Fellowship Management System - applicants

Attachment 1 – FMS Application - Approved Data Collection

FMS Application Data Elements Document	2011
Example: EIS Application information / data collection
NOTE: Appendix B in this document includes the data elements collected from applicants of the other CDC fellowship programs.

Table of Contents

1 Introduction 6

1.1 Document Structure 6

2 Login and Registration Pages 7

2.1 Login Page 7

2.2 Registration Page 8

2.3 Forgot Your E-mail? 10

2.4 Forgot Your Password? 12

2.5 Reset Password 15

3 Application Instructions 16

4 Status Page and Application Submission 18

4.1 Authorization 19

4.2 Pre-Submission Validation 20

5 Contact Information 21

6 Education 25

6.1 High School Education 26

6.2 College/University Education 27

7 Postgraduate Training and Skills 30

7.1 Clinical Training 32

7.2 Board Certification 33

7.3 Additional Training 34

8 Work and Volunteer Experience 35

8.1 Work Experience 36

8.2 Volunteer Experience 38

9 Publications, Presentations, Grants 40

9.1 Publication 42

9.2 Presentation 43

9.3 Research Grants 44

10 Honors and Awards 45

11 Personal Statement 47

12 Applicant Survey 48

13 Letters of Recommendation 53

14 Withdraw Application 56

15 Appendix A – E-mails 57

15.1 Applicant Reset Password Information 57

15.2 Application Submission Confirmation 57

15.3 Application Submission Reminder 58

15.4 Interview Invitation for US Applicants 59

15.5 Interview Invitation for International Applicants 60

15.6 Interview Confirmation for US Applicants 61

15.7 Interview Confirmation for International Applicants 61

16 Appendix B – Changes In Other Programs 62

16.1 PHIFP Differences 62

16.1.1 Contact Infortmation 62

16.1.2 Self-Assessment of Skills 62

16.2 PHPS Differences 63

16.2.1 Self-Assessment of Skills 63

16.3 Hubert differences 64

16.3.1 Contact Information 64

16.3.2 College/University Education 64

16.3.3 Project Ranking 64

16.3.4 Self-Assessment of Skills 64

16.4 Epi elective differences 65

16.4.1 Assignment Preference 65

16.5 PEF Differences 66

16.5.1 College/University Education 66

16.5.2 Work Papers 66

16.5.3 Research experience 66

16.5.4 Assignment Overview and Ranking 66

16.5.5 Self-Assessment of Skills 66

16.6 PMRF differences 67

16.6.1 Education 67

16.6.2 College/University Education 67

16.6.3 Additional Course 67

16.6.4 Clinical Training 67

16.6.5 Work and Volunteer Experience 67

16.6.6 Work Experience 68

16.6.7 Volunteer Experience 68

16.6.8 Monographs and Reports 68

16.6.9 Personal Statement 68

16.6.10 Applicant Survey 68

16.6.11 Peer References 68

16.7 PHAP differences 69

16.7.1 Contact Information 69

17 Appendix C – List Of Values 70

17.1 Countries 70

17.2 States 72

17.3 Secret Questions 73

17.4 Visa Types 73

17.5 College Education Statuses 73

17.6 Degrees 73

17.7 Major Classifications 74

17.8 License Statuses 75

17.9 Languages 75

17.10 Proficiencies 76

17.11 Clinical Titles 76

17.12 Specialties 76

17.13 Board Statuses 78

17.14 Program Names 78

17.15 Research Roles 79

17.16 Research Grant Amounts 79

17.17 Honor Types 79

17.18 Hear About Us Options 79

17.19 Areas of Interests 80

17.20 Information Science Skills 80

17.21 Computer Science Skills 80

17.22 Information System Skills 81

17.23 Project Management Skills 81

17.24 Public Health and Health Care Skills 81

17.25 Information Tehnology Skills 81

17.26 Skill Level 81

17.27 Computer Skills 81

17.28 Transcript Analysis Types 82

17.29 Projects 82

17.30 Statistical Software Skills 82

17.31 Subject Areas 82

17.32 Projects List 83

17.33 Research Roles 83

17.34 Research Roles 83

17.35 PMRF Programs 84

17.36 Course Status Values 84

17.37 Corps Ranks 84

17.38 Work Experience Types 84

17.39 CIO 84

1. Introduction

The purpose of this document is to list all the data elements collected online from the applicants that wish to apply for the Epidemic Intelligence Service (EIS) program. The data element differences between EIS and other CDC fellowship programs are documented in Appendix B. The data elements are grouped by the high level entities in the system.

The Fellowship Management System (FMS) online application system is a streamlined application for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) fellowships where the applicants can submit their information online as well as track the various statuses of the application (i.e., all materials received, whether they are invited for interview). FMS is a robust flexible framework and has been successfully tailored for the various CDC fellowships including EIS.

1. Document Structure

This document is broken down by the major sections of the application process. The application instructions and login & registration pages are documented as the separate sections. A section has its own chapter that is further divided by subsections where applicable. Each section/subsection contains:

• Table that lists the data elements (columns name), columns label, high level entity, list of values and the figure numbers.

• Screen-shots to illustrate the instructions and label of the data elements.

The consolidated lists of values are documented in Appendix C.

The emails generated by system are documented in Appendix A, and the data element differences between the EIS and other programs are documented in Appendix B.

2. Login and Registration Pages

   1. Login Page

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	Figure	List of Values
E-Mail	E-mail	Person	Figure 2.1—A	N/A
Password	Password	Person	Figure 2.1—A	N/A

Table 2.1

Figure 2.1—A

Figure 2.1—B

2. Registration Page

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	Figure	List of Values
First Name	First Name	Person	Figure 2.2—A	N/A
Middle Name	Middle Name	Person	Figure 2.2—A	N/A
Last Name	Last Name	Person	Figure 2.2—A	N/A
E-Mail	E-mail Address	Person	Figure 2.2—A	N/A
Phone Country Code	Country Code	Person	Figure 2.2—A	Countries
Phone Number	Primary Phone	Person	Figure 2.2—A	N/A
Password	Password	Person	Figure 2.2—B	N/A
Secret Question	Secret Question	Person	Figure 2.2—B	Secret questions
Secret Answer	Secret Answer	Person	Figure 2.2—B	N/A

Table 2.2

Figure 2.2—A

Figure 2.2—B

3. Forgot Your E-mail?

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	Figure	List of Values
First Name	First Name	Person	Figure 2.3—A	N/A
Middle Name	Middle Name	Person	Figure 2.3—D	N/A
Last Name	Last Name	Person	Figure 2.3—A	N/A
E-Mail	New E-mail	Person	Figure 2.3—D	N/A
Phone Country Code	Country Code	Person	Figure 2.3—A	Countries
Phone Number	Primary Phone Number	Person	Figure 2.3—A	N/A
Password	Password	Person	Figure 2.3—D	N/A
Secret Question	Secret Question	Person	Figure 2.3—B	Secret questions
Secret Answer	Secret Answer	Person	Figure 2.3—B	N/A

Table 2.3

Figure 2.3—A

Figure 2.3—B

Figure 2.3—C

Figure 2.3—D

4. Forgot Your Password?

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	Figure	List of Values
First Name	First Name	Person	Figure 2.4—A	N/A
Middle Name	Middle Name	Person	Figure 2.4—D	N/A
Last Name	Last Name	Person	Figure 2.4—A	N/A
E-Mail	Login E-mail	Person	Figure 2.4—A	N/A
Phone Country Code	Country Code	Person	Figure 2.4—A	Countries
Phone Number	Primary Phone Number	Person	Figure 2.4—A	N/A
Password	Password	Person	Figure 2.4—C	N/A
Secret Question	Secret Question	Person	Figure 2.4—B	Secret questions
Secret Answer	Secret Answer	Person	Figure 2.4—B	N/A

Table 2.4

Figure 2.4—A

Figure 2.4—B

Figure 2.4—C

Figure 2.4—D

Figure 2.4—E

5. Reset Password

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	Figure	List of Values
E-Mail	E-mail	Person	Figure 2.5—A	N/A
Password	Current Password	Person	Figure 2.5—A	N/A
Secret Question	Secret Question	Person	Figure 2.5—A	Secret questions
Secret Answer	Secret Question Answer	Person	Figure 2.5—A	N/A

Table 2.5

Figure 2.5—A

3. Application Instructions

Figure 3—A

Figure 3—B

4. Status Page and Application Submission

Figure 4

1. Authorization

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	Figure	List of Values
Terms agree	I certify that all information submitted in this online EIS application and any supporting materials are complete and accurate.  I understand that my application will be rejected if the information I have provided is deemed to be false.	Application	Figure 4.1—A	N/A

Table 4.1

Figure 4.1—A

2. Pre-Submission Validation

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	Figure	List of Values
From date	Date From	Time- gap	Figure 4.2—A	N/A
To date	To	Time- gap	Figure 4.2—A	N/A
Gap explanation	Explanation	Time- gap	Figure 4.2—B	N/A

Table 4.2

Figure 4.2—A

Figure 4.2—B

5. Contact Information

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	Figure	List of Values
First name	First name	Person	Figure5—A	N/A
Middle name	Middle name	Person	Figure5—A	N/A
Last name	Last name	Person	Figure5—A	N/A
Suffix	Suffix	Person	Figure5—A	N/A
Other name	Any other names that appear on your academic record	Person	Figure5—A	N/A
E-Mail	E-Mail	Person	Figure5—A	N/A
Mailing address line 1	Address	Person	Figure5—A	N/A
Mailing address line 2		Person	Figure5—A	N/A
Mailing address line 3		Person	Figure5—A	N/A
Mailing address country	Country	Person	Figure5—A	Countries
Mailing address state	State	Person	Figure5—A	States
Mailing address city	City	Person	Figure5—A	N/A
Mailing address zip code	Zip/Postal code	Person	Figure5—A	N/A
Phone country code	Country code	Person	Figure 5—B	Countries
Phone number	Primary phone	Person	Figure 5—B	N/A
Work phone number	Work	Person	Figure 5—B	N/A
Alternate phone number	Alternate	Person	Figure 5—B	N/A
Citizenship	Select your country of citizenship	Person	Figure 5—B	Countries
U.S. permanent resident	Are you a U.S. permanent resident?	Person	Figure 5—C	N/A
Green card number	Green card number	Person	Figure 5—D	N/A
Green card expiration date	Expiration	Person	Figure 5—D	N/A
Currently live in the U.S	Do you currently live in the U.S?	Person	Figure 5—C	N/A
Visa type	Visa type	Person	Figure 5—C	Visa types
Visa expiration date	Expiration	Person	Figure 5—C	N/A
Emergency contact name	Name	Person	Figure 5—B	N/A
Emergency contact relationship to you	Relationship to you	Person	Figure 5—B	N/A
Emergency contact phone	Telephone	Person	Figure 5—B	N/A
Emergency contact e-mail	E-mail	Person	Figure 5—B	N/A

Table 5

Figure5—A

Figure 5—B

Figure 5—C

Figure 5—D

6. Education

Figure 6

1. High School Education

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	Figure	List of Values
Name	High School	High school education	Figure 6.1—A	N/A
Country	Country	High school education	Figure 6.1—A	Countries
State	State	High school education	Figure 6.1—A	States
City	City	High school education	Figure 6.1—A	N/A
From date	Attended from	High school education	Figure 6.1—A	N/A
To date	To	High school education	Figure 6.1—A	N/A
GPA	Grade Point Average	High school education	Figure 6.1—A	N/A
Academic honor	Did you receive an academic honor at this institution?	High school education	Figure 6.1—A	N/A
Academic honor type	Type	High school education	Figure 6.1—A	N/A

Table 6.1

Figure 6.1—A

2. College/University Education

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	Figures	List of Values
Country	Country	College education	Figure 6.2—A	Countries
State	State/Province	College education	Figure 6.2—A	States
Name	College/University	College education	Figure 6.2—A	College names
From date	Attended from	College education	Figure 6.2—A	N/A
To date	To	College education	Figure 6.2—A	N/A
Status	Status	College education	Figure 6.2—A	College education statuses
Degree	Degree	College education	Figure 6.2—A	Degrees
Degree date expected	Date expected	College education	Figure 6.2—A	N/A
Major	Major	College education	Figure 6.2—A	N/A
Major classification	Major classification	College education	Figure 6.2—A	Major classifications
Minor	Minor/certificate/ specialty	College education	Figure 6.2—A	N/A
GPA	Grade Point Average	College education	Figure 6.2—A	N/A
Complete Thesis	Did you complete a thesis/dissertation/equivalent?	College education	Figure 6.2—A	N/A
Thesis	Title	College education	Figure 6.2—A	N/A
Academic honor	Did you receive an academic honor at this institution?	College education	Figure 6.2—A	N/A
Academic honor type	Type	College education	Figure 6.2—A	N/A
Degree Incomplete Reason	Reason	College education	Figure 6.2—B	N/A
Active unrestricted U.S. license	Do you have or are you expecting an active unrestricted U.S. license to practice your specialty?	College education	Figure 6.2—A	N/A
License status	Status	License	Figure 6.2—D	Licenses statuses
Issuing state	Issuing state	License	Figure 6.2—D	States
License number	License number	License	Figure 6.2—D	N/A
Expiration date	Expiration date	License	Figure 6.2—D	N/A
Expected date	Expected date	License	Figure 6.2—D	N/A

Table 6.2

Figure 6.2—A

Figure 6.2—B

Figure 6.2—C

Figure 6.2—D

Figure 6.2—E

7. Postgraduate Training and Skills

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	Figure	List of Values
Has clinical training	Do you have postgraduate clinical training?	Person	Figure 7—A	N/A
Is Board certified	Are you Board certified or Board eligible in the United States?	Person	Figure 7—A	N/A
Has additional training	Did you complete additional training not entered in the Education section?	Person	Figure 7—A	N/A
Language name	Secondary Language	Language	Figure 7—A	Languages
Native language	Primary Language	Language	Figure 7—A	Languages
Reading skill	Read	Language	Figure 7—A	Proficiencies
Writing skill	Write	Language	Figure 7—A	Proficiencies
Speaking skill	Speak	Language	Figure 7—A	Proficiencies

Table 7

Figure 7—A

1. Clinical Training

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	Figure	List of Values
Title	Title	Clinical Training	Figure 7.1—A	Clinical title
Specialty	Specialty	Clinical Training	Figure 7.1—A	Specialties
Institution name	Institution name	Clinical Training	Figure 7.1—A	N/A
Country	Country	Clinical Training	Figure 7.1—A	Countries
State	State/Province	Clinical Training	Figure 7.1—A	States
City	City	Clinical Training	Figure 7.1—A	N/A
From date	Dates from	Clinical Training	Figure 7.1—A	N/A
To date	To	Clinical Training	Figure 7.1—A	N/A

Table 7.1

Figure 7.1—A

2. Board Certification

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	Figure	List of Values
Status	Status	Board Certification	Figure 7.2—A	Board statuses
Specialty	Specialty	Board Certification	Figure 7.2—A	Specialties
Most recent issuance date	Most recent issuance date	Board Certification	Figure 7.2—A	N/A
Most recent expiration date	Most recent expiration date	Board Certification	Figure 7.2—A	N/A
Expected date	Expected date	Board Certification	Figure 7.2—B	N/A

Table 7.2

Figure 7.2—A

Figure 7.2—B

3. Additional Training

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	Figure	List of Values
Program name	Program name	Additional Training	Figure 7.3—A	Program names
Other program name	Specify program name	Additional Training	Figure 7.3—A	N/A
Description	Description	Additional Training	Figure 7.3—A	N/A
Institution name	Institution name	Additional Training	Figure 7.3—A	N/A
Country	Country	Additional Training	Figure 7.3—A	Countries
State	State/Province	Additional Training	Figure 7.3—A	States
City	City	Additional Training	Figure 7.3—A	N/A
From date	Dates from	Additional Training	Figure 7.3—A	N/A
To date	To	Additional Training	Figure 7.3—A	N/A

Table 7.3

Figure 7.3—A

8. Work and Volunteer Experience

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	Figure	List of Values
Has work experience	Do you have work experience?	Person	Figure 8—A	N/A
Has volunteer experience	Do you have community or volunteer service experience?	Person	Figure 8—A	N/A

Table 8

Figure 8—A

1. Work Experience

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	Figure	List of Values
Name	Employer	Work experience	Figure 8.1—A	N/A
Address Line 1	Address	Work experience	Figure 8.1—A	N/A
Address Line 2		Work experience	Figure 8.1—A	N/A
Address Line 3		Work experience	Figure 8.1—A	N/A
Country	Country	Work experience	Figure 8.1—A	Countries
State	State/Province	Work experience	Figure 8.1—A	States
City	City	Work experience	Figure 8.1—A	N/A
Zip code	Zip/Postal code	Work experience	Figure 8.1—A	N/A
From date	Dated from	Work experience	Figure 8.1—A	N/A
To date	To	Work experience	Figure 8.1—A	N/A
Job title	Job title	Work experience	Figure 8.1—A	N/A
Hours per week	Hours per week	Work experience	Figure 8.1—A	N/A
Job duties and responsibilities	Job duties/ Responsibilities	Work experience	Figure 8.1—A	N/A
Reason for leaving	Reason for leaving	Work experience	Figure 8.1—A	N/A
Supervisor name	Supervisor name	Work experience	Figure 8.1—A	N/A
Contact supervisor	May we contact your supervisor?	Work experience	Figure 8.1—A	N/A
Supervisor Phone	Phone	Work experience	Figure 8.1—A	N/A
Supervisor E-mail	E-mail	Work experience	Figure 8.1—A	N/A
Reason not to contact supervisor	Reason	Work experience	Figure 8.1—B	N/A

Table 8.1

Figure 8.1—A

Figure 8.1—B

2. Volunteer Experience

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	Figure	List of Values
Name	Organization	Volunteer experience	Figure 8.2—A	N/A
Address Line 1	Address	Volunteer experience	Figure 8.2—A	N/A
Address Line 2		Volunteer experience	Figure 8.2—A	N/A
Address Line 3		Volunteer experience	Figure 8.2—A	N/A
Country	Country	Volunteer experience	Figure 8.2—A	Countries
State/Province	State/Province	Volunteer experience	Figure 8.2—A	States
City	City	Volunteer experience	Figure 8.2—A	N/A
Zip code	Zip/Postal code	Volunteer experience	Figure 8.2—A	N/A
From date	Dated from	Volunteer experience	Figure 8.2—A	N/A
To date	To	Volunteer experience	Figure 8.2—A	N/A
Title	Title	Volunteer experience	Figure 8.2—A	N/A
Hours per week	Hours per week	Volunteer experience	Figure 8.2—A	N/A
Duties and Responsibilities	Duties/ Responsibilities	Volunteer experience	Figure 8.2—A	N/A
Reason for leaving	Reason for leaving	Volunteer experience	Figure 8.2—A	N/A
Supervisor name	Supervisor name	Volunteer experience	Figure 8.2—A	N/A
Contact supervisor	May we contact your supervisor?	Volunteer experience	Figure 8.2—A	N/A
Supervisor Phone	Phone	Volunteer experience	Figure 8.2—A	N/A
Supervisor E-mail	E-mail	Volunteer experience	Figure 8.2—A	N/A
Reason not to contact supervisor	Reason	Volunteer experience	Figure 8.2—B	N/A

Table 8.2

Figure 8.2—A

Figure 8.2—B

9. Publications, Presentations, Grants

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	Figure	List of Values
Has published	Have you published articles?	Person	Figure 9—A	N/A
Has professional presentations	Have you made professional presentations?	Person	Figure 9—A	N/A
Has research grants	Have you been awarded research grants?	Person	Figure 9—A	N/A

Table 9

Figure 9—A

1. Publication

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	Figure	List of Values
Citation	Publication citation	Publication	Figure 9.1—A	N/A

Table 9.1

Figure 9.1—A

2. Presentation

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	Figure	List of Values
Presentation Type	Type of presentation	Presentation	Figure 9.2—A	N/A
Citation	Citation	Presentation	Figure 9.2—A	N/A

Table 9.2

Figure 9.2—A

3. Research Grants

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	Figure	List of Values
Title	Title	Research grant	Figure 9.3—A	N/A
Role	Your Role	Research grant	Figure 9.3—A	Research roles
Date	Date	Research grant	Figure 9.3—A	N/A
Funding agency	Funding agency	Research grant	Figure 9.3—A	N/A
Amount awarded	Amount awarded	Research grant	Figure 9.3—A	Research grant amounts

Table 9.3

Figure 9.3—A

10. Honors and Awards

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	Figure	List of Values
Has honors and awards	Have you received or earned any honors or awards?	Person	Figure 10—A	N/A
Organization	Name of organization bestowing honor or award	Honor Or Award	Figure 10—B	N/A
Name	Name of honor or award	Honor Or Award	Figure 10—B	N/A
Type	Type	Honor Or Award	Figure 10—B	Honor Types
Date	Date	Honor Or Award	Figure 10—B	N/A

Table 10

Figure 10—A

Figure 10—B

11. Personal Statement

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	Figure	List of Values
Personal statement	Personal statement	Personal statement	Figure 11—A	N/A

Table 11

Figure 11—A

12. Applicant Survey

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	Figure	List of Values
Applied before	Have you submitted an application to EIS before?	Applicant Survey	Figure 12—A	N/A
Applied Year	Indicate years applied	Applicant Survey	Figure 12—A	N/A
Applied Epi Elec	Did you participate in the CDC Epidemiology Elective Program for Medical and Veterinary students?	Applicant Survey	Figure 12—A	N/A
Epi Elec Year	Indicate year	Applicant Survey	Figure 12—A	N/A
Applied CDC Exp	Did you participate in The CDC Experience Applied Epidemiology Fellowship?	Applicant Survey	Figure 12—A	N/A
Applied CDC Exp Year	Indicate year	Applicant Survey	Figure 12—A	N/A
Hear about program	How did you hear about EIS?	Applicant Survey	Figure 12—B	Hear about us options
Most critical	Which of these was most critical in your decision to apply to EIS?	Applicant Survey	Figure 12—B	Hear about us options
Areas of Interest ranking	Which EIS assignment areas are of interest to you?	Applicant Survey	Figure 12—C	Areas of Interests
Assignment location preference	What is your preference for location of EIS assignment?	Applicant Survey	Figure 12—D	N/A
Assignment location preference states	Indicate state preferences	Applicant Survey	Figure 12—D	N/A
Assignment location constraints	Do you have geographic constraints on EIS assignments?	Applicant survey	Figure 12—E	N/A
Location constraints explanation	If yes, explain	Applicant survey	Figure 12—E	N/A

Table 12

Figure 12—A

Figure 12—B

Figure 12—C

Figure 12—D

Figure 12—E

13. Letters of Recommendation

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	Figure	List of Values
Name	Name	Letters of recommendations	Figure 13—B	N/A
Dean of medical school	Check if dean of medical school	Letters of recommendations	Figure 13—B	N/A
Organization	Organization	Letters of recommendations	Figure 13—B	N/A
Title	Title	Letters of recommendations	Figure 13—B	N/A
Phone	Phone	Letters of recommendations	Figure 13—B	N/A
E-mail	E-mail	Letters of recommendations	Figure 13—B	N/A
Address Line 1	Mailing Address	Letters of recommendations	Figure 13—B	N/A
Address Line 2		Letters of recommendations	Figure 13—B	N/A
Address Line 3		Letters of recommendations	Figure 13—B	N/A
Country	Country	Letters of recommendations	Figure 13—B	Countries
State	State/Province	Letters of recommendations	Figure 13—B	States
City	City	Letters of recommendations	Figure 13—B	N/A
Zip code	Zip/Postal code	Letters of recommendations	Figure 13—B	N/A
Relationship to you	Relationship to you	Letters of recommendations	Figure 13—B	N/A

Table 13

Figure 13—A

Figure 13—B

14. Withdraw Application

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	Figure	List of Values
Withdrawal Reason	Provide reason for withdrawal	Application	Figure 14—A	N/A

Table 14

Figure 14—A

15. Appendix A – E-mails

1. Applicant Reset Password Information

Figure 15-A

2. Application Submission Confirmation

Figure 15-B

3. Application Submission Reminder

Figure 15-c

4. Interview Invitation for US Applicants

Figure 15-D

5. Interview Invitation for International Applicants

Figure 15-e

6. Interview Confirmation for US Applicants

Figure 15-f

7. Interview Confirmation for International Applicants

Figure 15-G

16. Appendix B – Changes In Other Programs

1. PHIFP Differences

   1. Contact Infortmation

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	List of Values
Fax Number	Fax	Person	N/A

2. Self-Assessment of Skills

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	List of Values
Information Science Skill type	Skill type	Skill Assessment	Information Science Skills
Information Science Skill Level	Skill level	Skill Assessment	Skill Levels
Information Science Experience	Experience	Skill Assessment	N/A
Computer Science Skill type	Skill type	Skill Assessment	Computer Science Skills
Computer Science Skill Level	Skill level	Skill Assessment	Skill Levels
Computer Science Experience	Experience	Skill Assessment	N/A
Information Systems Skill type	Skill type	Skill Assessment	Information Systems Skills
Information Systems Skill Level	Skill level	Skill Assessment	Skill Levels
Information Systems Experience	Experience	Skill Assessment	N/A
Project Management Skill type	Skill type	Skill Assessment	Project Management Skills
Project Management Skill Level	Skill level	Skill Assessment	Skill Levels
Project Management Experience	Experience	Skill Assessment	N/A
Public Health and health care Skill type	Skill type	Skill Assessment	Public Health and health care Skills
Public Health and health care Skill Level	Skill level	Skill Assessment	Skill Levels
Public Health and health care Experience	Experience	Skill Assessment	N/A
Information Technology Skill type	Skill type	Skill Assessment	Information Technology Skills
Information Technology Level	Skill level	Skill Assessment	Skill Levels
Information Technology Experience	Experience	Skill Assessment	N/A

2. PHPS Differences

   1. Self-Assessment of Skills

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	List of Values
Computer Skills type	Skill type	Skill Assessment	Computer Skills
Computer skill Level	Skill level	Skill Assessment	Skill Levels
Transcript Analysis type	Transcript Analysis type	Transcript Analysis	Transcript Analysis types
Hours	Hours	Transcript Analysis	N/A

3. Hubert differences

   1. Contact Information

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	List of Values
Health Insurance	Health Insurance	Person	N/A

2. College/University Education

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	List of Values
Year in school	Year in school	College education	N/A
Is Public	Is Public	College education	N/A
Clinical Rotations	Clinical Rotations	College education	N/A

3. Project Ranking

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	List of Values
Project	Project	Project Ranking	Projects list
Rank	Rank	Project Ranking	1,2,3,4,5

4. Self-Assessment of Skills

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	List of Values
Statistical Software Skills type	Skill type	Skill Assessment	Statistical Software Skills
Statistical Software Skill Level	Skill level	Skill Assessment	Skill Levels
Other statistical skill	Other statistical skill	Skill Assessment	N/A
Laboratory Skill	Laboratory Skill	Skill Assessment	N/A

4. Epi elective differences

   1. Assignment Preference

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	List of Values
First choice from	Time frame first choice from date	Assignment Preference	N/A
First choice to	Time frame first choice to date	Assignment Preference	N/A
Second choice from	Time frame second choice from date	Assignment Preference	N/A
Second choice to	Time frame second choice to date	Assignment Preference	N/A
Subject Area Preference	Subject Area Preference	Assignment Preference	Subject Areas
Project Name	Project Name	Assignment Preference	Projects list
Rank	Rank	Assignment Preference	1,2,3,4,5
Supervisor Name	Supervisor Name	Assignment Preference	N/A

5. PEF Differences

   1. College/University Education

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	List of Values
Thesis Title	Thesis Title	College education	N/A
Thesis Abstract	Thesis Abstract	College education	N/A

2. Work Papers

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	List of Values
Title	Title	Work Paper	N/A
Abstract	Abstract	Work Paper	N/A

3. Research experience

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	List of Values
Title	Title	Research Experience	N/A
Institution	Institution	Research Experience	N/A
Your role	Your role	Research Experience	Research roles
Specify role	Specify role	Research Experience	N/A
Dates from	Dates from	Research Experience	N/A
Dates to	Dates to	Research Experience	N/A
Description	Description	Research Experience	N/A

4. Assignment Overview and Ranking

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	List of Values
Project Rank	Project Rank	Project Rank	1,2,3,4,5

5. Self-Assessment of Skills

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	List of Values
Computer software skill	Computer software skill	Skill Assessment	Computer software skills
Skill level	Skill level	Skill Assessment	Skill Levels
Economic and public health data	Economic and public health data	Skill Assessment	N/A

6. PMRF differences

   1. Education

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	List of Values
Select Program	Select Program	Person	PMRF programs
Have current license	Do you have current, unrestricted license	Person	N/A

2. College/University Education

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	List of Values
Are you board certified?	Are you board certified?	College education	N/A
Certification body	Certification body	College education	N/A

3. Additional Course

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	List of Values
Country	Country	Course work	Countries
State	State/Province	Course work	States
Name	College/University	Course work	College names
From date	Attended from	Course work	N/A
To date	To	Course work	N/A
Expected date	Expected date	Course work	N/A
Course status	Course status	Course work	Course status values
Credits	Number of credits	Course work	N/A
Course Name	Course Name	Course work	N/A

4. Clinical Training

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	List of Values
Accredited by ACGME	Accredited by ACGME	Clinical training	N/A

5. Work and Volunteer Experience

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	List of Values
Current USPHS commissioned corps officer	Current USPHS commissioned corps officer	Person	N/A
Corps Rank	Corps Rank	Person	Corps Ranks

6. Work Experience

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	List of Values
Accomplishments	Accomplishments	Work Experience	N/A

7. Volunteer Experience

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	List of Values
Accomplishments	Accomplishments	Volunteer Experience	N/A

8. Monographs and Reports

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	List of Values
Citation	Citation	Monographs	N/A

9. Personal Statement

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	List of Values
Current EIS officer	Current EIS officer or graduate within past two years	Personal statement	N/A
Public health practice summary	Public health practice summary	Personal statement	N/A

10. Applicant Survey

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	List of Values
Work Experience area	Your work experience?	Applicant Survey	Work Experience Types

11. Peer References

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	List of Values
Name	Name	Peer References	N/A
Organization	Organization	Peer References	N/A
Title	Title	Peer References	N/A
Phone	Phone	Peer References	N/A
E-mail	E-mail	Peer References	N/A

7. PHAP differences

   1. Contact Information

Column Name	Column Label	Entity	List of Values
College address line 1	College address	Person	N/A
College address line 2		Person	N/A
College address line 3		Person	N/A
College address country	College country	Person	Countries
College address state	College state	Person	States
College address city	College city	Person	N/A
College address zip code	College zip/postal code	Person	N/A
College address from date	College address from date	Person	N/A
College address to date	College address to date	Person	N/A
Cell phone	Cell phone	Person	N/A
Naturalization number	Naturalization number	Person	N/A
Communication e-mail	Communication e-mail	Person	N/A

17. Appendix C – List Of Values

1. Countries

2. Afghanistan

3. Albania

4. Algeria

5. Andorra

6. Angola

7. Anguilla (U.K.)

8. Antigua and Barbuda

9. Argentina

10. Armenia

11. Aruba

12. Australia

13. Austria

14. Azerbaijan

15. Azores

16. Bahamas, The

17. Bahrain

18. Bangladesh

19. Barbados

20. Belarus

21. Belgium

22. Belize

23. Benin

24. Bermuda (U.K.)

25. Bhutan

26. Bolivia

27. Bosnia and Herzegovina

28. Botswana

29. Brazil

30. British Indian Ocean Territory (U.K.)

31. British Virgin Islands

32. Brunei

33. Bulgaria

34. Burkina Faso

35. Burma (Myanmar)

36. Burundi

37. Cambodia

38. Cameroon

39. Canada

40. Canary Islands (Spain)

41. Cape Verde

42. Cayman Islands (U.K.)

43. Central African Republic

44. Chad

45. Chile

46. China

47. Christmas Island (Australia)

48. Cocos (Keeling) Islands (Australia)

49. Colombia

50. Comoros

51. Congo, Democratic Republic of the

52. Congo, Republic of the

53. Cook Islands (New Zealand)

54. Costa Rica

55. Côte d'Ivoire

56. Croatia

57. Cuba

58. Cyprus

59. Czech Republic

60. Denmark

61. Djibouti

62. Dominica

63. Dominican Republic

64. Easter Island (Chile)

65. Ecuador

66. Egypt

67. El Salvador

68. Equatorial Guinea

69. Eritrea

70. Estonia

71. Ethiopia

72. Falkland Islands (Malvinas)

73. Falkland Islands (U.K.)

74. Faroe Islands (Denmark)

75. Fiji

76. Finland

77. France

78. French Guiana (France)

79. French Polynesia (France)

80. Gabon

81. Gambia, The

82. Georgia

83. Germany

84. Ghana

85. Gibraltar (U.K.)

86. Greece

87. Greenland (Denmark)

88. Grenada

89. Guadeloupe

90. Guatemala

91. Guinea

92. Guinea-Bissau

93. Guyana

94. Haiti

95. Honduras

96. Hong Kong SAR (China)

97. Hungary

98. Iceland

99. India

100. Indonesia

101. Iran

102. Iraq

103. Ireland

104. Israel

105. Italy

106. Jamaica

107. Japan

108. Jordan

109. Kazakhstan

110. Kenya

111. Kiribati

112. Korea, North

113. Korea, South

114. Kosovo

115. Kuwait

116. Kyrgyzstan

117. Laos

118. Latvia

119. Lebanon

120. Lesotho

121. Liberia

122. Libya

123. Liechtenstein

124. Lithuania

125. Luxembourg

126. Macau SAR (China)

127. Macedonia

128. Madagascar

129. Madeira Islands (Portugal)

130. Malawi

131. Malaysia

132. Maldives

133. Mali

134. Malta

135. Marshall Islands

136. Martinique (France)

137. Mauritania

138. Mauritius

139. Mayotte (France)

140. Mexico

141. Micronesia, Federated States of

142. Moldova

143. Monaco

144. Mongolia

145. Montenegro

146. Montserrat (U.K.)

147. Morocco

148. Mozambique

149. Namibia

150. Nauru

151. Nepal

152. Netherlands Antilles

153. Netherlands, The

154. New Caledonia (France)

155. New Zealand

156. Nicaragua

157. Niger

158. Nigeria

159. Niue (New Zealand)

160. Norfolk Island (Australia)

161. Northern Mariana Islands (U.S.)

162. Norway

163. Oman

164. Other

165. Pakistan

166. Palau

167. Panama

168. Papua New Guinea

169. Paraguay

170. Peru

171. Philippines

172. Pitcairn Islands (U.K.)

173. Poland

174. Portugal

175. Qatar

176. Réunion (France)

177. Romania

178. Russia

179. Rwanda

180. Saint Helena (U.K.)

181. Saint Kitts and Nevis

182. Saint Lucia

183. Saint Pierre and Miquelon (France)

184. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

185. Samoa

186. San Marino

187. São Tomé and Príncipe

188. Saudi Arabia

189. Senegal

190. Serbia

191. Seychelles

192. Sierra Leone

193. Singapore

194. Slovakia

195. Slovenia

196. Solomon Islands

197. Somalia

198. South Africa

199. Spain

200. Sri Lanka

201. Sudan

202. Suriname

203. Swaziland

204. Sweden

205. Switzerland

206. Syria

207. Taiwan

208. Tajikistan

209. Tanzania

210. Thailand

211. Timor-Leste (East Timor)

212. Togo

213. Tokelau (New Zealand)

214. Tonga

215. Trinidad and Tobago

216. Tunisia

217. Turkey

218. Turkmenistan

219. Turks and Caicos Islands (U.K.)

220. Tuvalu

221. Uganda

222. Ukraine

223. United Arab Emirates

224. United Kingdom

225. United States

226. Uruguay

227. Uzbekistan

228. Vanuatu

229. Venezuela

230. Vietnam

231. Western Sahara

232. Yemen

233. Zambia

234. Zimbabwe

2. States

1. Alabama

2. Alaska

3. Arizona

4. Arkansas

5. California

6. Colorado

7. Connecticut

8. Delaware

9. Washington, DC

10. Florida

11. Georgia

12. Hawaii

13. Idaho

14. Illinois

15. Indiana

16. Iowa

17. Kansas

18. Kentucky

19. Louisiana

20. Maine

21. Maryland

22. Massachusetts

23. Michigan

24. Minnesota

25. Mississippi

26. Missouri

27. Montana

28. Nebraska

29. Nevada

30. New Hampshire

31. New Jersey

32. New Mexico

33. New York

34. North Carolina

35. North Dakota

36. Ohio

37. Oklahoma

38. Oregon

39. Pennsylvania

40. Rhode Island

41. South Carolina

42. South Dakota

43. Tennessee

44. Texas

45. Utah

46. Vermont

47. Virginia

48. Washington

49. West Virginia

50. Wisconsin

51. Wyoming

52. Puerto Rico

53. Guam

54. American Samoa

55. U.S. Virgin Islands

56. Alberta

57. British Columbia

58. Manitoba

59. New Brunswick

60. Newfoundland and Labrador

61. Nova Scotia

62. Nunavut

63. N.W.T.

64. Ontario

65. Quebec

66. Saskatchewan

67. Yukon

68. Australian Capital Territory

69. New South Wales

70. Northern Territory

71. Queensland

72. South Australia

73. Tasmania

74. Victoria

75. Western Australia

76. Andra Pradesh

77. Arunachal Pradesh

78. Assam

79. Bihar

80. Chhattisgarh

81. Goa

82. Gujarat

83. Haryana

84. Himachal Pradesh

85. Jammu and Kashmir

86. Jharkhand

87. Karnataka

88. Kerala

89. Madya Pradesh

90. Maharashtra

91. Manipur

92. Meghalaya

93. Mizoram

94. Nagaland

95. Orissa

96. Punjab

97. Rajasthan

98. Sikkim

99. Tamil Nadu

100. Tripura

101. Uttaranchal

102. Uttar Pradesh

103. West Bengal

104. Andaman and Nicobar Islands

105. Chandigarh

106. Dadar and Nagar Haveli

107. Daman and Diu

108. Delhi

109. Lakshadeep

110. Pondicherry

3. Secret Questions

1. In what city were you born?

2. In what city was your mother born?

3. In what city was your father born?

4. What was the name of your first pet?

5. What was your high school mascot?

6. What is your favorite color?

4. Visa Types

1. F-1

2. H-1B

3. J-1

4. O-1

5. TN

5. College Education Statuses

1. Current

2. Graduated (Degree Program)

3. Completed (Nondegree Program)

4. Incomplete

6. Degrees

1. AA

2. AAS

3. AB

4. AD

5. ADN

6. AM

7. AS

8. ASN

9. BA

10. BAC

11. BBA

12. BCE

13. BDS

14. BEng

15. BFA

16. BHB

17. BIE

18. BM

19. BMBS

20. BMed

21. BNSc

22. BNurs

23. BPharm

24. BS

25. BS/BA

26. BSc

27. BSChE

28. BScN

29. BSE

30. BSEE

31. BSFS

32. BSJ

33. BSME

34. BSPH

35. BSN

36. BVS

37. BVSc

38. DCH

39. DDS

40. DHA

41. DHS

42. DHSc

43. DMD

44. DNSc

45. DO

46. DPA

47. DPE

48. DPH

49. DPhil

50. DPM

51. DPT

52. DrPH

53. DrS

54. DrSc

55. DSc

56. DScD

57. DScH

58. DScVM

59. DVM

60. EdD

61. JD

62. LLB

63. LLD

64. MA

65. MAS

66. MAT

67. MB

68. MBA

69. MBBCh

70. MBBS

71. MBChB

72. MCPS

73. MD

74. MDCM

75. MDiv

76. MEd

77. MFA

78. MHA

79. MHS

80. MHSc

81. MHSE

82. MMS

83. MN

84. MNS

85. MOH

86. MOT

87. MPA

88. MPAS

89. MPH

90. MPharm

91. MPhil

92. MPHTM

93. MPP

94. MPVM

95. MRP

96. MS

97. MSVPH

98. MSc

99. MScPH

100. MSD

101. MSHSA

102. MSM

103. MSN

104. MSPH

105. MSPM

106. MSW

107. MTM&H

108. MUS

109. MVSc

110. OD

111. PA

112. PharmD

113. PhB

114. PhD

115. PNP

116. PsyD

117. RN

118. SB

119. ScB

120. ScD

121. ScM

122. SM

123. SMHyg

124. VMD

7. Major Classifications

1. Biological, biomedical, or animal sciences

2. Business, management

3. Community health, public health

4. Decision or quantitative sciences

5. Economics (agricultural, applied, health)

6. Engineering, industrial engineering, operations research

7. Environmental, occupational sciences

8. Epidemiology

9. Global, international health

10. Health education

11. Informatics (public health, clinical, nursing)

12. Health services administration, health policy analysis

13. Health services research, quantitative policy analysis

14. Information technology, information science, computer science

15. Liberal arts, general studies, humanities, language, literature

16. Maternal and child health

17. Mathematical sciences, statistics, biostatistics

18. Physical or chemical sciences

19. Political science, law

20. Public administration, policy analysis

21. Social/behavior science (anthropology, social work, psychology)

8. License Statuses

1. Received

2. Expected

9. Languages

1. Afrikaans

2. Albanian

3. Amharic

4. Arabic (Egyptian)

5. Aramaic

6. Armenian

7. Assamese

8. Aymara

9. Azerbaijani

10. Basque

11. Belarusian

12. Bengali

13. Bislama

14. Bosnian

15. Bulgarian

16. Burmese

17. Catalan

18. Cebuano

19. Cherokee

20. Mandarin

21. Croatian

22. Czech

23. Danish

24. Dutch

25. Egyptian

26. English

27. Estonian

28. Finnish

29. French

30. Georgian

31. German

32. Greek

33. Guarani

34. Gujarati

35. Creole (Haitian)

36. Hausa

37. Hawaiian

38. Hebrew

39. Hindi

40. Hungarian

41. Icelandic

42. Irish

43. Italian

44. Japanese

45. Javanese

46. Kannada

47. Kazakh

48. Khmer

49. Korean

50. Lao

51. Latvian

52. Lithuanian

53. Macedonian

54. Malagasy

55. Malayalam

56. Marathi

57. Mongolian

58. Nahuatl

59. Navajo

60. Nepali

61. Norwegian

62. Oriya

63. Oromo

64. Farsi

65. Polish

66. Portuguese

67. Punjabi

68. Pashto

69. Romanian

70. Romany

71. Russian

72. Sanskrit

73. Serbian

74. Slovak

75. Slovenian

76. Somali

77. Spanish

78. Swahili

79. Swedish

80. Tagalog

81. Tajik

82. Tamil

83. Telugu

84. Thai

85. Tibetan

86. Tok Pisin

87. Turkish

88. Turkmen

89. Ukrainian

90. Urdu

91. Uzbek

92. Vietnamese

93. Welsh

94. Xhosa

95. Yiddish

96. Yoruba

97. Zapotec

98. Zulu

99. Arabic (Levantine)

100. Arabic (Modern Standard)

101. Arabic (Moroccan)

102. Indonesian (Not Specified)

103. Bahasa Melayu

104. Balochi

105. Berber

106. Cantonese

107. Dari

108. Ilokano

109. Inuit

110. Kurdi

111. Kyrgyz

112. Lakota

113. Ojibwa

114. Quechua

115. Quiche

116. Uyghur

117. Yucatec Maya

118. Arabic (Not Specified)

119. Chinese (Not Specified)

120. Creole (Not Specified)

121. Malay

10. Proficiencies

1. Poor

2. Fair

3. Good

4. Excellent

11. Clinical Titles

1. Intern

2. Fellow

3. Resident

4. Chief Resident

12. Specialties

1. Aerospace medicine

2. Medical toxicology

3. Undersea and hyperbaric medicine

4. Allergy and immunology

5. Clinical and laboratory immunology

6. Anesthesiology

7. Adult Cardiothoracic Anesthesiology

8. Critical care medicine

9. Pain medicine

10. Pediatric anesthesiology

11. Colon and rectal surgery

12. Dermatology

13. Dermatopathology

14. Procedural dermatology

15. Emergency medicine

16. Medical toxicology

17. Pediatric emergency medicine

18. Sports medicine

19. Undersea and hyperbaric medicine

20. Family medicine

21. Geriatric medicine

22. Sports medicine

23. Internal medicine

24. Cardiovascular disease

25. Clinical cardiac electrophysiology

26. Critical care medicine

27. Endocrinology, diabetes, and metabolism

28. Gastroenterology

29. Geriatric medicine

30. Hematology

31. Hematology and oncology

32. Infectious disease

33. Interventional cardiology

34. Nephrology

35. Oncology

36. Pulmonary disease

37. Pulmonary disease and critical care medicine

38. Rheumatology

39. Sports medicine

40. Transplant hepatology

41. Medical genetics

42. Molecular genetic pathology

43. Neurological surgery

44. Endovascular surgical neuroradiology

45. Neurology

46. Child neurology

47. Clinical neurophysiology

48. Neuromuscular medicine

49. Neurodevelopmental disabilities

50. Pain medicine

51. Vascular neurology

52. Nuclear medicine

53. Obstetrics and gynecology

54. Occupational medicine

55. Medical toxicology

56. Undersea and hyperbaric medicine

57. Ophthalmology

58. Orthopaedic surgery

59. Adult reconstructive orthopaedics

60. Foot and ankle orthopaedics

61. Hand surgery

62. Musculoskeletal oncology

63. Orthopaedic sports medicine

64. Orthopaedic surgery of the spine

65. Orthopaedic trauma

66. Pediatric orthopaedics

67. Otolaryngology

68. Neurotology

69. Pediatric otolaryngology

70. Pain medicine

71. Palliative and hospice care

72. Pathology-anatomic and clinical

73. Blood banking/transfusion medicine

74. Chemical pathology

75. Cytopathology

76. Forensic pathology

77. Hematology

78. Medical microbiology

79. Neuropathology

80. Pediatric pathology

81. Selective pathology

82. Pediatrics

83. Adolescent medicine

84. Neonatal-perinatal medicine

85. Pediatric cardiology

86. Pediatric critical care medicine

87. Pediatric emergency medicine

88. Pediatric endocrinology

89. Pediatric gastroenterology

90. Pediatric hematology/oncology

91. Pediatric infectious diseases

92. Pediatric nephrology

93. Pediatric pulmonology

94. Pediatric rheumatology

95. Pediatric sports medicine

96. Developmental-behavioral pediatrics

97. Physical medicine and rehabilitation

98. Pain medicine

99. Pediatric rehabilitation

100. Spinal cord injury medicine

101. Plastic surgery

102. Craniofacial surgery

103. Hand surgery

104. Preventive medicine (CDC PMR/F ONLY)

105. Preventive medicine (General/PH)

106. Medical toxicology

107. Undersea and hyperbaric medicine

108. Psychiatry

109. Addiction psychiatry

110. Child and adolescent psychiatry

111. Forensic psychiatry

112. Geriatric psychiatry

113. Pain medicine

114. Psychosomatic medicine

115. Radiation oncology

116. Radiology, diagnostic

117. Abdominal radiology

118. Cardiothoracic radiology

119. Endovascular surgical neuroradiology

120. Musculoskeletal radiology

121. Neuroradiology

122. Nuclear radiology

123. Pediatric radiology

124. Vascular and interventional radiology

125. Sleep medicine

126. Surgery

127. Hand surgery

128. Pediatric surgery

129. Surgical critical care

130. Vascular surgery

131. Vascular surgery — Integrated

132. Thoracic surgery

133. Congenital Cardiac Surgery

134. Urology

135. Pediatric urology

136. Transitional year

137. Internal Medicine/Pediatrics

13. Board Statuses

1. Certified

2. Eligible

14. Program Names

1. American Society for Microbiology Fellowship

2. Association of Schools of Public Health Fellowship/Internship (ASPH)

3. Association for Prevention Teaching and Research (APTR) Fellowship (formerly Association for Teachers of Preventive Medicine)

4. Association of Public Health Labs Environmental Laboratory Fellowship (APHL)

5. The CDC Experience Applied Epidemiology Fellowship

6. CSTE/CDC Applied Epidemiology Fellowship

7. Emerging Infectious Disease Laboratory Program (EID)

8. Emerging Leaders Program (ELP)

9. Epidemiology Elective for Medical/Veterinary Students

10. James A. Ferguson Emerging Infectious Diseases Summer Research Fellowship Program

11. Fogarty/Ellison Overseas Fellowship in Global Health and Clinical Research Training

12. Hispanic-Serving Health Professions Fellowship (HSPHS)

13. Hubert Fellowship in International Health

14. Presidential Management Fellowship (PMF)

15. Prevention Effectiveness Fellowship Program (PEFP)

16. Preventive Medicine Residency (non-CDC)

17. Preventive Medicine Residency/Fellowship (PMR/F-CDC)

18. Project IMHOTEP Summer Research Intern Program

19. Public Health Informatics Fellowship Program (PHIFP)

20. Public Health Prevention Service (PHPS)

21. Public Health Sciences Institute Internship

22. Public Health Summer Fellowship Program

15. Research Roles

1. Principal Investigator

2. Co-Investigator

3. Investigator

4. Evaluator

16. Research Grant Amounts

1. $0 to $5,000

2. $5,001 to $10,000

3. $10,001 to $50,000

4. $50,001 to $100,000

5. $100,001 to $500,000

6. $500,001 to $1,000,000

7. $1,000,001 or more

17. Honor Types

1. Civil

2. Military

3. Uniformed Services

18. Hear About Us Options

1. Administrator, career advisor, or professor at school

2. Information session, career fair, or conference exhibit

3. Website

4. LISTSERV

5. MMWR

6. alumni

7. Announcement in newsletter or other publication

8. Friend or colleague (not alumni)

9. Recruiting presentation

10. National meeting

11. Professor

12. Peer (friend, fellow, student, or co-worker)

13. Supervisor at work

14. CDC employee

15. State/local health department employee

16. Current or former prevention specialist/PHPS member

17. Other

19. Areas of Interests

1. Birth defects and developmental disabilities

2. Chronic disease (e.g., maternal/child health, stroke, heart disease, nutrition, obesity)

3. Environmental health

4. Genomics

5. Health statistics

6. HIV, Hepatitis, STDs, TB

7. Immunizations

8. Infectious diseases

9. Injuries

10. Occupational health

11. Infectious diseases (e.g., HIV, hepatitis, STDs, TB, etc.)

12. Preparedness and emergency response

13. Health policy and diplomacy

14. Injury prevention and control

15. International health

16. Occupational safety and health

17. Maternal and child health

18. Health disparities and vulnerable populations

19. Global Health

20. General/consulting

21. General - public health practice

20. Information Science Skills

1. Decision support systems

2. Knowledge management

3. Information retrieval techniques

4. Information technology standards (e.g., XML, ISO 9001, TCP/IP)

21. Computer Science Skills

1. Programming and scripting languages (e.g., Java, Visual Basic, C++, Python, PHP, PERL)

2. Database modeling and design

3. Distributed computing (e.g., clusters, grid computing, architectures)

22. Information System Skills

1. Information system project planning

2. Information system evaluation

3. Results dissemination and promotion

23. Project Management Skills

1. Leadership experience (e.g., change management, manage a diverse team)

2. Project management techniques (e.g., plan and deploy multiple-stage projects, agile development methods)

24. Public Health and Health Care Skills

1. Public health knowledge applied to information systems

2. Coding standards applied to information systems (e.g., HL7, LOINC, ICD9, SNOMED)

25. Information Tehnology Skills

1. Systems development life cycle

2. Specialized software (e.g., Dreamweaver, Protégé, Flash, Arcview, SAS)

3. Specialized hardware applications (e.g., personal digital assistants, cellular phones)

26. Skill Level

1. Select

2. None

3. Basic

4. Intermediate

5. Advanced

27. Computer Skills

1. Word Processing (e.g., MS® Word®, WordPerfect®, Word Pro®)

2. Presentation Software (e.g., MS® PowerPoint®, Apple® Keynote®)

3. Spreadsheets (e.g., MS® Excel®, Quattro®)

4. Statistical Software (e.g., SAS®, STATA®, SPSS®, Epi-Info™)

5. Databases (e.g., MS® Access®, FileMaker Pro®, Paradox®)

6. Web Development (e.g., Dreamweaver®, Adobe® Flash®, DHTML, CSS)

28. Transcript Analysis Types

1. Management, administration, policy

2. Health education and promotion

3. Biological, physical, environmental sciences

4. Behavioral, social sciences

5. Statistical sciences, epidemiology

29. Projects

1. Evaluation of Lymphatic Filariasis Transmission

2. Molecular Epidemiological Studies on Food and Waterborne Parasites

3. Population-based Surveillance Program

4. Surveillance of Acute Encephalitis Syndrome, Bangladesh

5. Surveillance of Acute Meningitis Encephalitis Syndrome, Bellary

6. Surveillance Systems for Rift Valley Fever in Egypt

7. Ecological Investigation of Ugandan Orthopoxviruses

8. Sentinel Surveillance for Avian Influenza Preparedness

9. Population-based Surveillance for Emerging Infectious Diseases, Kibera Informal Housing Settlement

10. Population-based Surveillance for Emerging Infectious Diseases, Lwak

11. Causes of Community-Acquired Pneumonia in Rural Thailand

12. Global Rabies Surveillance, Prevention, and Control

13. Sentinel Surveillance for Avian Influenza Preparedness

30. Statistical Software Skills

1. SAS®

2. STATA®

3. SPSS®

4. Epi-Info™

31. Subject Areas

1. I have no preference. I will work in any subject area.

2. I want to be assigned to a specific supervisor in a subject area.

3. I want to select specific subject areas.

32. Projects List

1. Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (NCEH-ATSDR)

2. Arctic Investigations Program (part of NCPDCID)

3. Division of Vector-Borne Infectious Diseases (part of NCZVED)

4. Indian Health Service (IHS)

5. National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion (NCCDPHP)

6. National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS)

7. National Center for HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention (NCHHSTP)

8. National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases (NCIRD)

9. National Center for Injury Prevention and Control (NCIPC)

10. National Center for Preparedness, Detection, and Control of Infectious Diseases (NCPDCID)

11. National Center for Zoonotic, Vector-Borne, and Enteric Diseases (NCZVED)

12. National Center on Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities (NCBDDD)

13. National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)

14. Office of Genomics and Disease Prevention (OGDP)

33. Research Roles

1. Primary Investigator

2. Secondary Investigator

3. SME

4. Research Assistant

5. Other

34. Research Roles

1. @RISK®

2. GAUSS®

3. LINDO®

4. MINITAB®

5. SASS®

6. STATA®

7. TREEAGE®

8. Crystal Ball®

9. LIMDEP®

10. MATLAB®

11. MS® Access®

12. SPSS®

13. SUDAAN®

14. Visual Basic®

15. Other

1. PMRF Programs

1. Preventive Medicine Fellowship

2. Preventive Medicine Residency

36. Course Status Values

1. Current

2. Completed

37. Corps Ranks

1. O-3 LT

2. O-4 LCDR

3. O-5 CDR

4. O-6 CAPT

38. Work Experience Types

1. National or federal level or CDC headquarters

2. State or local health department

3. Both State or local health department and National or federal level or CDC headquarters

4. Other

39. CIO

1. Coordinating Office for Global Health

2. Coordinating Office for Terrorism Preparedness and Emergency Response

3. National Center for Environmental Health/ Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry

4. National Center for Injury Prevention and Control

5. National Center for Health Marketing

6. National Center for Health Statistics

7. National Center for Public Health Informatics

8. National Center on Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities

9. National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion

10. Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry

11. Office of Genomics and Disease Prevention

12. National Center for HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention

13. National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases

14. National Center for Preparedness, Detection, and Control of Infectious Diseases

15. National Center for Zoonotic, Vector-Borne, and Enteric Diseases

16. National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health

17. OD/ Immunization Safety Office

18. OD/ Office of Workforce and Career Development

19. EIS Field Assignments Branch

20. Office of the Chief Science Officer

21. National Office of Public Health Genomics

22. Office of the Chief Information Security Officer

23. Office of Strategy and Innovation

24. OD/ Office of Workforce and Career Development

25. Office of Chief of Public Health Practice

26. Office of Health and Safety

27. National Center for Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases

28. Center for Global Health