CDC Jobs
| Location | Title |
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| Atlanta, GA |
Chief Learning Officer posted 10/06/2008 Department: Department Of Health And Human Services Agency: Centers for Disease Control & Prevention Job Announcement Number: ES10-09-001 Chief Learning Officer... ... |
| Atlanta, GA |
Administrative Support Specialist posted 10/06/2008 Department: Department Of Health And Human Services Agency: Centers for Disease Control & Prevention Sub Agency: Department of Health and Human Services - CDC... ... |
| Atlanta, GA |
Public Health Analyst posted 10/06/2008 Of Health And Human Services - Health & Human Services, Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC) Location: ATLANTA, GA Deadline: 10/8/2008 Job Function... ... |
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| Atlanta |
Strategy & Operations Supply Chain Senior Manager Deloitte Consulting LLPDeloitte Consulting LLP ("Deloitte Consulting") is one of the nations leading consulting firms for business strategy, oper... |
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| Atlanta |
M & A / Deal Attorney Our client is seeking a mid-level Corporate associate to add to its Atlanta team. The position is heavy deal focused, so prior mergers and acquis... |
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| Atlanta |
Vice President of Product Development Veretech Holdings, Inc is the clear leader in providing automotive shoppers with an instant and accurate trade-in value range for their current v... |
$110k+ |
| Atlanta |
Sales, IT Consulting Company Description: A 15 year old company that specializes in IT Consulting, Outsourcing, Data Storage and Project Management is seeking a sale... |
150k |
| Conyers |
Electro - Mechanical Technician The Electro-Mechanical Technician (EMT) is responsible for troubleshooting, repair, and maintenance and process improvement to systems, processes... |
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Steep drop in West Nile infections reported [Dallas Morning News (TX)](06 Oct 2008 04:00:00 EDT)Oct. 6--North Texans have heard the high-pitched whine of mosquitoes less frequently this summer. And with fewer of the pests out there biting, health officials say, there's been a steep drop in reported human West Nile virus infections. Epidemiologists and other health officials say a quiet year doesn't mean the disease is suppressed for good.
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Health officials: No need to panic over TB [Daily Press (Victorville, CA)](06 Oct 2008 04:00:00 EDT)Oct. 6--With two confirmed tuberculosis cases in Southland schools, some parents are worried about their children's safety. But health officials say, "Relax." "Just because a child in a school may have been diagnosed with tuberculosis, it does not mean all the other children will catch it," said Dr. Maxwell Ohikhuare, health officer with the San Bernardino County Health Department.
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Concussion treatment now a lot more than just walking it off [Beaver County Times (PA)](06 Oct 2008 04:00:00 EDT)Oct. 6--Justin Nardi can't tell you much about the concussion he had in February. "I don't really remember much," he said last week. He was dazed, but he didn't suffer any lingering effects, such as memory loss, headaches or nausea. Sports-related concussions are nothing new.
