About
The Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI) is a nonprofit global health organization committed to building a world in which everyone is able to live a healthy and fulfilling life. Founded in 2002 by President William J. Clinton, CHAI was initially established to address the HIV/AIDS epidemic with the transformational goal of dramatically reducing the price of life-saving drugs and increasing access to these medicines in countries with the highest burden of disease. Today, CHAI works in over 35 countries across Africa, Asia, and Latin America with more than 20 programs across four health areas. In India, CHAI has been working since 2004 in close partnership with the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW) at national, state, and district levels. The organization supports government priorities across multiple health domains including infectious diseases (HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria, hepatitis), non-communicable diseases (cancer, diabetes, hypertension), maternal and child health, immunization programs, health financing, digital health, and health systems strengthening. CHAI's mission is to save lives and improve health outcomes in low- and middle-income countries by enabling the government and private sector to strengthen and sustain quality health systems. The organization applies a unique approach combining science, business, and technical expertise to catalyze scale-up of cost-effective solutions, accelerate uptake of innovative products and delivery models, extend the value of health spending, and strengthen health systems for future challenges.
Mission
CHAI's mission is to save lives and improve health outcomes in low- and middle-income countries by enabling the government and private sector to strengthen and sustain quality health systems. Our vision is a world in which everyone is able to live a healthy and fulfilling life. We apply our unique approach where it is most needed to substantially reduce mortality and morbidity, working in partnership with governments, donors, and the private sector to catalyze scale-up of cost-effective solutions, accelerate uptake of innovative products and delivery models, extend the value of health spending, and strengthen health systems for tomorrow's challenges.
Focus areas
Technology and Analytics Specialist - TB
WJCF, in partnership with the Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI), is seeking a highly motivated Technology and Analytics Specialist to support the Central TB Division (CTD) and the National TB Elimination Program (NTEP). This critical role focuses on providing technical and analytical support for India's ambitious TB elimination mission, particularly in the deployment of AI-enabled X-ray machines and development of data systems for large-scale Active Case Finding activities. The specialist will work directly with the CTD, providing need-based support to rollout and operationalize digital radiological devices across priority geographies in India. The position involves designing and implementing technology and analytics-based solutions for tuberculosis and public health programs, with a focus on advancing the NTEP's TB Elimination goal. The role requires up to 40% travel across the country to support program implementation. Key focus areas include supporting deployment of AI-enabled X-ray machines through strategic guidance, distribution planning, and capacity building for installation. The specialist will provide technical guidance on design and development of data systems for Active Case Finding efforts, support development of digital tools for diagnostic and case management systems, and lead analyses of program data using Ni-kshay and other data sources to develop actionable insights for CTD leadership. The position is based at CTD and reports to the DDG TB/NTP Program Manager on tech systems, data, and M&E at the CTD. This is an excellent opportunity to contribute to India's TB elimination efforts and work at the intersection of technology, analytics, and public health at the national level. Application Deadline: 26th November 2025 Location: New Delhi, Delhi
Analyst (Systems & Data)
WJCF is seeking sharp-minded Analyst (Systems & Data) with strong proficiency in advanced technology tools to support key workstreams for data reporting, management and utilization for effective action within the VPD surveillance transition project. WJCF supports IDSP, NCDC's vision for a sustainable transition of the existing VPD surveillance network through an embedded program management unit (PMU) model at the Central Surveillance Unit (CSU). The PMU works under direct supervision of NCDC, MoHFW leadership to facilitate smooth transition of all functions related to VPD surveillance from WHO's network to IDSP, enhance sustainable leadership and management capacity, and trigger development of newer strategies for VPD surveillance. This position is critical to maintaining rigorous data quality and management standards established under NPSP and enabling IDSP to institutionalize evidence-based decision-making. The role involves supporting migration of VPD surveillance data to IHIP, developing automated dashboards and tools, analyzing performance indicators, and leading development of tech-enabled tools for improvement in programmatic activities. Application Deadline: 15th November 2025 Location: New Delhi, Delhi
Data and Program Analyst
The Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI) is seeking a skilled and detail-oriented Data and Program Analyst to join the Program Management Unit (PMU) for the Malaria Mukt Gadchiroli Abhiyan, based at the district headquarters in Gadchiroli, Maharashtra. India is at a pivotal point in its journey to eliminate malaria, with a national commitment to end malaria by 2027 - three years ahead of the global target under SDG 3.3. Gadchiroli in Maharashtra stands out for its persistent transmission and contributes to over half of the state's malaria cases. The Government of Maharashtra has launched the Malaria Mukt Gadchiroli Abhiyan, a comprehensive malaria elimination initiative chaired by the Chief Minister with a Special Task Force comprising multiple non-profit organizations. WJCF (William J Clinton Foundation) has been invited to institute a Program Management Unit for three years to manage and coordinate activities as per the Action Plan and align interventions of partners and research institutes with the Operational Plan for Malaria Mukt Gadchiroli. This pioneering initiative addresses critical gaps in malaria elimination strategies within high-burden districts, with special emphasis on community-based interventions and intersectoral coordination. The primary objective of this role is to strengthen evidence-based decision-making and monitoring by managing surveillance data, generating analytics, and developing real-time visualization tools. The analyst will work closely with the project Manager and district team to develop interactive dashboards, prepare performance reports and scorecards, and support the design and roll-out of the EWARS and alert response system. Application Deadline: 5th December 2025