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CGPP Consultant Roster: Outbreak Preparedness, Readiness and Response, Polio Eradication, Maternal and Child Health
Freelance3 months ago
Job Description
RDC
Freelance
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Position summary
CORE Group, Inc., on behalf of the CORE Group Partners Project (CGPP), is seeking highly qualified and experienced consultants for inclusion in a roster that can be rapidly deployed to support outbreak preparedness, readiness and response in high-risk and affected countries. The primary profile sought under this advert includes health professionals with strong skills in field epidemiology, emergency response, risk communication and community engagement, maternal and child health, data management, and coordination with ministries of health and other stakeholders. Consultants may be engaged to support Ebola Virus Disease (EVD), polio eradication, maternal and child health, and other priority public health threats, depending on operational need, country context and available funding. About CGPP CGPP works across maternal and child health, polio eradication and broader global health security. Through this consultant roster, CGPP aims to identify qualified professionals who can support integrated outbreak response programming while strengthening continuity of project implementation across these areas. Assignments may include surveillance and case investigation, field epidemiology, emergency coordination,
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