The Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI) offers an exciting opportunity for a skilled Epidemiologist.

Join CHAI's dynamic team in Senegal, which has evolved since 2002 from focusing on HIV/AIDS to addressing major global health challenges including malaria, tuberculosis, hepatitis, and COVID-19.

CHAI's Global Impact

CHAI collaborates closely with governments in low-and middle-income countries to enhance health systems and ensure access to life-saving interventions. Its mission extends to combating non-communicable diseases and reducing maternal and child mortality rates.

The Role of the Epidemiologist

As an Epidemiologist, you will lead efforts focused on malaria and neglected tropical diseases across Africa, designing and implementing disease surveillance systems and utilizing data to guide health strategies. This role goes beyond analysis to make a significant public health impact.

Key Responsibilities

1. Provide strategic leadership for malaria and NTD surveillance efforts, ensuring data informs decision-making.

2. Manage and oversee analytics and surveillance projects for effective interventions.

3. Develop and mentor a team of epidemiologists, promoting collaboration.

4. Communicate findings, represent CHAI in discussions, and influence health policy.

Qualifications Required

Ideal candidates should possess a DrPH or PhD in Public Health or Epidemiology with at least 7 years of relevant experience. Proficiency in data analysis and communication skills with government and partners are essential.

Join Us!

This position offers a chance to be part of an organization focused on life-saving public health initiatives. If you're ready to travel and work in diverse settings, apply now to become a global health leader with CHAI!