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Job opportunities at the Rotavirus ADIP
The Rotavirus Accelerated Development and Introduction Plan is an effort on behalf of and funded by the Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization (GAVI) to coordinate the range of activities needed to assure access to new, life-saving rotavirus vaccines for children in the world’s poorest countries at the earliest point possible. Following a competitive application process, GAVI recently awarded the Rotavirus ADIP to a team at the Program for Appropriate Technology in Health (PATH), a leader in state-of-the-art health programs.
The following posts are currently being recruited to staff the new rotavirus ADIP team at PATH. Instructions for applying for the posts are included in the job descriptions.
- Vaccine Introduction Manager -- job description (Word - 36K) updated 11 March 2004
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Job opportunities
Resources
The ADIP Management Committee
...More to come
Contact information
Background information
McKinsey & Company's
ADIP case study (Word - 333K)
Presentation (PPT - 265)
Rotavirus ADIP proposal (PDF - 360K)
Pneumococcal ADIP proposal (PDF - 543K)
Original Request for Proposals
Independent Proposal Review Committee
ADIP Q&A - I (Launch phase)
11 February 2002 - Press release - GAVI and The Vaccine Fund announce $60 million boost to accelerate development of lifesaving vaccines
Related websites
Rotavirus Vaccine Program (RVP) at PATH
Johns Hopkins Pneumococcal ADIP project site
GAVI Board developments
09 May 2003 - Teleconference - Approval of management committee members
28 January 2003 - Teleconference - Selection of host agencies
19 November 2002 - 9th Board Meeting - Discussion of proposals
12 September 2002 - Teleconference - Establishment of ADIP Q&A
8 August 2002 - Teleconference - ADIP Preparatory Activities Staffing
20 June 2002 - 8th Board - Accelerated Development and Introduction of Priority New Vaccines: The case of pneumococcal and rotavirus vaccines
14 June 2000 - 3rd Board - Incentives for Accelerated R&D for Priority Vaccines
From Immunization Focus
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