Supporting practice- and evaluation- focused activities that put Emory’s talented academic community into the service of Georgia’s public health partners during the COVID-19 crisis and into the future.
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The Rollins COVID-19 Epidemiology Fellowship Program is a 2-year intensive training program. Fellows will be assigned to 1 of the 18 Georgia health districts, the Georgia Department of Public Health, the ECRC or districts with unique needs or larger populations.
This exciting opportunity allows fellows the opportunity to be a part of a Rollins COVID-19 Epidemiology Fellows Network. This will provide networking opportunities to share experiences, challenges, best practices and ideas for integration into health departments and assisting with the COVID-19 response.
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We are hiring for the Rollins Covid-19 Epidemiology Fellowship! This exciting opportunity allows fellows the opportunity to be a part of a Rollins Covid-19 Epidemiology Fellows Network. Click through for additional program information and to apply.
Emory University researchers, in collaboration with Fulton County Board of Health (FCBOH), have found that testing for COVID-19 in long-term care facilities (LTCFs) before cases were known to occur resulted in lower overall COVID-19 cases. The results of the study were recently published in CDC’s MMWR Early Release report.
Dr. Allison Chamberlain talks with COVID-19 Equity and Outcomes Podcast Series about blending public health academia and practice, how institutions like Rollins can put the skills of their faculty to use, and how the pandemic is changing public health education forever.