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During the COVID-19 pandemic, CDC is working diligently to fulfill our mission. New positions are posted often in a wide range of professions. Please check our site frequently for your opportunity to contribute to the health security of our nation.

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CDC is now accepting applications to fill Emergency Hiring for COVID positions. Apply now!

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The Pathways Program for students and college graduates can be your ticket to a rewarding public health career with the CDC.

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