PATH
PATH
PATH is a global health organization founded in 1977 that develops health products and supports disease management and stronger health systems. Its work spans healthcare technology, policy advocacy, and health equity, with a focus on making care more accessible and affordable for marginalized women and children. PATH works with governments, companies, and nonprofits on infectious diseases, maternal and child health, and epidemic preparedness. Its teams work across healthcare, consulting, and logistics.

Remote EPR Communications Consultant, Global Health Programs

Turn PATH’s epidemic preparedness and response work into donor-focused briefs, blogs, and stories. Support communications for global health funders, policymakers, and public health audiences.

Description

  • Review existing epidemic preparedness and response communications to identify gaps, audiences, and key messages.
  • Create donor-focused capability briefs, program summaries, and talking points on PATH’s outbreak preparedness and response expertise, methods, and results.
  • Write external thought leadership and stories, including posts for PATH.org.
  • Review, update, and copy-edit donor communications and business development materials.
  • Adapt technical material for different audiences while keeping the language accurate, accessible, engaging, and consistent with EPR messaging.
  • Coordinate drafts, review rounds, and revisions with EPR and PATH communications staff.
  • Check that materials meet PATH’s brand, editorial, safeguarding, and publication standards.
  • Join progress check-ins during US East Coast working hours, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. ET.
  • Deliver updated capability materials, blog posts or feature stories, and donor-facing technical and business development materials.

Requirements

  • Bachelor’s degree.
  • At least three years of professional experience in public health, global health, science, or nonprofit communications.
  • Experience creating clear written materials for external audiences such as funders, policymakers, practitioners, or the general public.
  • Working knowledge of infectious disease surveillance, outbreak preparedness and response, health security, or One Health.
  • Strong English writing, interviewing, synthesis, editing, and proofreading skills.
  • A portfolio showing concise, accessible communications.
  • Ability to manage several deliverables independently, incorporate technical reviewers’ feedback, and meet agreed deadlines.
  • Legal authorization to work in the United States.
  • French fluency is preferred.

Benefits

  • The cover letter should state the requested daily rate; no employer-paid salary or benefits are specified.

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