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Achieving Excellence in the Practice of Chronic Disease Epidemiology
ESSAY — Volume 15 — November 29, 2018
Figure.
States that have hosted an assignee through the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s State Chronic Disease Epidemiology Assignee Program, 1991–2018. The program has benefited 36 states and New York City.
| State or City | Assignee History |
|---|---|
| Alabama | Past assignee |
| Alaska | No assignee |
| Arizona | Current assignee |
| Arkansas | No assignee |
| California | No assignee |
| Colorado | Current assignee |
| Connecticut | Past assignee |
| Delaware | No assignee |
| District of Columbia | No assignee |
| Florida | Past assignee |
| Georgia | Past assignee |
| Hawaii | Past assignee |
| Idaho | No assignee |
| Illinois | Current assignee |
| Indiana | Current assignee |
| Iowa | No assignee |
| Kansas | Past assignee |
| Kentucky | No assignee |
| Louisiana | No assignee |
| Maine | Past assignee |
| Maryland | Past assignee |
| Massachusetts | No assignee |
| Michigan | Past assignee |
| Minnesota | Past assignee |
| Mississippi | Past assignee |
| Missouri | Past assignee |
| Montana | Past assignee |
| Nebraska | Past assignee |
| Nevada | Past assignee |
| New Hampshire | Past assignee |
| New Jersey | No assignee |
| New Mexico | Past assignee |
| New York | Past assignee |
| New York City | Past assignee |
| North Carolina | Past assignee |
| North Dakota | No assignee |
| Ohio | Past assignee |
| Oklahoma | Past assignee |
| Oregon | Past assignee |
| Pennsylvania | Past assignee |
| Rhode Island | Past assignee |
| South Carolina | Past assignee |
| South Dakota | Past assignee |
| Tennessee | Past assignee |
| Texas | Past assignee |
| Utah | Past assignee |
| Vermont | Past assignee |
| Virginia | No assignee |
| Washington | Past assignee |
| West Virginia | No assignee |
| Wisconsin | Past assignee |
| Wyoming | No assignee |
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