Got the phone call about 30 minutes ago. I'm going to the Chicago Health Department🙂
I got a phone call from the Atlanta area too! However, I missed it and no one left a voicemail. No email or updated application status. So....what's this mean? :\
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Got the phone call about 30 minutes ago. I'm going to the Chicago Health Department🙂
Got the phone call about 30 minutes ago. I'm going to the Chicago Health Department🙂
Got the phone call about 30 minutes ago. I'm going to the Chicago Health Department🙂
Keep your faith! You sound like you have an amazing resume. If you can't get in through the front door, go through the back door, side door, window, garage, and don't forget the doggy door. lol
thanks for the encouragement!! It helped a lot!! Yes, there must be a door somewhere that can be crawled through and if not I will break one done!! 😀Keep your faith! You sound like you have an amazing resume. If you can't get in through the front door, go through the back door, side door, window, garage, and don't forget the doggy door. lol
I totally agree. You have a credential that I am envious of: the Peace Corps tour. Just keep in mind that all appointments to scientific positions at CDC are extremely competitive: at this point, there really isn't any indication that you didn't make it, as the notifications apparently started very late in the day. And if you really didn't make it, it's not a personal reflection on you because you are more than qualified👍 Sometimes persistence is the key: I've been applying for jobs with the CDC for 15 years and this is the first time they ever even bothered talking to me. So if not this year, maybe in the future.
WOW, 15 years!! That says a lot about your persistence. Job well done!! Nothing comes easy in this world, especially in this job market lol but the future must have a positive slope. Thanks for your Peace Corps compliment. It was one of my finest and toughest moments, lol. Tomorrow should be a long day but I am opitimistic good news will come of it👍
Geez,
No word yet for today. It looks like our resident doctors got in. Congrats to everyone. I am super bombed out that I have not been contacted. You'd think two years Peace Corps in Central America (health development); 1 year AmeriCorps VISTA completion (youth development); non competitive eligibility; a graduate assistant ship, a master's in public policy and current experience working for a cultural nonprofit would get a guy a spot? Not looking good :/
Hey Guys,
I just got a call from the CDC and got an offer for Lima, Ohio. I'm currently living in Brooklyn, NY and was wondering if anybody got an offer for NYC? I've never lived away from home before (I just graduated from college) and although Ohio is not what I expected, I am just as grateful and excited.
Good luck guys!
Just talked to the CDC office and they are still making calls. They said we should hear something by Thursday. Don't give up hope!
They didn't say anything to me about other locations but I will probably call or email to ask. I really didn't think they'd ask me to relocate (naive to think, I know) but my thought was that since I'm in NYC, and New York has multiple host sites, I'd be places here.Did they give you the option of any other locations if someone was interested in switching? Or if one became available?
Sounds like maybe they are calling based on placement regions (East and Midwest)? Anybody receive a call that was placed out west?
- From this point on I am just going to keep it moving, put away the phone and log off this message board. If they call - they call, it not then too bad.
Has anyone who has received the phone call received any emails or physical offers from the CDC? How is that working?
Has anyone who has received the phone call received any emails or physical offers from the CDC? How is that working?
Received a phone call from CDC and was offered a phap position in Walla Walla, Washington. Happy for the opportunity but is anyone familiar with that area? it's a big change coming from MD
Received a phone call from CDC and was offered a phap position in Walla Walla, Washington. Happy for the opportunity but is anyone familiar with that area? it's a big change coming from MD
When were you called?
I was stationed at McChord AFB, in Tacoma, for 3 years. Walla Walla isn't the most interesting location, but it isn't the worst either. I can't remember if it's east or west of the mountains. If it's west, it will be as dreary and wet as you expect for the Pacific Northwest. If it's east, it will be much drier and warmer than you were expecting. Either way, the Columbia River is nearby, and it is beautiful. I also lived in southern Pennsylvania for a couple of years. And you are right: Walla Walla is nothing like Maryland.
Yes, Queens for me too!I got offered in Queens! Anyone else?
Yes, Queens for me too!
Hey guys just want to say a big congratulations to everyone selected so far! I'm still waiting it out but I'm. So happy for everyone whose gotten the called already it's been a long wait 😀 as always if I hear anything I'll pass it on! .... *stay hopeful*
Hi Everyone,
I just found this forum and happy to have some support in this process. Has anyone been notified today? It seems most of the notification happened on Monday and Tuesday.
I'm in the same spot, luckily I have family to live with in Manhattan and pay only a little bit of rent. If not for that I couldn't dream of taking the job for the salary in NYC with rent and loans.For those that have gotten placed in Queens: are you guys living in New York. My relocation might possibly affect if I can go or not. Even though NYC is expensive, living with family an commuting makes things a lot more affordable than moving. I would have to buy a car by next month to even feasibly be able to work in Lima, OH. Tough decisions. Is anybody else's financial situation weighing heavily on of they can take their offer? Just wondering if there are others like me...
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