Senior Program Manager, Maximum Impact Incubator

RemoteWork; United States; Remote; USD 110,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

The Clinton Health Access Initiative seeks a Senior Program Manager to lead the Maximum Impact Incubator initiatives, ensuring graduated programs transition to implementation with cost-effectiveness and donor alignment. You will coordinate handovers, provide technical advisory on monitoring and evaluation, and monitor delivery while maintaining donor communications.

This remote US-based role requires willingness to travel approximately 20% for international and domestic work, with potential

Qualifications

• Experience managing health programs with a focus on cost-effectiveness and monitoring frameworks.
• Strong program coordination and stakeholder management skills.
• Ability to travel approximately 20 percent for international and domestic work.
• Experience with donor reporting and grant management processes.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate handover and launch of newly graduating projects to implementation teams.
• Ensure teams understand cost-effectiveness evidence and delivery tools.
• Provide technical advisory support on monitoring, study designs, and evaluation concepts.
• Monitor implementation to align with original concepts and donor commitments.
• Maintain proactive communication with donors and internal teams about progress and risks.

Skills

Cost-effectiveness in health programs

Program coordination

Stakeholder management

Travel willingness

Donor reporting experience

Job description

About the role

The Clinton Health Access Initiative is a global health organization that partners with governments and the private sector to strengthen health systems. This Senior Program Manager role leads the Maximum Impact Incubator initiatives, ensuring graduated programs transition to implementation, maintain cost effectiveness, and meet donor objectives.

What you'll do

• Coordinate handover and launch of newly graduating projects to implementation teams
• Ensure teams understand cost-effectiveness evidence and delivery tools
• Provide technical advisory support on monitoring, study designs, and evaluation concepts
• Monitor implementation to align with original concepts and donor commitments
• Maintain proactive communication with donors and internal teams about progress and risks

What they're looking for

• Experience managing health programs with a focus on cost-effectiveness and monitoring frameworks
• Strong program coordination and stakeholder management skills
• Ability to travel approximately 20 percent for international and domestic work
• Expertise in économetrics, epidemiology, or related analysis methods is desirable
• Experience with donor reporting and grant management processes

For applicants in Nigeria

• The listing states remote work from United States with flexibility to other CHAI program countries in Africa; Nigeria is not explicitly excluded, but confirm country eligibility with CHAI leadership prior to interview.
• The listing notes potential travel but does not specify a Nigeria timezone requirement; confirm expectations before interviewing.
• Pay currency and local employment status are not specified; no information on visa or work authorization for Nigeria; confirm during interview.