Program Manager, Maternal Health

Clinton Health Access Initiative; United States; Remote; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

CHAI is a global health organization accelerating the sustainable introduction of medical devices and shaping SRMNH strategies with a focus on AI-enabled care and POCUS in maternal health.

This role leads deployment planning, coordinates with global and country teams, and engages governments, donors, and partners to drive scale-up. Travel and international collaboration are expected to advance data-informed decisions and impact.

Qualifications

• Experience leading health program deployments in LMICs.
• Stakeholder engagement with governments, donors and partners.
• Ability to work with limited supervision and manage multiple priorities.

Responsibilities

• Lead planning and execution for deployment of medical devices in focal countries.
• Coordinate with global and country teams to align on project goals and timelines.
• Engage stakeholders across governments, donors, and partners to advance scale up.
• Monitor implementation progress and provide quality inputs to strategy and operations.
• Serve as a focal point for select countries and maintain deep program knowledge.
• Support data and evidence generation to inform decisions and expand impact.

Skills

Technical skills

Analytical skills

Project management

Job description

About the role

CHAI is a global health organization that supports governments and partners to strengthen health systems across LMICs. This role owns driving the sustainable introduction of medical devices and contributing to global and country level strategies for SRMNH, with a focus on AI enabled care and POCUS in maternal health.

What you'll do

• Lead planning and execution for deployment of medical devices in focal countries
• Coordinate with global and country teams to align on project goals and timelines
• Engage stakeholders across governments, donors, and partners to advance scale up
• Monitor implementation progress and provide quality inputs to strategy and operations
• Serve as a focal point for select countries and maintain deep program knowledge
• Support data and evidence generation to inform decisions and expand impact

What they're looking for

• Strong technical, analytical, and project management skills
• Experience with health programs in LMICs and stakeholder engagement
• Ability to work with limited supervision and manage multiple priorities
• Comfort with global level and country level collaboration and travel
• Excellent communication and strategic thinking abilities
• Knowledge of maternal and newborn health and digital health innovations is a plus

For applicants in Nigeria

• The listing indicates remote work from Nigeria is possible and mentions Nigeria or Rwanda as preferred locations
• Frequent, extended travel to Nigeria and Rwanda is noted
• The listing does not specify a timezone requirement or pay currency; confirm during interview