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Rollins Epidemiology Fellowship Program: A Premier Opportunity for Public Health Professionals

The Rollins Epidemiology Fellowship Program is a prestigious two-year, full-time initiative designed to provide hands-on training and professional development for early-career epidemiologists. Fellows gain practical experience by working in Epidemiologist 1 roles at either the Georgia Department of Public Health (DPH) or within one of Georgia’s 18 health districts. Through a combination of fieldwork, competency-based training, and mentorship, participants develop critical skills essential for advancing their careers in public health.

Why Apply for the Rollins Epidemiology Fellowship?

This fellowship offers a unique platform for public health professionals to actively contribute to community well-being while honing their epidemiological expertise. Participants receive structured guidance, exposure to real-world public health challenges, and professional growth opportunities, making it an ideal stepping stone for future leaders in the field.

Who Can Apply?

The program is open to:

  • Recent graduates or early-career professionals with a background in Epidemiology or Public Health.

  • Individuals legally eligible to work in the United States.

  • Candidates willing to commit to a full-time, on-site role in Georgia.

Preference may be given to:

  • Applicants with a Master’s degree in Epidemiology, Public Health, or related fields.

  • Individuals with prior field experience or practical exposure to public health work.

Program Details

  • Duration: 2 years (Full-time)

  • Start Date: Check the official application portal for updates

  • Locations: Fellows will be placed in one of the following areas:

    • District 1-1 Northwest – Rome, GA

    • District 1-2 North Georgia – Dalton, GA

    • District 3-1 Cobb-Douglas – Marietta, GA

    • District 3-3 Clayton – Jonesboro, GA

    • District 3-5 DeKalb Public Health – Decatur, GA

    • District 4 – Fayetteville, GA

    • District 7 West Central – Columbus, GA

    • District 9-1 Coastal – Savannah, GA

    • Georgia Department of Public Health – Chronic Disease Office – Atlanta, GA

Program Structure

  • Fellows work as Epidemiologist 1 at district or state levels.

  • The fellowship includes competency-based training modules.

  • Participants receive ongoing professional development throughout the program.

Application Process

Interested candidates should follow these steps to apply:

  1. Visit the Georgia Department of Public Health Fellowship Portal.

  2. Review the official Call for Applications and eligibility criteria.

  3. Prepare the necessary documents, which may include:

    • Resume/CV

    • Cover letter

    • Academic transcripts

    • Letters of recommendation (if required)

  4. Complete and submit the online application form.

  5. Ensure the application is submitted before the deadline.

The application deadline for the Rollins Epidemiology Fellowship Program 2025-26 is March 28, 2025.

How to Apply

Interested and qualified? Go to Scholarship at Uniplus Global to apply

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