- Argentina
- Finland
- Japan
- Senegal
- France
- Korea
- Slovakia
- Australia
- Germany
- Malaysia/Singapore
- South Africa
- Austria
- Greece
- Mexico
- Spain
- Belgium
- Hong Kong
- Netherlands
- Sweden
- Brazil
- Hungary
- New Zealand
- Switzerland
- Canada
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The Global Health Fellows Program (GHF) is an international corporate volunteer program that places Pfizer colleagues and teams in short term assignments with leading international development organizations in key emerging markets. During assignments Fellows transfer their professional medical and business expertise in ways that promote access, quality and efficiency of health services for people in greatest need.
Since 2003, over 300 Pfizer colleagues, from offices around the world, have participated in the program working in close to 45 countries. Assignments are focused on optimizing supply chains and business functions, and scaling up promising health prevention approaches. Via the program, Pfizer has partnered with over 40 international development organizations.
- Albert Dunne — Tackling the Challenge of Human Resources for Health (HRH) Strengthening in Kenya
- Janet White — Improving Access to Healthcare in Uganda
- Lingfeng Yang — Engaging Business in Fighting Diabetes in China: Assessment and Recommendations
- Jeffrey Trocio — Fostering Partnerships to Improve Maternal and Child Survival in Uganda
- Andreas Kuznik — Task shifting as a means to improve the cost-effectiveness of antiretroviral drug delivery
- Elaine Tai — Counterfeit Medicines in Kenya
- Janna Dunbar — Unique Challenges for Women's Health in Rural India
- Mark Anthony Gregorio — A Glimpse of the Healthcare Workforce in Papua New Guinea
- Michael Benigno — Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission in Ethiopia
- Nyasha Manyonda — How Health Financing Works
- Philippe Grandin — Community Revolving Fund Pharmacies in Kenya
- Seamus Pender — Vaccine manufacturing process and supply of animal health care products in West Africa
- IAVI — Summary and Full Abstract
- M2m — Case Study
- IDI — Case Study
Pfizer partners in the program include the following organizations:
Accordia Global Health Foundation — Accordia
Accordia Global Health Foundation (Accordia) overcomes the burden of infectious diseases by building healthcare capacity and strengthening academic medical institutions in Africa.
AMPATH — USAID-AMPATH
USAID-AMPATH is a working model of urban and rural HIV prevention, treatment, and socioeconomic support services in the public sector caring for more than 120,000 HIV infected adults and children in 25 government health facilities and 30 satellite clinics in western Kenya. Though AMPATH began as an HIV response program, it has now moved to providing access to comprehensive primary healthcare and chronic disease management.
CARE
CARE is a leading humanitarian organization fighting global poverty. We place special focus on working alongside poor women because, equipped with the proper resources, women have the power to help whole families and entire communities escape poverty. Women are at the heart of CARE's community-based efforts to improve basic education, prevent the spread of HIV, increase access to clean water and sanitation, expand economic opportunity and protect natural resources. CARE also delivers emergency aid to survivors of war and natural disasters, and helps people rebuild their lives. Our mission is to serve individuals and families in the poorest communities in the world. Drawing strength from our global diversity, resources, and experience, we promote innovative solutions and are advocates for global responsibility.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention — CDC
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (or CDC) is a United States federal agency under the Department of Health and Human Services headquartered in Druid Hills, unincorporated DeKalb County, Georgia, in Greater Atlanta.[1][2][3] It works to protect public health and safety by providing information to enhance health decisions, and it promotes health through partnerships with state health departments and other organizations.
GBCHealth
GBCHealth serves as a hub for private sector engagement on the world's most pressing global health issues. Since 2001, GBCHealth has worked with hundreds of members — individually and in partnership with one other — to tackle the challenges of HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis, Malaria, Diabetes and other health issues facing the workplace and communities where business is conducted.
IntraHealth International/The Capacity Project — IntraHealth
IntraHealth International/The Capacity Project (IntraHealth) Based upon our vision of a world where all people have an equal opportunity for health and well-being, IntraHealth International's mission is to mobilize local talent to create sustainable and accessible health care. IntraHealth has served the public health needs of developing countries for nearly 30 years. With an original focus on women's and children's health, IntraHealth's work has broadened to include innovative solutions in accessing basic health care and strengthening human resources for health and interventions for HIV/AIDS and other infectious diseases.
Management Sciences for Health
MSH's leadership team and board of directors work together to harness and leverage MSH's global resources for the purpose of having the greatest health impact. This diverse executive team is focused on advancing MSH's mission and achieving measurable results, has deep international health roots, and is comprised of leaders from the private, public, and nonprofit sectors.
People to People Health Foundation, Inc. — Project HOPE
Project HOPE ("Health Opportunities for People Everywhere") is an international organization providing health training and medical humanitarian assistance to areas of need. The mission of Project HOPE is to provide lasting, sustainable solutions to health problems around the world, working in partnership with people and communities, while giving them the opportunity and the means to help themselves. The content of Project HOPE's programs varies greatly, based on local needs and resources. Generally, these programs fall into six categories: infectious diseases, women's and children's health, health professional education, health systems and facilities, humanitarian assistance, and the health affairs health policy journal.
PharmAccess
PharmAccess Foundation (PharmAccess) is a Dutch not-for-profit organization dedicated to the strengthening of health systems in sub-Saharan Africa ('Africa'). Its ultimate goal is to improve access to quality basic health care including the treatment of HIV/AIDS. PharmAccess supports programs and offers services in the areas of medical and administrative capacity building, health insurance, HIV/AIDS and healthcare workplace programs, health investments and health intelligence.
Population Services International — PSI
Population Services International is the world's leading nonprofit social marketing organization, operating in more than 60 developing countries. PSI creates demand for essential health products and services by using private sector marketing techniques and innovative communications campaigns. On the supply side, PSI works with the commercial sector to increase the availability of these products and services at prices that are affordable to low-income populations. With a bottom-line orientation that is rare among nonprofits, PSI markets products and services for family planning, maternal and child health, and the prevention of AIDS, malaria and other diseases. At PSI, our success is due to our dedicated, creative, and enterprising staff. Our employees come from a variety of backgrounds for a common purpose: to empower low-income people to lead healthier lives through the informed use of essential health products and services, which are accessible and affordable to them. With the assistance of our donors, government counterparts, and partner organizations, PSI employees are saving lives.
Save the Children
Save the Children is the leading independent organization creating lasting change in the lives of children in need in the United States and around the world. Recognized for our commitment to accountability, innovation and collaboration, our work takes us into the heart of communities, where we help children and families help themselves. We work with other organizations, governments, non-profits and a variety of local partners while maintaining our own independence without political agenda or religious orientation.
South Carolina College of Pharmacy
The South Carolina College of Pharmacy was established to improve the health and health care of persons in South Carolina. This mission is achieved through education of health care professionals about the safety and efficacy of medications, conducting state-of-the art research on medication safety and efficacy, and development of innovative approaches to translate research findings into practice.
U.S. Agency for International Development (PEPFAR) — USAID
USAID is an independent federal government agency that receives overall foreign policy guidance from the Secretary of State. Our work supports long-term and equitable economic growth and advances U.S. foreign policy objectives by supporting economic growth, agriculture and trade; global health; and democracy, conflict prevention, and humanitarian assistance. Since the inception of its HIV/AIDS program in 1986, USAID has funded over $6 billion in the fight against this pandemic — more than any other public or private organization. In order to translate this funding into action, USAID collaborates with a wide array of partners in developing countries including local companies and multi-national corporations. With effective coordination, these public-private partnerships can significantly expand quality HIV/AIDS prevention, care and treatment interventions.
Meet Our Current Fellows in the Field
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Beverley Abbott |
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Yvette Aucoin |
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Matthew Azzara |
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Leah Bardfield |
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Jennifer Anne Bartkewich |
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Zia Basha |
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Richard Chambers |
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Warachal Faison |
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Karine Julien |
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Robert Lee |
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Dongrui Ray Lu |
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Veronica Gundersen |
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Isaam Lutfiyya |
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Katherine O'Kelly |
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Gemma Payne |
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Inka Scheurmann |
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Lesley Shane |
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Michelle Warner |
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Sofie Williams |
Meet Our Past Fellows in the Field
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Thomas Anderson |
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Parizad Arbabi |
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JD Baldwin |
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Carlo Bello |
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Michael Benigno |
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Susan J Blakeney |
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Marielle Bevan |
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Gabriel Bjerner |
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David Blackwell |
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Linda Calandra |
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Angela Camilleri |
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Sue-Ann Chen |
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Julia Choi |
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Kerin M. Conway |
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Juan Carlos Cotarelo |
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Crystal Dandy |
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An De Boelpaep |
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Barbara Decker |
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James Dezieck |
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Paul Dominowski, Ph.D. |
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Janna Dunbar |
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Albert Dunne |
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Sonia Faucher |
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Tara Flynn |
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Ilan Fogel |
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Jenny de Gelder |
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Arshia Ghani |
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Brandford Giddings, Jr. |
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Aditi Goenka |
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Philippe Grandin |
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Mark Anthony Gregorio |
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Dr. Anja Guntermann |
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Nedra Hoffman |
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Eduardo Heidelberg |
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Christine Hong |
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Kui Huang |
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Gudrun Hubinger, PhD |
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Lie-Ju Hwang, Ph.D. |
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Stephen Jordan |
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Randall Kaja |
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Tracie Kochanny |
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Suresh Kota |
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Sunita Kumar |
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Uma Kuruganti |
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Andreas Kuznik |
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Julie LeChasseur |
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Chunming Li |
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Connie Lieu |
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Jerid Lydic |
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Nyasha Manyonda |
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Simona Marchetta |
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Melanie Martel |
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Sandra Marsh |
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David Marshall |
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Benjamin Maxey |
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Adam McDonald |
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Frank Mertens |
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Brenda Mitchell |
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Yolande Morris |
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Lillian Mu |
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Heather Neumann |
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Nancy Ng |
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Henry Okoth |
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Alexandria Osborne |
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Tanya Owens |
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Beth Packman |
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Michael Pastoor |
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Hemangini Patel |
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Michael Crawford Pearce |
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Seamus Pender |
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Usha Pillai |
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Melinda Platte |
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Liza Prettypaul |
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Oonagh Casey Puglisi |
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Sean Rapson |
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Roger Rice |
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Brenda Santos |
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Todd Schettini |
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Thomas Schlecht |
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Meredith Schmidt |
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Tracy E. Sienko |
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Ying Song |
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Shaun Stewart |
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Nicole Stikeleather |
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Carol Szeto |
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Vidya Swaminathan |
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Elaine Tai |
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Heather Thorkelson |
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Shannon Topinka |
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Jeffrey Trocio |
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Sarma Vadlamani |
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Elna van der Ryst |
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Bart Verlinden |
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Mario Tullio Villa |
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Patrick Vogt |
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Mary Kathleen Walters |
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Joseph Wang |
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Carrianne Wilson |
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Janet White |
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Nyota Wright |
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Lingfeng Yang |
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Peter Xiaodong Zhang |
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