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Global Health Research Manager for Non-Communicable Diseases and RMN CAH
CDI11 days ago
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Kirehe, Eastern Province, Rwanda
CDI
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Partners In Health (PIN), headquartered in Boston, MA, is a globally recognized nonprofit organization dedicated to delivering healthcare as a fundamental right for the underserved, while advancing equity through service, training, advocacy, and research. Operating in countries including Haiti, Peru, Guatemala, Mexico, Russia, Rwanda, Lesotho, Malawi, Burundi, Kazakhstan, the Dominican Republic, and Boston, PIN collaborates closely with governments and local partners to strengthen health systems. In Rwanda, PIN’s partnership with the Government of Rwanda through its sister organization, Input Mu Burma (IMB), focuses on expanding access to essential health services in rural and underserved regions, with a particular emphasis on non-communicable diseases (NCDs), oncology, surgery, and reproductive, maternal, neonatal, adolescent, and child health (RMN ACH). Rwinkwavu serves as a central hub for NCD and surgical care, while Irene district is a key area for reproductive and maternal health initiatives. The NCD & RMN ACH Research Manager will be primarily based in Rwinkwavu, with regular travel to Irene district, and will oversee research initiatives across both portfolios, with a strong focus on NCDs. The role demands deep expertise in qualitative and quantitative research, exceptional scientific writing proficiency, and a proven track record of managing research projects from inception to dissemination. Responsibilities include leading research teams, ensuring methodological rigor, maintaining ethical standards, and fostering collaboration between research, clinical, and programmatic teams. Additionally, the position involves mentoring junior researchers, guiding quality improvement efforts, and translating research findings into actionable program improvements and policy recommendations.
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