Presenter: Ashley Josephįlorida Health Spring Geographic Information System (GIS) Showcase: June 2018 - Multi-County Study of Traumatic Brain Injury, Florida, 2011–2015: A Tale of Traumatic Brain Injury in Four Peer Counties. Presenter: Danielle Rankinįlorida Epidemiology Grand Rounds: May 2018 - An Examination of Chronic and Acute Hepatitis B Cases in Young Adults (Ages 18–30) Using Data From the Hepatitis in Young Adult Project (YAP), 2012–2015. International Society for Disease Surveillance (ISDS) 2018 Annual Conference: February 2018 - Social Network Analysis of Patient Movement Across Health Care Entities in Orange County, Florida 2016.
University of Florida EPI Research Day: February 2018 - Characterizing Zika Client Inquiries in 20 at a County Health Department, Duval County, Florida. 2018 National Association of County and City Health Officials Toolbox. Authors: Rankin, D., Caicedo, L., Dotson, N., Gable, P., Chu, A.Ī Novice’s Guide: Social Network Analysis Using R Statnet. Notes From the Field: Verona Integron-Encoded Metallo-Beta-Lactamase-Producing Pseudomonas aeruginosa Outbreak in a Long-Term Acute-Care Hospital - Orange County, Florida, 2017. You must provide acceptable documentation that the foreign education is comparable to that received in an accredited educational institution in the U.S.Ĭlass of 2020: Alexis Bell, Emily Dougherty, Bernie Kloppenburg and Virginia WarrenĬlass of 2018: Nushrat Alam, Ellen Dugan, Ashley Joseph, Briana O’Sullivan and Danielle RankinĬlass of 2015: Erika Cathey, Charlie Clark, Diana Connor, Eboni Crawford, Toni Hudson and Meri PhillipsĬlass of 2013: Alazandria Cruze, Michelle George, Ben Klekamp, Jennifer Roth and Vincy SamuelĬlass of 2011: Amber Barnes, Michael Drennon, Jessica Fung, Pamela Mann, Holly Montejano, Tara Richardson, JoAnne Tellado and Lea WansbroughĬlass of 2009: Taj Azarian, Paco Castellon, Catherine Kroll, Sericea Smith and Raquel StephensonĬlass of 2008: Karen Alelis, Leah Eisenstein, Kimberly Fraser, Rebecca Lazensky, Anita Lewis, Kateesha McConnell and Erin O'ConnellĬlass of 2007: Aaron Kite Powell, Nicole Basta, Sharlene Traynor, Sharlene Emmanuel and Patricia RaganĬlass of 2006: Andre Ourso, Aimee Pragle, Dawn Ginzl, Maria Bonafonte, Kelly Grainger, Rodlescia Sneed and Maria DonnellyĬlass of 2005: Robyn Kay, Matthew Laider, Janet Hamilton, Jose Lojo and Kendra JohnsonĬlass of 2004: David Atrubin, Jerne Shapiro, Edhelene Rico, Meghan Weems, Carmela Mancini and Michael Lo may be used to meet the education requirements. The FL EIS Program is unable to provide VISA sponsorship.įoreign Education: Education completed in colleges or universities outside the U.S. citizens and lawfully authorized alien workers are eligible to apply. Veterinarians with an MPH or equivalent degree or demonstrated public health experience or coursework.Nurses, dentists, or PharmDs with an MPH or equivalent degree.Doctoral-degree recipients (PhDs, DrPHs, or equivalent) in health-related fields such as epidemiology, biostatistics, and the social behavioral and nutritional sciences.Physicians (MDs, DOs) with at least one year of clinical training and public health experience.Persons with a master's in a health-related field (e.g.Health professionals who meet one of the following qualifications below, have taken at least one course in epidemiology and one course in (bio) statistics during graduate/professional school, and have a strong interest in applied epidemiology are eligible to apply to the FL EIS Program: If additional opportunities to join the fellowship occur, information will be posted on this website at that time.Īre You Eligible for the FL EIS Fellowship? The next application period is expected to occur in the Spring of 2022.
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