Global Health Transplant
Global Health Transplant
Podcast Description
The Global Health Transplant Podcast is your inside look at the diverse and impactful careers of non-clinical global health professionals from around the world.
Each episode features candid conversations with practitioners working behind the scenes—program managers, policy advisors, researchers, M&E specialists, advocates, and more—sharing how they got started, the work they do, and what it really takes to thrive in this space.
Whether you're considering a career in global health or looking to pivot within the field, you'll gain real-world insights, inspiration, and practical tips !
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The podcast centers around a wide range of topics within global health, featuring episodes that discuss the roles of statisticians, the experiences of global health academics, and foundational insights for aspiring global health professionals. For example, episodes explore the impact of statistics in humanitarian responses, the relationship between security and health, and the career trajectories of diverse global health practitioners.
The Global Health Transplant Podcast is your inside look at the diverse and impactful careers of non-clinical global health professionals from around the world.
Each episode features candid conversations with practitioners working behind the scenes—program managers, policy advisors, researchers, M&E specialists, advocates, and more—sharing how they got started, the work they do, and what it really takes to thrive in this space.
Whether you’re considering a career in global health or looking to pivot within the field, you’ll gain real-world insights, inspiration, and practical tips !
In this episode of Global Health Transplant, Chadel speaks with Dr. Fifa Rahman, a global health advocate and legal expert whose work centers on access to medicines, pandemic preparedness, equity, and civil society engagement in global health governance.
With a background in law and health policy, Dr. Rahman has established a Consultancy Practice and collaborated with major health actors such as the WHO, the UN, and international coalitions to ensure the voices of marginalized communities are represented in critical decision-making spaces.
In today's conversation we explore:
Her ”transition” into the global health law space
Some of the projects and policies she's been able to contribute to
Her insights from her role as Manager of a Consultancy firm
Lessons on navigating power and politics in the space.
This episode offers inspiration and insight for anyone interested in forging an impactful, non-clinical path in global health.
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