About the organization: Promotes best practices in healthcare delivery and research using locally adapted, strengthening models of health systems.

Volunteer opportunities: Volunteer opportunities available.

From organization website: Center for Clinical Care and Clinical Research (CCCRN) is a Nigerian non-profit established 2010 promoting best practices in healthcare delivery, medical training, and research using locally-adapted health systems strengthening models. Headquarters in Abuja with field offices in operational states. Established footprints in 36 states of Nigeria implementing health programs. Services: HIV Testing and Counseling, HIV Care and Treatment, Orphans and Vulnerable Children's (OVC) Program, and Tuberculosis Care. Has implemented clinical and operational research activities funded through CDC, NIH, Clinton Health Access Initiatives, GEANCO, and private streams. Volunteer positions available. Center for Clinical Care and Clinical Research Nigeria (CCCR Nigeria, cccr-nigeria.org) is a Nigerian non-profit dedicated to providing comprehensive HIV/AIDS care, prevention, research, and capacity building in Nigeria. Operates HIV testing and counseling, ART services, prevention of mother-to-child transmission (PMTCT), pediatric and adolescent HIV care, opportunistic infection management, TB-HIV coinfection, sexual and reproductive health, family planning, and clinical research. Major partner of USAID/PEPFAR, US CDC, and other international donors in Nigeria's HIV/AIDS response. Conducts operational research, clinical trials, and capacity-building activities for Nigerian healthcare providers. Partners with Nigerian Ministry of Health, state ministries, US Mission Nigeria, Nigerian and international universities, and other Nigerian HIV/AIDS implementing partners. Welcomes Nigerian and international volunteer physicians (especially infectious disease/HIV, internal medicine, pediatrics, OB/GYN), nurses, midwives, public health professionals, M&E specialists, social workers, researchers, and lay support volunteers.

Healthcare services: public health, infectious diseases.