Dr. Abby Burns Hagemeyer Lands CSTE Fellowship
Congratulations to alumna Abby Burns Hagemeyer, PhD, who began her fellowship with the Council of State and Territorial Epidemiologists (CSTE) in July 2017 after receiving her PhD in Public Health Sciences with a specialization in Epidemiology from SPHIS in May 2017. September 6, 2019After an extensive application process, Abby was one of only 22 candidates nationwide selected for this fellowship. CSTE is a national organization that works to advance public health policy and epidemiologic capacity.
Abby has relocated to Rockville, Maryland, in their Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality (CBHSQ). She said, “Over the next two years I will be working on various projects that include research on marijuana, opioid, and alcohol use as well as mental health illness.”
The CSTE Applied Epidemiology Fellowship (AEF) program is a mentorship-based, on-the-job training program. When asked what appealed to her about this opportunity, Abby said she was drawn to it because it is competency-based as well as modeled after the CDC’s Epidemic Intelligence Service program. She concluded by saying, “I felt this type of on-the-job training would prepare me most for a successful career in public health.”
For more information or to apply, visit http://cstefellows.org/
In addition to her fellowship, Abby also presented the following posters at professional conferences in June 2017:
Society for Pediatric and Perinatal Epidemiologic Research (SPER)
Associations between metal exposure and anxiety problems in children residing near coal ash storage facilities. Authors: Abby Hagemeyer; Lonnie Sears; Barbara Polivka; Guy Brock; Carol Hanchette; Kristina Zierold
Society for Epidemiologic Research (SER)
Associations between metal exposure and depression problems in children residing near coal ash storage facilities. Authors: Abby Hagemeyer; Lonnie Sears; Barbara Polivka; Guy Brock; Carol Hanchette; Kristina Zierold
You can connect with Abby via Linkedin .
