· Academia
o university based NIH research
o center based (e.g. HIGH) or divisions of Global Health at Hospitals (Penn, Pitt, BWH, MGH, UCSF, WashU,
o Maintain an academic faculty position as a hospitalist or consultant essentially at 75% time and spend the rest of time abroad with another institution further down the tree
· Industry
o pharma (e.g. novartis vaccines)
o consulting (e.g. mck, broadreach)
o occupational health (e.g. mining companies, agriculture, environmental health)
· NGO/ Non profit
o country specific (e.g. PHI - haiti/Rwanda, Aurum Institute for Health Research)
o theme based (e.g. MSF, IHI - pt safety / quality)
· Foundations (Gates, Rockefeller, Clinton, KFF, Elizabeth Glaser, Doris Duke, UN Foundations)
o portfolio manager (e.g. circ funding evaluator for gates)
· US Gov't
o Development based entities (e.g. USAID)
o foreign policy based entities (e.g. state dept)
· Multilaterals
o WHO, UNICEF, UNFPA
o WB - looking for docs to help them evaluate country loan proposals and make sure funding is in line with objectives
· Advocacy
o in-country: Treatment Action Campaign, AIDS Law Project, ARASA
o US-based: Treatment Action Group
· Bioethics
· Regulatory/Intellectual property
· Think tanks e.g Council on Foreign Relations
I would argue that USAID is a foreign policy/relations entity. Look at how it spends its $$: Israel, Egypt, Afghanistan, Pakistan are the top recipients.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.usaid.gov/policy/budget/cbj2009/101450.pdf