APE Opportunity, CDC Division of Global HIV and TB

APE Opportunity, CDC Division of Global HIV and TB

Description

CDC’s Division of Global HIV and TB’s Key Population Surveillance team has an opening for an MPH student doing their practicum. The team strengthens and supports capacity for implementation of HIV-related biobehavioral surveillance (BBS) and population size estimation methods through assistance for survey design, protocol development, training, data analysis, interpretation and dissemination.

Responsibilities 

Under the guidance of senior epidemiologists, the student will participate in a range of activities. Depending on skills and interests, possible activities include but are not limited to: 

  • Monitor weekly survey implementation data for BBS surveys
  • Develop and manage survey databases
  • Develop a standardized data analysis program for survey monitoring
  • Write a survey protocol
  • Provide support for the development of a training on time-location sampling
  • Analyze data
  • Write reports and publications 

Contact 

If interested, please send your CV and a one paragraph statement of interest to Avi Hakim at hxv8 [at] cdc [dot] gov by March 13, 2020.


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