Program Vision
Our approach to global health challenges unleashes the full power of Pfizer resources, including our own colleagues, to help strengthen healthcare systems and close the health equity gap.
Global Health Fellows Program Information
Through the Global Health Fellows program, partner organizations gain valuable knowledge and build capacity, while Pfizer colleagues expand their learnings and use their skills in new ways.
The program supports partners through short-term projects—offered in virtual, in-person, and hybrid settings—that focus on addressing operational challenges, assessing gaps in services, or exploring new opportunities.
Following a pilot with patient advocacy organizations in Sub-Saharan Africa, we are now piloting Global Health Fellows with patient advocacy organizations in the United States, with a limited number of projects to assess whether skills-based volunteering can provide meaningful capacity-building support.
What a project involves
One to five Pfizer colleagues (fellows) would be selected to work with your organization on a defined project. Fellows bring business skills in supply chain and process improvement, communications and marketing, data management and analytics, operations and project management, digital and IT strategy, and HR and people management, to name a few.
Projects can last from a single day to six months and be virtual, in person, or as a mix of both. Virtual work takes around 3–4 hours of a Fellow's time each week and/or full business days if in-person (not to exceed 2 consecutive weeks or 10 business days).
There is no cost to your organization. Pfizer covers its volunteers' costs, including travel.
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