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 National Consultant
 Food & Agriculture Organisation
 

 Location : New Delhi , India
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 Experience : 5-10 Years
 Last date of Submission : 22 Mar 2010
 Sector : Agriculture & Allied sector
 Compensation : Negotiable
 Skill Set : Programme Management , Training and Capacity Building
 Nature of Job : Consultancy/Assignment
 
 
 Job Description
 
  • Assess the status of epidemiological services including the disease reporting system and the capacity for detecting epidemiologically significant events in poultry and other livestock.
  • Advise on the requirements for gathering appropriate disease intelligence for early warning and strategy development.
  • Provide on-the-job and workshop training in epidemiology and disease reporting.
  • Assist in updating a national animal disease reporting system including a “flash” reporting system for epidemiologically-significant events as early warning of developing epidemics.
  • Advising for needed updating of currently installed software for passive animal disease surveillance.
  • Assist in developing training material on Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) epidemiological investigation and surveillance.
 Candidate Profile
 

Qualifications & Experience :

  • A veterinarian graduated from a recognized university with a postgraduate degree in epidemiology/relevant discipline.
  • At least seven years of relevant field experience.
  • A nationally recognized expert in veterinary epidemiology, preferably with particular experience and exposure in the field of HPAI and other related paramyxovirus disease surveillance in the region.
  • Extent of experience in managing animal health related programmes in India.
  • Extent of experience developing and implementing capacity building/training programmes for veterinary workers.

To Apply this vacancy send your Resume with cover letter to  fao-in@fao.org