The Global Health Technical Professionals (GHTP) program is designed to connect global health talent with opportunities to help further USAID’s commitment to improving health outcomes for families and communities worldwide. The program recruits and supports early- to mid-career global health professionals, connecting them to opportunities with the USAID Bureau for Global Health, overseas Missions, and implementing partners to achieve the Agency’s global health priorities. Through GHTP, the Bureau for Global Health is contributing meaningfully to identifying and training a new generation of diverse, global health talent that will bring advanced skill sets to the global health field in years to come. Positions generally fall into one of the following technical areas: · HIV/AIDS · Tuberculosis · Malaria · GH Supply Chain & Logistics · Neglected Tropical Diseases · Maternal/Child Health · Voluntary Family Planning/Reproductive Health · Data Analytics · Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene · Nutrition Domestic positions are generally based in Washington DC, USAID Bureaus, but may include USAID partner organizations. International placements are mostly at USAID Missions, but may include assignment at various ministries of health, NGOs, and USAID partner country offices. GHTP recognizes the importance of continuous professional and career development for global health professionals, and we provide tailored resources, information, and opportunities for our technical professionals throughout their tenure at GHTP. Benefits include an annual professional development stipend, performance and career development support, and mentorship opportunities. GHTP use of LinkedIn does not constitute an endorsement by GHTP of the sponsors of the site or the information or products presented on the site. Posts, Likes, and comments on this platform do not reflect the views of USAID.