Senior Program Manager, Maximum Impact Incubator

Clinton Health Access Initiative, Inc.

. Confirm alignment among MII, program and country teams, and donors before project graduation .

Posted 11/11/2026full-timeRemote • United StatesSeniorWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in managing complex, multi-stakeholder programs in global health, with a strong focus on impact evaluations, cost-effectiveness analysis, and stakeholder engagement. Proficient in developing work plans, budgets, and monitoring and evaluation processes to ensure successful project implementation.

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Project ManagementImpact Evaluation DesignCost-Effectiveness AnalysisStakeholder Relationship ManagementQuantitative Research Techniques

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Hard Skills

Impact EvaluationCost-Effectiveness ResearchBudget ManagementWork Plan DevelopmentQuantitative AnalysisSurvey AnalysisMilestone TrackingProgram ImplementationData AnalysisResearch Methodologies

Soft Skills

Strong Communication SkillsInfluencing LeadershipCollaborationProblem-SolvingAdaptability

Tools & Technologies

Project Management ToolsMonitoring and Evaluation ToolsStatistical Software

Certifications & Qualifications

Project Management Training

Industry Keywords

Global HealthMulti-Stakeholder ProgramsDonor CoordinationResource Constrained EnvironmentsPublic HealthEpidemiologyNon-Profit PartnershipsCHAI Programs

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies

Chai

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Confirm alignment among MII, program and country teams, and donors before project graduation
Ensure implementing teams understand BOTEC cost-effectiveness models and supporting evidence
Support transition of graduated projects from investigation to implementation
Co-lead internal project kickoffs covering roles, responsibilities, work plans, budgets, and M&E plans
Align BOTEC, budgets, and work plans and identify key risks and government dependencies
Develop and test MII SOPs, tools, and templates
Support monitoring and evaluation processes, impact evaluations, and other donor-required evaluation methods
Coordinate donor requests and internal workstreams for graduated programs
Review deliverables, meeting preparation and follow-up, contract materials, and project documentation
Serve as primary point of contact between donors and implementing teams
Maintain institutional memory of grant concepts, BOTEC assumptions, commitments, and decisions
Convene coordination forums across MII, global program, and country teams
Track work plans, budgets, milestones, implementation progress, dependencies, discrepancies, delays, and design changes
Proactively update donors when key assumptions change
Advise on impact evaluations and research and learning processes with the Analytics and Implementation Research team
Travel approximately 20% internationally and domestically

Requirements

What you’ll need

Masters or higher degree in economics, public health, epidemiology, nursing, or a related field
Minimum of eight years work experience in global health or related fields
Significant experience managing complex, multi-stakeholder programs or donor portfolios
Experience managing or coordinating implementation of multi-stakeholder projects in resource constrained environments
Experience with work plans, budgets, and milestone tracking
Experience and knowledge with quantitative research techniques
Experience working with and analysing large surveys and administrative datasets
Experience designing and implementing impact evaluations, including randomized controlled trials and quasi-experimental methods
Strong communication skills and ability to present complex quantitative findings to diverse audiences
Experience collaborating on a wide variety of programs and/or working with government or non-profit partners in at least one CHAI program country
Demonstrated ability to manage senior internal and external stakeholder relationships and influence leadership without direct authority
Reasonable ability to travel internationally and domestically
Proficiency in one or more languages spoken in CHAI countries is a plus
Experience conducting cost-effectiveness research is an advantage
Direct experience collaborating with donors is an advantage
Project management training or experience setting up project management tools and processes is an advantage
Familiarity with cost-effectiveness analysis and evidence standards is an advantage
Experience supporting program implementation alongside government or country teams is an advantage

Benefits

Comp & perks

Equal employment opportunity and commitment to fairness, mutual respect, diversity, and inclusion
Opportunity to contribute to global health programs and influence resource allocation at scale
Opportunity to work across CHAI’s diverse health programs and interact with policymakers