Clinton Health Access Initiative, Inc. (CHAI) hukumatlar va hamkor tashkilotlar bilan hamkorlikda samarali va hamyonbop tibbiy xizmatlardan foydalanish imkoniyatini kengaytiruvchi global sog‘liqni saqlash sohasidagi notijorat tashkilotdir. 2002-yildan buyon uning jamoalari 35 dan ortiq mamlakatda yuqumli kasalliklar, ona va bola salomatligi hamda yuqumli bo‘lmagan kasalliklarga oid dasturlarni qo‘llab-quvvatlab kelmoqda. CHAI sog‘liqni saqlash sohasidagi ekspertiza, konsalting, siyosiy ko‘mak va operatsion muammolarni hal etish tajribasini birlashtirib, sog‘liqni saqlash tizimlarini mustahkamlash, xarajatlarni kamaytirish va natijalarni yaxshilashga yordam beradi.
Remote Chief of Staff for HIV, Hepatitis, and TB
Support the Vice President overseeing HIV, hepatitis, and TB programs at the Clinton Health Access Initiative. Lead executive communications, strategic analysis, cross-functional projects, and donor engagement.
Tavsif
- Create presentations, briefs, memoranda, pre-read materials, and talking points for senior leaders
- Prepare presentations for the board, CEO, and donors
- Turn cost-effectiveness findings, market data, and epidemiological evidence into clear narratives
- Direct cross-functional initiatives sponsored by the Vice President
- Provide rapid support for urgent priorities, including management of investment cases
- Monitor milestones, accountable owners, and project dependencies
- Coordinate consultants, suppliers, and contributions from external partners
- Surface gaps, resolve challenges, and work with cluster leadership on solutions
- Draft donor concept notes, proposals, budget narratives, and pitch decks
- Prepare the Vice President for donor and partner meetings and monitor resulting actions
- Act as a strategic adviser through analysis and practical recommendations
- Help manage the Vice President’s schedule and competing priorities
- Align the cluster’s objectives and key results process with the Vice President’s agenda
- Screen and route requests submitted to the Vice President’s office
- Prepare the Vice President for engagements with the CEO, board, senior leaders, and partners
- Track commitments, uncover obstacles, and escalate unresolved issues
- Develop working relationships across HIV, TB, and hepatitis leadership and the broader organization
- Organize cluster leadership meeting agendas, decisions, and follow-up
Talablar
- Bachelor’s degree
- At least six years of professional experience in management consulting, global health, strategy, operations, or a similar field
- Advanced PowerPoint capability and a track record of independently producing executive-ready presentations
- Experience developing concept notes, briefs, talking points, proposals, and pitch decks
- Strong visual communication and data storytelling abilities
- Excellent technical writing and executive-level synthesis skills
- Sound judgment when handling confidential information and sensitive communications
- Proficiency with AI tools for research, synthesis, and drafting, including the ability to validate generated content
- Demonstrated project management experience across varied stakeholders and complex initiatives
- Background creating fundraising or business development materials
- Outstanding research, writing, and structured problem-solving skills
- Ability to establish order and direction in new or loosely defined work
- Ability to manage upward, take initiative, and collaborate effectively with senior leaders
- Candour and confidence to challenge or disagree with the Vice President when appropriate
- Strong commitment to CHAI’s mission and values
- Preferred experience includes strategy consulting, investment banking, pharmaceuticals, HIV, TB, hepatitis, infectious disease programs, market shaping, procurement, access to medicines, social-impact fundraising, remote decentralized teams, or low- and middle-income countries
Imtiyozlar
- Flexible location, including CHAI program countries
- Telecommuting and remote-work arrangements
- Flexibility to work US Eastern Time hours
- Opportunity to contribute to programs serving millions of people in low- and middle-income countries
- Some travel is required