Rahul Ranjan

Experience

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  Kaivalya Education Foundation

  May 2019 - Apr 2021

  Gandhi Fellow (Development Impact Bond Project)

  Worked for "Development Impact Bond" the world largest education impact bond which is an amalgamation of many international funders in which "UBS Bank" and "British Asian Trust" were paramount.#Dalberg being the strategic and outcome driven partner along with GMI, a third assessment party. Worked directly for 5 schools of DIB and strategize for all 70 DIB schools of Mumbai with operational Team of Kaivalya Education Foundation.

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  Piramal Foundation

  Nov 2020 - May 2021

  Placement Cell - Core Team Member

  -Lead Placement team for 350 + Gandhi Fellows.-Looked at the Health domain, researched organizations, mailed them, and created a pool of networks for placement processes. - Coordinated with senior management, Central Team Leads, and fellows for overall placement.

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  Jagriti Yatra

  Dec 2020 - Jan 2021

  Facilitator
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  Doctors For You

  May 2021 - Nov 2022

  -Implemented NTEP program at the grassroots level, sensitized private health facilities and engaged them.-Liaised with CS, CDO, DPC, WHO Consultant, IMA President and secretary, State Technical Support Unit Team, STS, DR-TB Coordinator, STLS, ICTC counselors, ART Officials, CHO, and concerned individuals.-Organized CME, health camps, Screened prisoners of Siwan’s jail for TB and Cancer with Homi Bhabha Cancer Hospital and Research Centre, Muzaffarpur, and made a budget for the same.-Worked in Samastipur and Begusarai districts of Bihar as a special supervisor. (18 June to 17 August 2022) Show less

  • District Coordinator

    Jun 2021 - Nov 2022

  • Consultant Project Coordinator

    May 2021 - Jun 2021
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  Centre For Health Research and Innovation (CHRI) a PATH affiliate

  Dec 2022 - now

  District Team Lead

  • Managing, strategizing and implementing “Programmatic Management of Tuberculosis Preventive Treatment” in district Deoria in supervision of Chief Medical Officer and District Tuberculosis Officer and in collaboration with all NTEP staffs, WHO consultants, MOICs and other stakeholders. • The project is being supervised and strategized by “Clinton Health Access Initiative” and its Indian affiliate “William J Clinton Foundation” as well and funded by “The Global Fund”.