CDC deputy director Jennifer Shuford to leave agency after four months
Dr. Jennifer Shuford will depart as CDC deputy director and chief medical officer on Nov. 12, the agency said.
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- Dr. Jennifer Shuford will leave her roles as CDC deputy director and chief medical officer on Nov. 12, a spokesperson said.
- Shuford said in a statement that she is leaving to spend more time with her family.
- Shuford was appointed in April as part of a leadership team supporting CDC director Erica Schwartz.
- Satish Pillai will serve as acting deputy director and chief medical officer while the CDC looks for a permanent successor.
- The CDC has lost several top leaders over the last year and a half, and the agency went without a permanent director for a period.
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- NBC News (Politics)LeftCDC’s deputy director to depart after four months in the role ↗
- The HillWire / unratedCDC deputy director to leave administration after 4 months ↗
- The Gateway PunditFar rightCDC Deputy Director Abruptly Departs Role After Four Months on the Job ↗
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