- Health Care Sub-stack Spreadsheet with Jobs
- Government Jobs (Public Sector; State and Local)
- Emory School of Public Health List-serv
- Public Health Careers — they also have a career assessment
- APHA’s Public Health Career Mart
- ASPPH
- Council for State and Territorial Epidemiologists
- Center for Public Health Workforce Development website
- ORISE – Good for fellowships and internships – associated with DOE
- Zintellect – listings of internships, experiential learning opportunities,
academic fellowships and scholarships funded by the government and private
sector organizations - Association for Professionals in Infection Control and Epidemiology Career Center is the premier online recruitment resource for the infection prevention profession.
- Way Up: This website is geared toward students seeking internships or entry-level positions in public health. Searches can be narrowed down by a specific city.
- SOPHE (Society of Public Health Educators). This website is geared toward those interested in health education. Look for public health jobs by keyword, job title, level, location, and more. Allows users to set up job alerts and save jobs.
- National Commission for Health Education Credentialing, Inc. (NCHEC): NCHEC certifies health education specialists and supports professional development. The site lists Certified Health Education Specialist (CHES) and/or Master Certified Health Education Specialist (MCHES) jobs, which can be sorted by location and date posted.
- Idealist: This job board includes listings for opportunities spanning a variety of nonprofits, social-impact businesses, and corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives
- Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality Jobs and fellowships are listed in the job opportunities section of this agency’s website. As the agency’s name suggests, most jobs have a research focus.
- Global Health Jobs: For graduates looking to work abroad, the site offers listings for jobs worldwide. The site lists jobs in various categories from all over the world, all of which focus on improving global health.
- International Training & Education Center for Health (I-TECH) Graduates can find job opportunities in 20 countries, including working with local ministries of health, universities, non-governmental organizations, and medical facilities that support the development of a skilled health workforce.
- World Health Organization. With job opportunities worldwide, the World Health Organization offers graduates the chance to impact global health care. The organization also has a well-developed internship program.
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