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ASPPH fellowship and internship programs offer opportunities for current masters and doctoral level students and recent graduates to round out academic training and gain hands-on public health experience while continuing to develop professional skills and expertise in public health. On-site mentoring from public health professionals provides valuable career guidance and networking opportunities.
Recent graduates (within 5 years) of CEPH accredited, ASPPH member schools and programs of public health. View a complete list of ASPPH member schools and programs. Applicants must have received their masters or doctorate degree prior to the beginning of the fellowship as well as be a U.S. citizen or a permanent resident (green card holder).
With over 2,200 ASPPH Fellow and Intern alumni, trainees are a part of a network of public health leaders in private, non-profit, academic, and governmental organizations. Wherever you are in your career, you can always contact ASPPH staff and ASPPH Fellow and Intern alumni for networking, advice, and support.
ASPPH has over 30 years of experience managing fellowships and internships and has established strong, long-standing partnerships with agencies where fellows are placed. ASPPH provides structured orientations, comprehensive financial management, and detailed documentation of fellows’ and interns’ activities and achievements.
Who We Are2,200+ ASPPH Fellows and Interns have been placed at state/local health departments and federal agency offices across the U.S., and in 26 countries worldwide where U.S. agencies are assisting Ministries of Health.
"I love helping my residents gain technical skills in epidemiology and biostatistics that they can actually use in the field."
Ramya Kumar
2014-2016
"The program has provided me with a unique experience in which I have been able to learn how public health can inform programs and policies at the federal level, thereby improving people’s lives and reducing the burden of disease on a national and global scale."
Jeremy Kinsman
2015-2016
