Is the CDC a state-owned enterprise or a public institution?

The CDC is a public institution, whose duties are: to provide scientific basis for formulating laws, regulations, rules, policies, standards and disease prevention plans related to disease prevention and control and public health, and to provide policy advice to health administrative departments; Formulate and implement the national work plan and implementation plan for the prevention and control of major diseases and key public health services, and conduct quality inspection and effect evaluation on the national implementation; To be responsible for the training of personnel of lower-level disease prevention and control institutions. The recruitment conditions of CDC are: 1, and they love medical and health undertakings and have the spirit of hard work and dedication; 2, good health, no infectious diseases, no history of mental illness, no history of sudden illness, no limb dysfunction; 3, male or female, under the age of 30.