Jhpiego is proud to be supporting the Baltimore City Health Department in its broad response to COVID-19 with case investigation and contact tracing, which involves the provision of training, implementation, quality assurance, and monitoring and evaluation. The innovative centerpiece of this response—which the city and its partners, including Jhpiego, intend to be a model for
A legacy of equipped, empowered human resources for health – and lives saved. For six years, Jhpiego led the United States Agency for International Development’s Strengthening Resources for Health Project (2012-2018), which supported the Government of Ethiopia to sharply increase the number of skilled health workers, human resource managers and practices, and significantly improved the
Baltimore, MD—The city of Baltimore and Jhpiego, a Johns Hopkins University affiliate and global health nonprofit, today announced the launch of a new health and jobs recovery program that will hire and train 303 people to track and contain exposure to the deadly coronavirus, with the goals of preventing transmission of COVID-19 and saving lives.
