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Centers for Disease Control Health Communications Training Program

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The United States Centers for Disease Control (CDC) Health Communications Training Program is open to students and professionals seeking internships or fellowships in the field of Health Communications. Candidates may apply for fellowships or internships. Participants may be engaged with conducting research for marketing and communication initiatives, campaign development, the production of communication materials, and additional hands-on opportunities.

Application Info

Applicants must be either a United States citizen or a foreign national possessing a visa permitting permanent residence in the United States (alien registration or green card). Student visas and temporary work visas do not qualify. Fellowship applicants are required to possess a Masters Degree and postgraduate experience relative to the programme. Internship and Exchange visitor applicants must have a Bachelor's degree. For further information regarding application procedures, contact the National Center for Health Marketing at the CDC.

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Source

CDC National Center for Health Marketing website, March 11 2010.