mid-15c., from Middle French attestation and directly from Latin attestationem (nominative attestatio) an attesting, testimony, noun of action from past participle stem of attestari to prove, confirm (see attest).
Work Environment. Epidemiologists generally work in clean, well-lit offices and laboratories. In addition to hospitals, epidemiologists work in colleges and universities, schools of public health, medical schools, and research and development services firms.
An epidemiologist career is a very strong career path with high job demand and good salary potential for a person with a masterâs in epidemiologist public health. An epidemiologist studies the causes of diseases and other types of serious health problems in the public to stop them from spreading.