Program Director, Global Noncommunicable Disease Impact Initiative

CMMB is a global health organization dedicated to improving access to quality healthcare for underserved communities. The Program Director for the Global Noncommunicable Disease Impact Initiative will oversee the implementation and scale-up of programs aimed at enhancing access to essential medicines and strengthening health systems for chronic conditions across various regions. This role involves strategic leadership, stakeholder engagement, and ensuring program quality and compliance.

Responsibilities:

• Provide overall leadership and coordination of NCDI partners ensuring high-quality, timely program implementation at country level
• Drive NCDI partner onboarding and training, project management, stakeholder management, and follow-up on action items for local program implementation and research projects. Facilitate cross-country coherence in strategy, technical standards, and operational excellence
• Ensure lessons learned from pilot partners and stakeholders, project level data, etc. are well integrated and incorporated for continuous improvement of global program implementation and results
• Support program expansion strategy aligned with national health priorities and NCD strategies
• Coordinate and support product sourcing & procurement, supply chain management, and reporting for donated and procured medical commodities
• Consult, provide thought partnership, and support to NCDI partners with consideration given to regional and country contexts
• Ensure effective use of digital reporting tools and data systems to track product flows and facility-level utilization
• Represent CMMB in national, regional, and international forums with donors, government agencies, and technical partners
• Build and maintain strategic partnerships with pharmaceutical industry actors, supply-chain experts, and NCD service providers
• Oversee partner compliance with NCDI monitoring and evaluation frameworks to measure program performance, outcomes, and impact
• Review and approve monthly, quarterly, and annual technical and narrative reports
• Use program data, research, and learning to inform decision-making and continuous improvement
• Support and supervise consultants and researchers conducting landscape analyses, assessments, and evaluations
• Guide qualitative and quantitative research to assess access to NCD diagnostics, medicines, and services
• Document program models, implementation approaches, and best practices to support replication and scale
• Research and support development of stakeholder-facing materials, including drafting and editing written materials, such as formal papers, memos, PowerPoints, etc
• Produce reports and learning products outlining end-to-end program models, budgets, and impact metrics
• Oversee program budgets, financial tracking, analysis, and reporting across multiple countries
• Ensure cost-effective resource utilization and compliance with donor and organizational requirements
• Manage and coordinate cross-functional teams, including technical staff, consultants, volunteers, and remote teams
• Identify training and technical assistance needs and support capacity-building for partners and facilities
• Provide mentorship, feedback, and performance oversight to ensure collective impact and alignment
• Support marketing, communications, and fundraising efforts related to NCD and access-to-medicines initiatives
• Contribute technical inputs for proposals, donor reports, and advocacy materials

Requirements:

• Master's degree in Public Health, International Development, Monitoring & Evaluation, or a related field, or equivalent professional experience
• Demonstrated experience in program design, planning, and implementation for international health or development programs
• Strong experience in partnership and stakeholder management, including engagement with Ministries of Health
• Experience with health systems strengthening, pharmaceutical coordination, or medical supply-chain management
• Proven capacity in monitoring and evaluation, data use, and learning for program improvement
• Demonstrated experience in budget oversight and financial management
• Experience recruiting, managing, and supervising consultants and technical teams
• Comfort working with remote, cross-cultural, and multi-country teams
• Willingness to travel across Africa and in Latin America as required
• Experience working on noncommunicable diseases and/or access to essential medicines in LMICs
• Familiarity with digital health tools and low-bandwidth reporting systems
• Experience scaling pilot programs into national or regional initiatives
• Languages: Spanish and/or French would be valuable