazard emergency response supportEligibility ConditionsU.S. citizenship onlyMaster's degree within last 60 monthsDiscipline: Life Health and Medical Sciences (Epidemiology, Public Health)AffirmationI certify that I have not previously been employed by CDC or a contractor working directly for CDC, and I understand the participation restrictions. Exceptions may be granted if a new STEM degree has been obtained since the prior employment.#J-18808-Ljbffr
