Summer 2014 Field Placements

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The following organizations are actively seeking HPAM interns for Summer 2014 placements. Please send your resume and letter of interest to Nina Cleveland, ninac64@uga.edu, if interested.

Athens Regional Medical Center, Local Hospital

CDC- Division of Communications Services; Strategic and proactive Communications Branch, Federal Gov

CDC-ATSDR and National Center for Environmental Health, Federal Gov

CDC-Global Migration and Quarantine, Federal gov

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