Khatia Otarashvili: WHO Fellowship Opportunities for Public Health Specialists and Researchers
Khatia Otarashvili,Lecturer in Medicine and Healthcare at European University and Alte University, FYGN Global Ambassador for Georgia, shared on LinkedIn:
”The World Health Organization (WHO) offers fellowship opportunities for healthcare professionals, researchers, and public health specialists who are interested in strengthening their knowledge and skills in global health
The program provides opportunities for:
- Professional development in global health, epidemiology, health policy, <a href="https://healthylife7.com/second-person-dies-from-legionnaires-disease-in-nyc-cluster/” title=”Second person dies from Legionnaires' disease in NYC cluster”>disease prevention, and health systems
- International training and capacity-building opportunities
- Knowledge exchange and collaboration with global health experts
- Strengthening technical expertise and leadership skills in public health
WHO fellowships aim to support the development of a skilled health workforce and contribute to stronger health systems worldwide
This is a valuable opportunity for professionals and early-career researchers to expand their expertise, build international networks, and contribute to improving health outcomes
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