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EIS officers conduct epidemiogical investigations, research, and public health surveillance nationally and internationally. During the two-year training program, EIS officers are employees of the CDC and receive a salary and benefits. Selected health professionals must be willing to commit to a two-year full-time program starting in July and be willing to relocate.
EIS officers learn to apply the science of epidemiology to solve public health problems. They learn surveillance methods and advanced epidemiologic techniques. They gain a broad knowledge in biostatistics, public health ethics and law, and other public health topics.