ThinkWell has a growing project portfolio in the Philippines and is currently seeking a Program Analyst for a new United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)-funded initiative. The goal of this project is to improve the financing and accessibility of comprehensive sexual and reproductive health services by integrating them into the comprehensive outpatient benefits package. This full-time, fixed-term position is specific to the UNFPA program but may potentially extend to other projects in the future.
The Analyst provides technical assistance and analytical and operational support across ThinkWell in-country public or private sector projects. The Analyst brings strong quantitative skills and research capacity (typically in health economics and financing) and a solid understanding of the design, implementation, and evaluation of health financing policy reform. The Analyst typically serves as an individual contributor on a project team.
This is a full-time and national role. The analyst reports to the technical advisor and works with key stakeholders in PhilHealth, the Department of Health (DOH), and other members of the Philippines team to help develop PhilHealth Benefits and Policies that will guide and ensure rational, sustainable implementation of the various facets of the Philippine UHC Act.
The Analyst, in collaboration with STA will undertake the following responsibilities:
Technical Support
o Support systematic literature review, source data, and information on relevant technical and policy issues, and effectively summarize findings.
o Develop primary data collection instruments for country research studies, such as surveys and semi-structured interview guides; pre-plan analytic methods to inform data collection design and meet project objectives; develop and maintain Excel workbooks for data repository, cleaning, and analysis.
Communications
Project Coordination and Operations
ThinkWell core values are our fundamental organizational guiding principles. They define our corporate culture, influence our behavior at work and help us achieve our mission. Our values are:
Think big
Influence the conversation
Empower others
Be exceptional
Always question
Relate authentically
Evolve by learning
ThinkWell core competencies are foundational skills and behaviors that align with our values and are expected of all employees.
An entrepreneurial, results-oriented ‘do-er’ with a willingness to take risk, think big and challenge conventional wisdom.
A change maker who reaches independent judgement with an open mind, influences the conversation, and seeks innovation.
Able to help create an empowering environment in which everyone feels free to take initiative, be accountable and fail intelligently (learn from mistakes).
A collaborative colleague who engages constructively with people from different cultures, orientations, and perspectives and maintains positive relations in a virtual world
Principally motivated by a growth mindset, meaning the pursuit of knowledge, experience, and self-improvement. You always question and continuously learn.
Authentic, honest, direct, self-aware and open to giving and receiving feedback.
Requirements
1. BA/BS and 5+ years experience or graduate degree and 3+ years experience;
2. Experience in relevant health systems work with a development agency, NGO or county government.
3. Prior work experience linked to health financing, FP, MNCH or reproductive health highly desirable
4. Proficiency in MS Excel and other MS Office products
5. Demonstrated ability to be a respected team player for political engagement and citizen participation in complex local government-based health planning and participatory budgeting for health;
6. Fluent command of English– written and spoken;
7.Exceptional analytical, research and problem-solving capabilities;
8. Established track record of preparing high-quality technical reports, policy briefing materials, and presentations;
9. Demonstrated poise and professionalism in engaging with external partners, donors, and stakeholders;
10. Outstanding written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to relate respectfully with staff at all levels, ages, genders, nationalities and orientations as well as across work areas;