United States Department of State task force to mitigate COVID-19 From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The White House Coronavirus Task Force was a United States Department of State task force that focuses on the spread and limiting of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19).[1] The task force was created on January 29, 2020.[2]
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On February 26, 2020, U.S. Vice President Mike Pence was named to chair the task force, and Deborah Birx was named the response coordinator.[3] Other members have been added since the initial appointments.[4]
Member | Role | Appointment | |
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Mike Pence | Vice President of the United States Chair of White House Coronavirus Task Force |
February 26, 2020[3] |
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Deborah Birx | United States Global AIDS Coordinator White House Coronavirus Response Coordinator | February 26, 2020[3] |
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Jerome Adams | Surgeon General of the United States | February 26, 2020[3] |
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Alex Azar | United States Secretary of Health and Human Services | January 29, 2020[2] |
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Stephen Biegun | United States Deputy Secretary of State | January 29, 2020[2] |
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Robert Blair | Senior Advisor to the White House Chief of Staff | January 29, 2020[2] |
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Ben Carson | United States Secretary of Housing and Urban Development | March 1, 2020[5] |
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Francis Collins | Director of the National Institutes of Health | May 15, 2020[4] |
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Ken Cuccinelli | Acting United States Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security | January 29, 2020[2] |
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Kelvin Droegemeier | Director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy | March 1, 2020[5] |
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Thomas J. Engels | Administrator of the Health Resources and Services Administration | May 15, 2020[4] |
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Anthony Fauci | Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases | January 29, 2020[2] |
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Joe Grogan | Director of the Domestic Policy Council | January 29, 2020[2] |
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Stephen Hahn | Commissioner of Food and Drugs | March 1, 2020[5] |
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Derek Kan | Executive Associate Director of the Office of Management and Budget | January 29, 2020[2] |
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Larry Kudlow | Director of the National Economic Council | February 26, 2020[3] |
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Chris Liddell | White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy Coordination | January 29, 2020[2] |
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Peter Marks | Director of the Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research | May 15, 2020[4] |
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Steven Mnuchin | United States Secretary of the Treasury | February 26, 2020[3] |
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Robert O'Brien | National Security Advisor | January 29, 2020[2] |
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Sonny Perdue | United States Secretary of Agriculture | May 15, 2020[4] |
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Matthew Pottinger | Deputy National Security Advisor | January 29, 2020[2] |
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Robert R. Redfield | Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention | January 29, 2020[2] |
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Eugene Scalia | United States Secretary of Labor | May 15, 2020[4] |
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Joel Szabat | Acting Under Secretary of Transportation for Policy | January 29, 2020[2] |
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Seema Verma | Administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services | March 2, 2020[6] |
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Robert Wilkie | United States Secretary of Veterans Affairs | March 2, 2020[6] |
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