NLTechnical Advisor, Analytics and Implementation Research
Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI)Remote
Global health and wellbeingGlobal health and infectious diseaseDataResearch
Why this is on the board
In low- and middle-income countries the same money can buy far more health in one place than in another, and often nobody knows exactly where. In this role you build the cost-effectiveness models and geographic analyses that CHAI and its major donors use to choose which programmes and regions get priority. You don't make the decision yourself, but your analyses help determine where the money goes.
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About the role
Apply epidemiological and quantitative analytics to support health programme prioritisation and cost-effectiveness decisions across CHAI's global portfolio. - Build cost-effectiveness models and conduct geospatial analyses to identify high-priority programmes and geographic targeting opportunities for country teams. - Pressure-test programme theories of change through rigorous evidence review and quantitative methods tailored to low-resource health system contexts. - Translate complex analytical wo…
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