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As part of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the National Center for Environmental Health (NCEH) offers a number of training and employment opportunities.

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There are a number of CDC-wide programs through which applicants can be assigned to train or work at NCEH. If you are interested in training at NCEH through one of these programs, before applying, make sure the program is applicable to NCEH. Contacts for each training program are provided in the program descriptions.

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NCEH offers employment to those with education, skills, or experience applicable to the following areas: environmental health, public health, birth defects, pediatric genetics, child development, disabilities, laboratory sciences, environmental hazards and health effects, emergency and environmental health services, genetics, and global health. It also offers employment in the clerical, administrative, financial, computer, technical, trade, and communication professions. All jobs at NCEH are advertised through the CDC Job Information Center. Links to sources of information on jobs with CDC and NCEH and how to apply for a federal job are listed below.
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Send mailing address and areas of specific interest to recr@cdc.gov for more information on CDC jobs.
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