Company

Georgia Emerging Infections Program

Research Decatur, Ga, United States 59 employees

Employees: 59
Contacts: 2
Emails: 2

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Georgia Emerging Infections Program Overview

Headquarters: Decatur, Ga, United States
Website: health.state.ga.us
Industry: Research
Employees: 59
Founded: 1996

About Georgia Emerging Infections Program

The Emerging Infections Program (EIP) is a collaborative effort between the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the United States Department of Agriculture, the Food and Drug Administration, 11 states including Georgia, and in some states, their academic partners. Georgia became an EIP member in 1996 with activities in the 8 counties of metropolitan Atlanta. The EIP was extended to cover the entire state of Georgia in 1999. All states with EIPs have two core active, laboratory-based surveillance systems: Active Bacterial Core Surveillance (ABCs) and FoodNet.

Georgia Emerging Infections Program Contact Details

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Georgia Emerging Infections Program Org Chart

Sample employees and titles

Name	Title	Location	Contact
Erin Libby Whitney		San Rafael, California, United States	Email
Karelys Parada	Foodnet Coordinator at Georgia Emerging Infections Program		View
Adel Mansour	Medical Epidemiologist at Oregon Health Authority - Healthcare Associated Infections-emerging Infections Program		View
Suzanne Segler	Co-director at Georgia Emerging Infections Program	Decatur, Georgia, United States	Email