Dr. Joseph “Joe” Bresee

Dr. Joseph “Joe” Bresee

Dr. Joseph Bresee serves as the director of the respiratory virus prevention programs at The Task Force for Global Health. The programs work towards increasing equitable access to life-saving vaccines such as influenza and COVID vaccines in low- and middle-income countries, and include the Partnership for International Vaccine Initiatives, CoVIP, the CoVID-19 Vaccine Implementation Program, SONAR (Strengthening Outbreak Notification and Response), and the Global Funders Consortium for Universal Influenza Vaccine Development. He has more than thirty years of experience working in influenza and vaccines, having started his public health career at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Latest Articles

Opinion: Vaccinating health workers builds crucial vaccine systems

Opinion: Vaccinating health workers builds crucial vaccine systems

over 2 years ago // Sponsored by The Task Force for Global Health

Building and strengthening vaccination programs for health workers not only immediately protects from infection, but also creates robust vaccination systems for timely and efficient vaccine delivery during pandemics.

Opinion: Vaccines must be delivered and deployed

Opinion: Vaccines must be delivered and deployed

about 4 years ago // Sponsored by Task Force for Global Health

The Partnership for Influenza Vaccine Introduction, a program of The Task Force for Global Health, explains why seasonal influenza programs are key to pandemic readiness and health systems strengthening.