The STOP Program is seeking highly qualified public health professionals for 5½ month assignments, for a maximum of two years. STOP is a volunteer program, meaning it is a non-salaried position. However, all travel costs will be provided by the STOP Program, in addition to a daily per diem to cover food and lodging throughout your assignment.
While safety is of the utmost importance to the STOP Program, often STOP participants are deployed to countries with poor infrastructure, difficult living situations, as well as potentially sensitive political and cultural situations.
The STOP Program recruits for the following positions in the field:
- Field Epidemiologists
- Communications Specialists
- Immunization and Surveillance Data Specialists
- Data Managers
Instructions on how to apply and other useful STOP resources can be found on this website (cdc.gov/globalhealth/immunization/default.htm).
Source: https://www.cdc.gov/globalhealth/immunization/stop/index.htm