Senior Program Manager, AI-Enabled Maternal Health

Clinton Health Access Initiative; Oregon; Hybrid; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Clinton Health Access Initiative is seeking a Senior Program Manager to lead AI-enabled POCUS initiatives in maternal and newborn health. You will guide strategy, coordinate cross‑functional teams, and manage donor relationships to drive scalable health outcomes.

The role requires strategic leadership, program management expertise, and strong collaboration with governments and partners across time zones. Travel and global coordination are expected as part of program delivery.

Qualifications

• Master's degree in public health, medicine, business administration, public policy, science or related field.
• Seven or more years of experience in a demanding, fast-paced environment with growing responsibility.
• Experience owning product access strategy development including market shaping and health system strengthening.
• Experience managing complex multi-workstream projects through full lifecycle with minimal supervision.
• Experience working with governments and health systems in LMICs and navigating government processes.
• Experience developing and managing project budgets and grant resources.
• Strong relationship management, including with ministries and donors.

Responsibilities

• Strategic Program Leadership (40%) Drive product access and program implementation strategy for AI POCUS with leadership.
• Project Management (40%) Oversee work planning, risk mitigation, donor engagement, and resource use.
• Stakeholder and Relationship Management (20%) Serve as CHAI contact for partners and coordinate with global groups.

Skills

Strategic leadership

Project management

Stakeholder engagement

Team leadership

Communication

Data-driven decision making

AI tools familiarity

Education

Master's degree in public health, medicine, business administration, public policy, science or related field

Tools

PowerPoint

Word

Job description

Clinton Health Access Initiative is seeking a Senior Program Manager to lead AI-enabled POCUS initiatives in maternal and newborn health. You will guide strategy, coordinate cross‑functional teams, and manage donor relationships to drive scalable health outcomes.

The role requires strategic leadership, program management expertise, and strong collaboration with governments and partners across time zones. Travel and global coordination are expected as part of program delivery.