Contribution to university education
Santé publique France, Internship Site
Hosting public health and pharmacy residents
For residents in the Île-de-France region, Santé publique France has four positions available (3 under the former InVS, 1 under the former Inpes) for public health residents and one position for a pharmacy resident. In addition, Santé publique France can also host interns from other university hospitals. In the regions, the Regional Intervention Units (Cire) also serve as placement sites for interns. Job descriptions outlining the projects proposed by Santé publique France’s scientific departments that may host interns are sent each semester to the Association of Public Health Interns of Île-de-France (SPI) and the Union of Pharmacy Interns in Île-de-France Hospitals (SIPHIF) for publication on their websites. At the end of their semester-long internship, residents are required to present the results of their work at a scientific seminar.
Hosting Master’s Students
The various scientific departments at Santé publique France welcome Master’s 1 and 2 students. The following Master’s internship topics are offered by Santé publique France. To apply, please contact the individuals whose contact information is listed in the job postings by sending a resume, a cover letter, and the completed form found at the end of the list.
To apply for an internship: access the form
To view available internship profiles: go to the "Job Offers" page
PhD Student Opportunities
Santé publique France is affiliated, as a non-university host institution, with various doctoral schools such as the Paris-Sud School of Public Health, Paris-Descartes, and the Pierre Louis School of Public Health (Epidemiology and Biomedical Information Sciences). Santé publique France is affiliated with the University of Paris-Est through a partnership that facilitates the hosting of doctoral students. Santé publique France also supports thesis projects in prevention and health promotion, such as those focusing on health economic analysis and the budgetary impact of prevention.
Contribution to various university courses
Santé publique France contributes, within its areas of expertise, to various university courses through the involvement of its professionals, particularly in the following programs:
Master’s in Public Health at ISPED
For more information: http://www.isped.u-bordeaux2.fr/FR_HTM_formation_MasterSP.aspx
Specialized Master’s in Public Health at the École Pasteur/CNAM
For more information: http://ecole-pasteur.cnam.fr
Master’s in Public Health, Health Safety, and Quality of Care at Paris 5 University, “Health Safety and Vigilance” (VSS) track
Master's in Epidemiological Surveillance of Human and Animal Diseases from Paris-Est Créteil University, Paris-Sud University, and the Maisons-Alfort Veterinary School (ENVA)
Information: http://medecine.u-pec.fr/
Kremlin-Bicêtre Summer School
Experts from Santé publique France will lead two training modules: "Surveys" and "Handling Missing Data Through Multiple Imputation." Information: https://www.inserm.fr/connaitre-inserm/double-cursus-medecine-science
Master’s in Prevention, Health Education, and Physical Activity (PESAP), University of Montpellier 1
For more information: http://master-pesap.edu.umontpellier.fr/
Master of Public Health, EHESP
Professionals from Santé Publique France contribute to this master’s program in the field of planning and evaluating health promotion programs. Information: http://mph.ehesp.fr/
Master’s in Public Health, specializing in Human Nutrition and Public Health. UFR SMBH – University of Paris 13.
Master’s in Nuclear, Radiological, Bacteriological, and Chemical (NRBC) Studies from the École du Val de Grâce, French Armed Forces Health Service.
University Diploma in Psychotraumatology from Paris Descartes University (Paris 5).
Certificate in Disaster Medicine and the University Diploma in Health Disasters from the Bordeaux University Hospital Center.
