Launch Your Career as an Epidemiologist or Geneticist: Postbaccalaureate & Postdoctoral Fellowship

The DCEG Fellowship Program provides comprehensive cancer research training to prepare fellows to launch their careers as epidemiologists, geneticists, cancer research scientists, and more. During a postbaccalaureate or postdoctoral fellowship, fellows can attend courses/workshops in communication, leadership and management, mentoring, teaching, wellness, and more, in addition to carrying out cutting-edge research. At the end of their fellowship, postbaccalaureate fellows are prepared to attend graduate or medical school programs, while postdoctoral fellows excel in careers across a variety of sectors, including academia, government agencies, non-profit organizations, and private sector companies.
Follow the links to learn more:
DCEG’s fellowship program: dceg.cancer.gov/fellowship-tr...
Career Paths of our Alumni and Q&A with former fellows:: dceg.cancer.gov/fellowship-tr...
Advantages of a DCEG Fellowship: dceg.cancer.gov/fellowship-tr...
Fellows talk about DCEG: dceg.cancer.gov/fellowship-tr...
How to Apply: dceg.cancer.gov/fellowship-tr...
Watch - DCEG’s Commitment to Training the Next Generation of Scientists: • DCEG's Commitment to T...  
The Division of Cancer Epidemiology and Genetics (DCEG), part of the National Cancer Institute, National Institutes of Health, is a group of scientists committed to discovering the causes of cancer and informing the means for prevention. 
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