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Canadian Field Epidemiology ProgramPlacements
How to Become a CFEP Placement Supervisor To apply as a CFEP placement, please complete the online Placement Application (HTML) and submit to the CFEP office by February 16, 2007. Guidelines for Evaluating a Health Event under Surveillance. ( Field Epidemiologists are placed in Public Health Agency of Canada and other federal department divisions, provincial ministries of health, local health departments or public health agencies for the duration of their two years of training. A placement supervisor benefits from the enthusiasm, hard work and expertise of a Field Epidemiologist during their two-year placement and plays an important role in their professional development. Field Epidemiologists report to their placement supervisor for their day-to-day work. They report to the CFEP Directors for their work on EPI-AIDs. Field Epidemiologists can be involved in the following activities within their placement:
A placement supervisor must have adequate epidemiological and public health expertise to supervise a Field Epidemiologist (Field Epidemiology alumnus, MSc or PhD in epidemiology, Community Medicine Fellow or equivalent). The supervisor must be able to commit the equivalent of half a day per week to supervise the Field Epidemiologist. For more information on how to become a placement supervisor, please contact the CFEP office. Current and recent Field Epidemiology placements include:
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