Epidemiologists work in various settings, including government agencies, academic institutions, healthcare organizations, and non-profit organizations. Common roles include:
Public Health Epidemiologist: Working in government or public health departments to monitor and control disease outbreaks. Academic Researcher: Conducting research and teaching at universities. Clinical Epidemiologist: Working in healthcare settings to improve patient outcomes through research. Pharmaceutical Epidemiologist: Conducting research for pharmaceutical companies to evaluate the safety and efficacy of drugs. Global Health Epidemiologist: Working on international health issues, often with organizations like the WHO or CDC.
