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CDC’s Division of Reproductive Health organizational components include the Office of the Director and three branches. A diverse workforce of approximately 150 people including medical officers, epidemiologists, statisticians, programmers, public health educators, secretaries, behavioral scientists, nurses, research psychologists, program analysts, health communications specialists, and public health advisors support a wide range of programs and projects.

DRH Organizational Chart: Office of the director: Associate director for science, deputy associate director for science, director, deputy director, communication team lead, policy lead, health equity lead. Field Support Branch: branch chief, deputy branch chief, senior scientist, emergency preparedness team, global reproductive health evidence for action team, maternal and child health epidemiology team. Maternal and Infant Health Branch: Branch chief, deputy branch chief, senior scientist, assisted reproductive technology surveillance and research team, infant health team, maternal health team. Women’s Health and Fertility Branch: Branch chief, deputy branch chief senior scientist, adolescent and young adult team, fertility epidemiology studies team, pregnancy risk assessment monitoring system team.
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Page last reviewed: January 23, 2019
Content source: Division of Reproductive Health, National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion