The Global Health Fellows Program
The Global Health Fellows Program (GHFP) is a five-year cooperative agreement with the US Agency for International Development. GHFP seeks to improve the effectiveness of USAID population, health and nutrition programs. Using evidence-based best practices, the program's vision is to create a large, sustainable pool of talented global health professionals and responsive organizational and professional development programs.
GHFP's main areas of focus include: 1) the recruitment, placement, career development and mentoring of fellows and interns both in Washington DC and abroad; 2) implementation of a diversity initiative that creates opportunities for underrepresented populations in the field of global health; and 3) organizational development support for USAID staff in Washington, DC and USAID Missions and professional development opportunities for fellows and USAID staff.
Areas of technical expertise include HIV/AIDS, family planning/reproductive health, maternal and child health, knowledge management, avian influenza, malaria, and TB. For more information, visit About Us.
Current Fellowship opportunities
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Health Communications Intern |
Washington, DC |
Program News
Announcing GHFP Informational Interviews! GHFP is committed to fostering the development of Global Health leaders and is now offering 25 informational interview slots monthly to those interested in exploring and pursuing careers in international public health. This is your chance to ask questions ... [
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GHFP Video
GHFP Fellows talk about a cross border HIV initiative between Cambodia and Viet Nam, HIV-prevention work in South Africa, plus cultural sensitivity lessons learned in Uganda and getting started in the field. Running time: 12 minutes.
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Featured Fellow
Title: Community and NGO Development Advisor
Location: United States
Scope of Work
Kelly serves as a technical expert within the Global Health Bureau’s Office of HIV/AIDS (OHA), providing guidance and leadership in the design, implementation and evaluation of technically sound, cost-effective and... [more]
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