Program Officer, Lead Exposure
Clinton Health Access Initiative (company site, opens in a new tab)5–7 yrsOn-siteDirect career pageEst. 6–12 LPA
Posted 16h ago
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About This Role
- Own and manage WJCF's engagement in the state for the National Biomonitoring Programme for Chemical Toxicants, including building relationships and governance mechanisms.
- Support district administration and Ministry/State to plan, implement, monitor district lead elimination action plans and provide regular progress updates.
- Conduct mapping, data collection and analysis of lead exposure hotspots, coordinate inter-departmental collaboration, and organize capacity-building initiatives.
Minimum Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Public Health, Environmental Health, Environmental Science, Health Sciences, or closely related field.
- 5-7 years professional experience in public health, environmental health, health programmes, development programmes, research, or policy implementation.
- Fluency in the local language of the state/district applied for and English is essential.
- Willingness and ability to work within government systems at the district level.
Ideal Candidate Profile
- Experience working with government or public sector programmes, preferably in health or environmental health at district/state level.
- Demonstrated ability to manage multi-stakeholder coordination including health, environment, and regulatory departments.
- Strong data collection, analysis skills, and capacity to convert national programme frameworks into functional district-level implementation.