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										A Virtual Chat with NIOSH Research EngineersJoin us****February 28, 2 – 3 pm ET for a live chat giving you an inside look at being a research engineer at NIOSH.
The event will cover what NIOSH does, student training programs and opportunities, our premium benefits, and why employees love to work here. You will have an opportunity to engage in conversation and ask questions with team members.
Come discover the world of safety and health research with America’s leading public health agency! Register here.
For more information, contact NIOSHJobs@cdc.gov.What We DoContact UsDiversity and Inclusioncolored dividing lineNIOSH Careers BannerEmployment that brings science and safety to life.
A career at NIOSH means joining one of the best places to work as a public servant, protecting the lives of all workers.
At NIOSH, our workforce is as diverse as the population we serve. We have a world-class team of talented experts from many different fields and backgrounds who share a common passion for occupational health and safety. It’s this diversity of thought and inclusivity that fosters ingenuity, collaboration of ideas, and partnership.
Come join our team!Explore NIOSH Career PathsFederal Government Paths
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	View all open NIOSH Federal Career OpportunitiesFind NIOSH Internships, Fellowships, and Other Nonfederal Career and Training OpportunitiesAbout the Federal Hiring Process		5 Tips for Communicating Your Qualifications
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								5 Tips for Communicating Your QualificationsThe NIOSH EIS ExperienceFeatured Career PathsBring your skills to a team that is creating solutions to improve occupational safety and health for the nation’s workforce!Industrial Hygiene
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Dru B.is an Associate Service Fellow – Industrial Hygienist with the NIOSH Respiratory Health Division, Morgantown, West Virginia.He says, “My workday at NIOSH is far from typical; I get to work on a variety of exciting research and service projects. As an Industrial Hygienist, working at NIOSH has been a fantastic opportunity to experience a wide range of workplaces and to take part in cutting-edge occupational safety and health research.”Engineering
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**Casey S. is a Materials Engineer with the NIOSH Spokane Mining Research Division, Spokane, Washington.** She says, “Working at NIOSH allows me to get outside my office and experience new things. I have the unique ability to take my ideas and experiment in both the lab and at partner sites, with the goal of providing safer environments for mine workers.”Our LocationsThe mission and impact of NIOSH span the nation. With several locations, you can work in a metropolitan city, experience a quieter and rural lifestyle, be close to family, or explore a new city and culture. NIOSH has a place for you. Where will you call home? Let’s find out together!
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							Last Reviewed:  April 6, 2023						Source: 	National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health
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