Key points
- CDC's Public Health Law Program recruits host sites to train participants interested in public health law.
- Host site applications are now closed. Check back for updates.
- Email PHLFellowship@cdc.gov to be added to the mailing list.
How to prepare
Applying to Be a Host Site
If you are from a federal agency outside of HHS, please email PHLFellowship@cdc.gov to discuss a participant placement.
CIOs that are within HHS or CDC must apply using the CDC host site application.
How to apply
CDC Host Site Application
Anticipated Start Date
Start dates are flexible. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis to best match participants with potential sites. Not all preferences can be accommodated.
Appointment Length
Varied
Intern/Extern Classification & Compensation
Interns/Externs will be as classified as Student Worksite Experience Program participants and the host CIO will be their preceptor. The intern/extern will not receive a monthly stipend but can seek educational credit.
Fellow Classification & Compensation
Fellows will be classified as an ORISE fellow, and a full-time employee at the host site must serve as the preceptor. The fellow will receive a monthly stipend based on educational level and experience.
Level of Participation
May be part-time or full-time.
Citizenship Requirements
CDC's Public Health Law educational opportunities are available to U.S. citizens, lawful permanent residents, and foreign nationals. Non-U.S. citizen applicants should refer to the ORISE Guidelines for Non-U.S. Citizens web page for information about the valid immigration statuses that are acceptable for program participation.
Application Questions?
Email PHLFellowship@cdc.gov if you have application questions.