Internship with CDC’s Public Health Law Program. March 2016 Announcement

Thursday, March 31, 2016 Public Health Law Program Office for State, Tribal, Local and Territorial Support Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Public Health Law News Announcements

Public Health Law and Administrative Communication Internship with CDC’s Public Health Law Program CDC’s Public Health Law Program (PHLP) is offering the Administrative and Communication Internship/Externship for motivated students enrolled in masters-level programs earning degrees in public health, public policy, public administration, communication, business, or similar disciplines. With rolling start and completion dates during the academic year, this internship/externship exposes students to high-level strategic planning and other program functions, including marketing, communication, project management, and partner engagement. The internship/externship is 9–14 weeks long in Atlanta, Georgia. Responsibilities Help write and research breaking stories and relevant commentary for PHLP publications and communications, including Public Health Law News Provide coverage highlights of state and federal congressional hearings, regulatory meetings, and other events driving news about public health Help maintain listservs, communications archives, and PHLP’s website content Help design and execute PHLP’s marketing and communication plans Coordinate webinars and trainings with partner organizations  Requirements and Skills Currently enrolled in a masters-level public health, public policy, public administration, communication, business, or other related program Excellent communication and time managements skills Ability to work effectively, both independently and as part of a team, in a fast-paced environment Compensation These internships/externships are unpaid. Internships are not tied to academic credit. Externship and practicum opportunities are available for students seeking academic credit as authorized by law schools or schools of public health. Apply To apply, please send a resume and cover letter to phlawprogram@cdc.gov. PHLP accepts applications via email only. Deadlines Summer–February 28 Fall—May 31 Spring—November 1

Veterans Disability Rating. Congratulations you got rated 0%!

Congratulations you got rated 0%

Remember a 0% rating means 80% of your fight for that disability is over. 

The VA has acknowledged that disability is service connected!!!!!!

Now if it ever worsens provide "EVIDENCE' and if it is in compliance with the regulation that warrants a higher rating you should have no problem. Learn about the Rating tables, and how to read them.

Print out the impairment ratings for your service-connected conditions and be on the lookout for changes in your condition that fit those symptoms.
The VA publishes the Impairment Ratings at 38 CFR Table 4, which is known as the VA Schedule for Rating Disabilities. You can find it on the internet by doing a search for 38 CFR Table 4.

Revisit them every year, and file a claim for Increase IF you experience worsening symptoms or limitations.

So don’t despair when you get awarded a 0% award.....