Regional Infectious Disease Surveillance Advisor, Strengthening Infectious Disease Detection Systems (strides), Epidemic Preparedness & Response, Asia, Middle East, & Europe (amee)

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Infectious disease surveillance systems
Epidemiological principles and methods
Zoonotic diseases and outbreak investigation
The Regional Infectious Disease Surveillance Advisor will oversee and provide technical leadership for day-to-day implementation of surveillance activities in AMEE, with potential for additional countries

Job Summary

  • The Regional Infectious Disease Surveillance Advisor will oversee and provide technical leadership for day-to-day implementation of surveillance activities in AMEE, with potential for additional countries.
  • This role involves leading the development, coordination, and implementation of surveillance activities, including epidemiological and laboratory surveillance for zoonotic, epidemic-, and pandemic-prone diseases, as well as outbreak investigations.
  • The advisor will provide expert input to national guidelines and normative policies, advising governments and partners on best practices in surveillance and ensuring alignment with global standards.

Matching Summary

The Regional Infectious Disease Surveillance Advisor will oversee and provide technical leadership for day-to-day implementation of surveillance activities in AMEE, with potential for additional countries.

Skills & Requirements

Must-have

  • infectious disease surveillance systems
  • epidemiological principles and methods
  • zoonotic diseases and outbreak investigation
  • DHIS2 system development and implementation
  • cross-country collaboration in epidemiology

Nice-to-have

  • global health security projects
  • multisectoral collaborations
  • technical leadership on large USG-funded projects
  • national and regional infectious disease projects

Key Requirements

  • Master’s degree or its International Equivalent in epidemiology, public health, veterinary medicine or related field
  • At least 5 years of international experience in surveillance systems
  • At least 3 years of experience managing large USG-funded projects
  • Demonstrated expertise in zoonotic diseases, surveillance systems, and outbreak investigation across AMEE
  • Experience leading national and regional infectious disease surveillance projects
  • English proficiency required

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Not specified

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