Associate, Global Health Policy & Coalitions

Partners In Health; Boston (MA); Hybrid; USD 70,000 - 74,000; Full time

Job summary

Partners In Health (PIH) seeks an Associate, Advocacy Coalitions to join the Advocacy & Influencing team. The role supports PIH’s effort to influence policy and governance at national and international levels, with a focus on reducing debt burdens and increasing tax justice for low-income countries.

The position is time-bound, exempt, and full-time, with work options including in-office Boston, remote within the U.S., or hybrid arrangements, and up to 20% travel.

Qualifications

• Four years of experience in policy advocacy/coalition building.
• Experience with debt and tax policy terminology and analytic methods.
• Ability to influence legislators and build cross-sector coalitions.
• Experience drafting policy briefs, letters, and advocacy materials.

Responsibilities

• Represent PIH in Advocacy Coalitions and engage coalition members to meet policy goals.
• Advance coalition work in policy analysis and build consensus on campaign strategies.
• Support coalition processes by populating knowledge systems and guiding publication and tracking progress.
• Research, write, and edit policy papers, briefs, and advocacy materials.
• Draft advocacy materials including endorsement letters and talking points.
• Conduct outreach to US government officials, legislative bodies, and other partners.
• Advance strategy to secure US Congressional endorsement of the UN Tax Convention.
• Assist with development of national grassroots advocacy through PIH Engage teams and training materials.

Skills

Debt policy

Tax policy

Legislative influence

Advocacy leadership

Policy analysis

Health equity

Media advocacy

Written communication

Job description

Partners In Health (PIH) seeks an Associate, Advocacy Coalitions to join the Advocacy & Influencing team. The role supports PIH’s effort to influence policy and governance at national and international levels, with a focus on reducing debt burdens and increasing tax justice for low-income countries.

The position is time-bound, exempt, and full-time, with work options including in-office Boston, remote within the U.S., or hybrid arrangements, and up to 20% travel.