Frontline Fetp Cohorts

As a result of the Ebola epidemic, the Ministry of Health developed an Investment Plan for Building a Resilient Health System (2015 – 2021).

Zonal Surveillance Officers

Kenderick Wleh

Moses Blackie

Roderick Freeman

Sampson S. William

T. Zayzay Kolliegoe

Zota Cooper

Jackie P. Jackson Hall

Jallah Z. Gobeh

John P. Kromah

T. Zayzay Kolliegoe

Zota Cooper

Margaret Mulbah

Marie G. Douwee Harding

Nathaniel O. Ballah

Peter J. Hinneh Jr

Zota Cooper

Zayzay R. Yennego

National Surveillance Officers

Marie G. Douwee Harding

Nathaniel O. Ballah

District Surveillance Officers

County Surveillance Officers

National Surveillance Officers

District Surveillance Officers

National Surveillance Officers

District Surveillance Officers

National Surveillance Officers

District Surveillance Officers

About Us

The Liberia Field Epidemiology Training Program (LFETP) began in August 2015. The program is funded by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and implemented by the African Field Epidemiology Network (AFENET). Emory University was instrumental and directly involved in standing up and implementing the program for the first year of LFETP’s existence.

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