Washington D.C. - President Donald Trump announced on Monday the nomination of Susan Monarez to lead the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Monarez has been serving as the acting director of the agency following the withdrawal of David Weldon's nomination earlier this month.
Monarez, a seasoned public health professional, has extensive experience in managing infectious diseases and implementing public health initiatives. Her appointment comes at a critical juncture as the CDC continues to grapple with ongoing public health concerns, including emerging infectious diseases and chronic health conditions.
The President's decision to nominate Monarez signals a commitment to strengthening the CDC's leadership and ensuring its effectiveness in safeguarding public health. The nomination will now proceed to the Senate for confirmation hearings.
Trump Nominates Susan Monarez as CDC Director
President Trump has nominated Susan Monarez to be the permanent director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Monarez has been serving as the acting director since the withdrawal of David Weldon earlier in March. The nomination comes at a crucial time for the agency as it continues to address public health challenges.
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