She is currently working at the WHO with the development of the Global Health Emergency Workforce. She has worked cross-disciplinary with Global Health related issues for more than 15 years in areas such as biomedical laboratory sciences, clinical trials, development of education, and project management. Taha Hirbod Alexandersson's scientific work within the area of mucosal immunity and HIV in vulnerable populations, conducted in partnership with the Kenya AIDS Control and the Rakai Health Sciences Programs, has resulted in several original findings and technical developments. In 2014, she was in charge of the construction and management of the KI Ebola training center and in April 2015 she started working with the Ebola response team at the WHO.