Hepatitis Program Manager

Terms of Reference – Hepatitis Program Manager Clinton Health Access Initiative, Vietnam Position: Hepatitis Program Manager Workplace: Hanoi Length of position: One year, extendable based on performance and funding Start date: March 2020 Reports to: Associate Director Background The Clinton Health Access Initiative, Inc. (CHAI) is a trusted advisor to governments worldwide, helping them transform the way they provide health services. Established in Vietnam in 2006, CHAI works with various departments in the Ministry of Health to help reach national HIV, TB, hepatitis, malaria, and vaccination targets. CHAI has emphasized a sustainable and integrative approach to health systems strengthening premised on a close partnership with the government to build national capacity. CHAI’s team in Vietnam consists of a dynamic core of 16 staff in addition to staff available at the regional and global levels. Description The Hepatitis program aims to support people’s access to high-quality testing, care, and treatment services for people living with Hepatitis C (HCV), including those co-infected with HIV in Vietnam. This work will require close engagement with government partners at the national and implementation level to conduct systems strengthening activities, including providing technical support to increase accessibility to HCV screening and diagnosis, strengthen linkage to care and treatment. CHAI is seeking a Hepatitis Program Manager who is a highly motivated, entrepreneuria individual with outstanding problem-solving, managerial, analytical, and communication skills. The Manager must be able to function independently and flexibly and have a strong commitment to excellence. Main Responsibilities Supported by other in-country and global team members, the Manager will be responsible for: Program Leadership

Support the development and refinement of the Hepatitis program’s strategic initiatives, facilitating ongoing alignment with the MOH strategic goals and priorities
Lead a small team to meet program objectives
Translate objectives into clear activity plans, and guide team on prioritization of initiatives
Identify solutions for issues and challenges to ensure effective implementation of work plan activities
Identify strategic areas for expansion and guide proposal development needed for future program development
Track detailed program budgets and spends to ensure financial management is compliant with donor and CHAI regulations

Stakeholder Coordination

Support collaborative relationships with the MOH, partner organizations and other relevant stakeholders
Ensure communications and activities are aligned with the government, donors, and partners.
Collaborate with internal CHAI global and country teams to facilitate access to key information and stakeholders, provide updates, and leverage core competencies of the various CHAI teams

Donor Relationship Management

Coordinate with donor organizations to provide progress updates, performance metrics, and other reporting requirements
Manage the program budget and liaise with appropriate CHAI internal and donor teams to meet all mandated requirements
Perform other duties that may be assigned by country leadership

Qualifications Required

Bachelor's degree in a related field with a minimum of 5 years of work experience in a demanding and fast-paced environment
Demonstrated experience in:

Planning and execution of significant projects, including strategy development, budgeting, and activities planning and prioritization
Team management, specifically mentoring and shaping diverse teams
Thinking strategically, handling ambiguity, and problem-solving in a fast-paced, limited-structure and multicultural environment
Building and maintaining collaborative relationships and working with multiple stakeholders

Exposure to health care and/or health systems strengthening and/or experience working with Government bodies
Excellent analytical (qualitative and quantitative) skills and communication (written and verbal) skills, including the ability to prepare and present compelling presentations and program planning and memo documents
Fluency in English

Advantages

Experience in infectious diseases and/or health financing
Experience working in resource-limited settings
Experience working in management consulting or a similar fast-paced, results-oriented environment
Fluency in the Vietnamese language

A one-page cover letter should specify the position sought and highlight why the candidate believes they are the right person for the position. A CV detailing professional experience, relevant qualifications, and three reference contacts should be provided. Interested candidates should send materials in English to vietnamjobs@clintonhealthaccess.org. Indicate position sought in the subject line. Applications will be reviewed as they arrive but must be received by 21 February 2020. Only shortlisted candidates will be invited for interviews.

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