The Global Network for Academic Public Health (GNAPH) is recruiting a one-year, part-time Riegelman GNAPH Fellow (approx. 1 day/week, fully remote) to help shape and advance our global plan of action.
This is a unique opportunity for an early-career public health professional—a recent graduate (within five years) of a Master's or higher-level program at a GNAPH member institution—to work across regions with leaders in academic public health.
The Fellow will help coordinate GNAPH's priorities (including the COPE Program and a young professionals' network), support the Secretariat, and contribute to identifying funding and sustaining GNAPH's work.
Applications now closed.
Lore Leighton
Brussels, Belgium
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