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Global Health Research Manager – Non-Communicable Diseases & Maternal-Child Health
CDIil y a 4 jours
Job Description
Kayonza, Eastern Province, Rwanda
CDI
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Partners In Health (PIN), a globally recognized non-profit organization headquartered in Boston, MA, is dedicated to delivering superior healthcare to underserved populations as part of its mission to prioritize the needs of the poor. Through integrated service delivery, training, advocacy, and research, PIN bridges the gap in medical access for vulnerable communities across multiple countries, including Haiti, Peru, Guatemala, Mexico, Russia, Rwanda, Lesotho, Malawi, Burundi, Kazakhstan, the Dominican Republic, and Boston. In Rwanda, PIN collaborates with the Government of Rwanda through its affiliate, Input Mu Burma (IMB), to enhance public health systems in rural and underserved districts. The organization advances comprehensive healthcare initiatives, including non-communicable diseases (NCDs), oncology, surgery, and reproductive, maternal, neonatal, adolescent, and child health (RMN ACH). Rwinkwavu serves as a primary hub for NCD and surgical services, while Irene district focuses on reproductive and maternal health programs. The NCD & RMN ACH Research Manager will be primarily stationed in Rwinkwavu with regular travel to Irene, where they will lead and oversee research initiatives across both portfolios—prioritizing NCDs—ensuring scientific excellence, rigorous implementation, and seamless collaboration with clinical and program teams. The role demands deep expertise in qualitative and quantitative research, exceptional scientific writing capabilities, and a proven track record in managing research projects from inception to dissemination. Additionally, the position requires mentoring junior researchers and clinical staff involved in research, as well as guiding quality improvement (QI) efforts across both program areas.
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