Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire Remote (Global) Full-time

Clinton Health Access Initiative is hiring a Program Manager, Health Systems Strengthening

Responsibilities

  • Compile insights from multiple countries into clear summaries for internal and external audiences.
  • Contribute to global communication by creating updates, success narratives, impact summaries, and key messages showcasing program outcomes and learnings.
  • Lead knowledge management for the health systems cluster by gathering materials, overviews, and technical resources from across countries.
  • Manage centralized repositories of tools, templates, case studies, and best practices to promote consistency and learning across country programs.
  • Organize regular cross-country forums to identify and share lessons and effective approaches.
  • Lead efforts to document impact and successes in key priority countries and technical areas.
  • Support monitoring and evaluation follow-up, including quarterly tracking of country progress and flagging areas needing intervention.
  • Assist in measuring the long-term financial and operational impact of health system reforms through data modeling and analysis.
  • Compile progress updates into monthly reports for senior leadership and donor audiences.
  • Design standardized tools and templates for data collection and reporting, and guide country teams on tracking core metrics.
  • Monitor project deliverables, timelines, and milestones across multi-country initiatives to ensure on-time implementation.
  • Support grant management, including donor reporting, communication, and adherence to funding requirements.
  • Prepare agendas, materials, and follow-up actions for meetings with internal teams, donors, and partners.
  • Collaborate with the Associate Director and regional leads to align technical and operational support with country needs.
  • Inform organizational strategy on health system efficiency and transitions from foreign aid by analyzing country contexts and identifying high-impact opportunities.
  • Partner with leadership to advocate for priority reforms and secure necessary resources.
  • Provide evidence-based recommendations for strategic planning by synthesizing field insights and program data.
  • Translate global strategic goals into practical country-level action plans aligned with local needs.
  • Act as main point of contact for foreign aid transition initiatives, coordinating communication, analysis, and problem-solving across geographies.
  • Produce high-quality materials for donors, such as concept notes, summaries, presentations, and talking points.
  • Coordinate inputs from country and global teams for donor and partner discussions.
  • Support donor meeting logistics, including preparing agendas, briefs, and tracking follow-up actions.
  • Turn program updates and lessons into clear, strategic communications that enhance organizational credibility with partners.

Work Arrangement

Remote (Worldwide)

Team

The role reports to the Associate Director, Health Systems Efficiencies, and serves as a key link to country teams. Collaboration occurs with regional and global technical experts, the country support team, and regional focal points.

Team

The Program Manager will report to the Associate Director, Health Systems Efficiencies, and serve as a key interface to country teams. The role will work with CHAI’s regional and global experts, country support team, and regional focal points.

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Department Health Systems Strengthening - Health Financing
Posted 11 days ago