Public Health Jobs Virtual Career Fair, 4/30

Public Health Jobs Virtual Career Fair, 4/30

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Description

ASPPH is hosting the Public Health Jobs Virtual Career Fair on April 30, 10am-4pm ET, with the goal of supporting students and uniting the public health workforce. 

This event is free for ASPPH member students (undergraduate and graduate) and alumni seeking full-time jobs, internships, fellowships, and postdoctoral opportunities.

 

Benefits of Attending

  • Access targeted, quality job opportunities at public health organizations across the country
  • Interact with employers and grow your network conveniently without traveling 
  • Improve your digital interaction skills which are important in our current hiring climate

 

How to Register

Click here to register for the career fair on April 30th! 

 


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