Global Director, Sickle Cell Health Initiatives

Baylor College of Medicine; Houston (TX); Vor Ort; USD 150.000 - 210.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Baylor College of Medicine in Houston seeks a Director for Texas Children’s Global Sickle Cell Disease Initiatives to design, implement, and scale the global sickle cell portfolio across multiple African countries, engaging Ministries of Health, Africa CDC, NGOs, academia, industry, and philanthropy.

The role translates strategic vision into operational programs, overseeing workforce development, health systems strengthening, monitoring and evaluation, and ensuring improvements in access,

Qualifikationen

• MD required.
• Experience in leading complex, multinational health initiatives preferred.

Aufgaben

• Lead multinational implementation across participating countries, coordinating stakeholder actions and health systems strengthening.
• Cultivate and manage high-level partnerships with ministries of health, Africa CDC, NGOs, academia, industry, and philanthropy.
• Strengthen health workforce capacity through training, mentoring, and scalable development models.
• Advance health systems transformation by integrating services into national policies, digital platforms, and financing mechanisms.
• Oversee program quality, learning, and impact through data, evaluation, and continuous improvement.

Kenntnisse

Global health leadership

Program implementation

Stakeholder engagement

Workforce development

Health systems strengthening

Organizational management

Ausbildung

MD

Jobbeschreibung

Baylor College of Medicine in Houston seeks a Director for Texas Children’s Global Sickle Cell Disease Initiatives to design, implement, and scale the global sickle cell portfolio across multiple African countries, engaging Ministries of Health, Africa CDC, NGOs, academia, industry, and philanthropy.

The role translates strategic vision into operational programs, overseeing workforce development, health systems strengthening, monitoring and evaluation, and ensuring improvements in access,