[Jobs] FW: UCSF job openings in Global Health (fwd)

[Liz Ozselcuk]

Better links for the UCSF job openings.  Thanks, Jenny!

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Date: Mon, 26 Nov 2012 18:56:08 +0000
From: "Liu, Jenny" <LiuJ at globalhealth.ucsf.edu>
To: Liz Ozselcuk <elto at demog.berkeley.edu>
Subject: FW: UCSF job openings in Global Health

Hi Liz,

Apparently, the links I previously sent to you don't work anymore. Here are
the listings themselves for the job openings.

Thanks! And happy holidays!
Jenny

Req Number
38412BR
Job Title
Program Assistant
Job Code and Payroll Title
7234: ANALYST I
Job Code and Payroll Title
7234 ANALYST I
Location
Beale Street
Department Name
Global Health Group
Work Days
MONDAY – FRIDAY 8AM – 5PM
Shift
Days
Shift Length
8 Hours
Job Summary
The UCSF Global Health Group is an “Action Tank,” dedicated to translating
major new paradigms and approaches to global health challenges into
large-scale action, to positively impact the lives of millions of people.
The Global Health Group works across the spectrum from evidence generation,
to analysis, through policy formulation and consensus building, to
large-scale implementation of programs in collaborating developing
countries. Organizationally, the Global Health Group is a component of UCSF
Global Health Sciences.

The goal of the Global Health Group’s Private Sector Healthcare Initiative
(PSHi) is to study and promote understanding of innovative solutions for
strengthening health systems in developing countries through the engagement
of the private sector. Through the PSHi, the Global Health Group provides
practical and scientific advice, technical and program support, consensus
building and lesson-sharing to countries and non-state organizations. The
Global Health Group works closely with a wide range of public and private
partners, both in-country and internationally, to accomplish its work.

The PSHi Program Analyst will work closely with the PSHi Lead and Program
Manager to conduct background research and provide complex logistics
coordination to multiple programmatic and operational research projects
across the PSHi portfolio. Responsibilities will range from managing
logistics for high profile meetings and large (250+ person) conferences held
around the world, to preparing workplans and timelines to facilitate
coordination across the teams, to conducting desk and literature research to
inform research projects, presentations and grant proposals. The Program
Analyst must have excellent time management skills, and be flexible and be
able to adjust to new projects and priorities as they arise. The incumbent
will also perform other duties as assigned.

Note: This is a full time, fully grant-funded position, funded through at
least December 2014.
Required Qualifications
• Bachelor degree (BA/BS) or equivalent.
• Experience managing complex projects, involving multiple deadlines and
stakeholders/decision-makers. Experience developing and implementing project
workplans and strategies, and working within project budgets.
• Experience designing, planning and managing logistics for large, high
profile events (meetings, conferences ranging from 50-250 people);
experience planning meetings held in cities outside the US, particularly in
developing countries, strongly preferred.
• Experience developing systems and procedures to support planning and
implementation.
• Experience tracking project expenditures, and/or purchasing/expending
funds within set budgets.
• Excellent organizational and logistics management skills.
• Significant attention to detail; ability to hold self and others to high
standards.
• Ability to work in fast-paced, flexible and ambiguous conditions, handle
multiple tasks and details simultaneously, and exercise sound timely
judgment and take relevant responsible action as required; ability to get up
to speed quickly.
• Excellent interpersonal and communications skills. Ability to work
independently and with a team; ability to establish relationships and
negotiate agreements with a wide range of vendors and staff.
• Excellent time management skills; ability to negotiate complex and
overlapping timelines and deadlines; ability to meet deadlines with minimal
supervision.
• Strong analytical skills and ability to think critically.
• Strong problem solving skills; creativity in developing solutions in
response to new and evolving situations.
• Ability to make timely and effective decisions to keep work moving, while
respecting PSHi and partner norms and business requirements.
• Strong writing and copy editing skills. Fluency in written and oral
English.
• Demonstrated ability to develop and maintain effective relationships with
people and institutions; ability to communicate effectively with personnel
from diverse cultures/nationalities, as well as across complex
organizations.
• PC literate; excellent word processing skills; proficient in Microsoft
Office Suite.

Physical Demands: requires sitting; standing; walking; climbing stairs;
reaching up to shoulder height; reaching above shoulder level;
carrying/lifting 20 pounds; pushing/pulling 20 pounds; gripping/grasping,
fine/gross finger manipulation; repetitive movements of upper and lower
extremities.

Note: Fingerprinting and background check required.
Preferred Qualifications
• Two - three years of experience working in project management or office
environments required. Experience working in public health or related field
preferred.
• Experience and knowledge regarding typical university policies and
procedures related to the accounting (e.g. travel, entertainment,
reimbursement), purchasing (vendor contracting, invoicing) and information
systems departments.
• Experience developing PowerPoint slide presentations, including creating
graphics, ensuring professional look and feel, etc. strongly preferred.
• Experience with requirements for international travel and contracting
(visa requirements, international exchange rates, etc.).
• Experience working with professionals in Africa and/or Asia
• Travel or work experience in Africa, Asia, or Latin America
• Experience designing and developing marketing, communications and advocacy
materials (newsletters and websites, web announcements, etc.), and drafting
and editing content.
• Experience with research and data-mining using PubMed and/or Google
Scholar (and similar academic databases).
• Knowledge of EndNote (or similar reference software).
• Knowledge of a second language.
License/Certification
n/a
Position Type
Full Time
Percentage
100%


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Req Number
38402BR
Job Title
PSHi Project Analyst – AHME/Myanmar
Job Code and Payroll Title
7236: ANALYST III
Job Code and Payroll Title
7236 ANALYST III
Location
Beale Street
Department Name
Global Health Group
Work Days
MONDAY – FRIDAY 8:30-5:30
Shift
Days
Shift Length
8 Hours
Job Summary
The UCSF Global Health Group is an “Action Tank,” dedicated to translating
major new paradigms and approaches to global health challenges into
large-scale action, to positively impact the lives of millions of people.
The Global Health Group works across the spectrum from evidence generation,
to analysis, through policy formulation and consensus building, to
large-scale implementation of programs in collaborating developing
countries. Organizationally, the Global Health Group is a component of UCSF
Global Health Sciences.

The goal of the Global Health Group’s Private Sector Healthcare Initiative
(PSHi) is to study and promote understanding of innovative solutions for
strengthening health systems in developing countries through the engagement
of the private sector. Through the PSHi, the Global Health Group provides
practical and scientific advice, technical and program support, consensus
building and lesson-sharing to countries and non-state organizations. The
Global Health Group works closely with a wide range of public and private
partners, both in-country and internationally, to accomplish its work.

The PSHi Project Analyst (AHME/Myanmar) will provide project management and
programmatic and research support, both in San Francisco and internationally
to a range of PSHi projects, including: 1) project management and
qualitative research support to a qualitative process evaluation of the AHME
Partnership in Ghana and Kenya; and 2) operational research support for
studies examining private sector health delivery models in Myanmar.
Activities will include providing input to study design and planning,
management of data collection in the field, and analysis and preparing of
results for publication and dissemination. This position will involve
extensive travel to field sites to conduct qualitative research and work
with partners to ensure smooth implementation of the research activities.
The incumbent will also perform other duties as assigned.

Note: This is a full time, grant-funded contract position starting January
2013, funded through at least December 2014. Continuation will be subject to
need and receipt of longer-term funding. Travel of up to 40% will be
required (trips ranging from 2 weeks to 2-3 months).
Required Qualifications
• Undergraduate degree in public health, international studies, economics or
related field
• A minimum of 2 years’ experience working in an academic or NGO setting on
public health
• Experience working with a range of government, NGO and academic partners
in developing countries
• Experience conducting qualitative field research and data collection in
developing countries, and preparing results for academic publication.
• Experience translating research findings into policy-relevant
recommendations.
• Experience living or working in developing countries in Asia, Africa
and/or South America
• Ability to travel to developing countries in Africa and Asia for 2-12
weeks at a time (up to 40%)
• Excellent project management and organizational skills; demonstrated
ability to set and keep timelines, and coordinate large numbers of people or
projects across different locations
• Strong problem solving skills; able to work with multiple partners to
negotiate mutually-agreeable solutions
• Strong qualitative and quantitative research and academic writing skills.
• Ability to analyze and draw conclusions from incomplete datasets.
• Strong interpersonal and communications skills.
• Demonstrated ability to develop and maintain strategic relationships and
partnerships with people and institutions;
• Experience communicating effectively with personnel from diverse
cultures/nationalities as well as across complex organizations.
• Strong self-management skills and considerable attention to detail;
• Ability to work independently, with little supervision, in a fast-paced,
flexible and ambiguous conditions, and exercise sound timely judgment and
take relevant responsible action as required.
• Ability to handle multiple tasks simultaneously.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office or equivalent software

Physical Demands: requires sitting; standing; walking; climbing stairs;
reaching up to shoulder height; reaching above shoulder level;
carrying/lifting 20 pounds; pushing/pulling 20 pounds; gripping/grasping,
fine/gross finger manipulation; repetitive movements of upper and lower
extremities; differentiate color.

Note: Fingerprinting and background check required.
Preferred Qualifications
• Experience organizing meetings or events for 30 people or more. Preference
for experience organizing meetings in remote and/or international cities.
• Experience writing and publishing in a variety of media, including
peer-reviewed publications, reports, case studies, grant proposals,
presentations and web content
• Masters degree in public health or related field
• Fluency in a second language
• Knowledge of the private healthcare delivery sector in developing
countries, particularly social franchises and/or other platforms that engage
individual for-profit providers. Understanding of current global health and
development issues, including the institutions and organizations actively
involved – strongly preferred.
• Proficiency with STATA or other quantitative software
• Proficiency with Atlas.ti, Dedoose or other qualitative software
License/Certification
n/a
Position Type
Full Time
Percentage
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Req Number
38399BR
Job Title
PSHi Project Officer
Job Code and Payroll Title
7237: ANALYST IV
Job Code and Payroll Title
7237 ANALYST IV
Location
Beale Street
Department Name
The Global Health Group,
Work Days
MONDAY – FRIDAY 8:30-5:30 (or equivalent)
Shift
Days
Shift Length
8 Hours
Job Summary
The Global Health Group is an “Action Tank,” dedicated to translating major
new paradigms and approaches to global health challenges into large-scale
action, to positively impact the lives of millions of people. The Global
Health Group works across the spectrum from analysis, through policy
formulation and consensus building, to large-scale implementation of
programs in collaborating developing countries. Organizationally, the Global
Health Group is a component of UCSF Global Health Sciences.

The goal of the Global Health Group’s Private Sector Healthcare Initiative
(PSHi) is to support the study and dissemination of innovative solutions for
strengthening health systems in developing countries through the engagement
of the private sector. Through the PSHi, the Global Health Group provides
practical and scientific advice, technical and program support, advocacy,
and lesson-sharing to countries and non-state organizations. The Global
Health Group works closely with a wide range of public and private partners,
both in-country and internationally, to accomplish its work.

The PSHi Project Officer (Analyst IV) serves as the programmatic lead and
focal point, externally and internally, for the PSHi's portfolio of work on
social franchising. This role includes leading the PSHi's efforts to
document and disseminate information on social franchises worldwide
(including leading development and publication under the Clinical Social
Franchising Case Study Series; leading data collection, compilation and
publication of the annual Compendium of Clinical Social Franchises);
overseeing the continuous evolution and development of the SF4Health.org
website and online community of practice (including quality and metrics
workstreams); and spearheading planning and organization of large, annual,
international meetings of franchise organizations around the world.
Additional duties include co-authoring peer-reviewed articles and other
collateral materials on social franchising and the role of the private
sector for health system strengthening more generally, and providing
technical input to related PSHi research involving social franchises,
including the PSHi’s three-year operations research collaboration with
Population Services International on its social franchise in Myanmar.

The Project Officer is responsible for setting out and continually refining
the strategic vision for the PSHi social franchising work stream, to
encourage innovation, and ensure that new developments and policy
implications are effectively documented and disseminated. S/he is
responsible for ensuring the high quality and timely completion of all
projects and deliverables. S/he is responsible for liaising and developing
strategic relationships with franchise implementers, stakeholder
organizations and donors, to foster communication and lead to future
opportunities for research and partnership. S/he is called on to manage
other PSHi projects on private sector issues around health systems
strengthening as needed, ranging from contributing to related research
projects, to soliciting grant/contract funding and interacting with current
and potential donors. The incumbent will also perform other duties as
assigned.

Note: This is a full-time, benefitted, grant-funded position, currently
funded for at least two years from date of hire. Continuation is subject to
receipt of ongoing funding. Periodic travel for 1-3 weeks for conferences,
or to conduct case studies, will be required.
Required Qualifications
• BA/BS with a major in a related field and four years of experience in
administrative analysis or operations research; or an equivalent combination
of education and experience; a minimum of four years experience (at
increasing levels) conducting and managing global health projects, analysis,
research and/or program operations.
• Experience working with a wide range of government, non-government
organization (NGO) and academic partners in developing countries.
• Experience developing and carrying out in-depth qualitative and
qualitative research (including case studies and surveys) in developing
countries, and/or with developing country partners.
• Experience leading or project managing large projects (including
non-clinical research studies, events and conferences, or long-term
programmatic research projects.
• Experience writing and publishing in a variety of media, including
peer-reviewed publications, reports, case studies, grant proposals,
presentations and web content.
• Significant time in, travel and work throughout developing countries in
Asia, Africa and South America.
• In-depth knowledge of the private healthcare delivery sector in developing
countries, particularly social franchises and/or other platforms that engage
individual for-profit providers. Strong understanding of current global
health and development issues, including the institutions and organizations
actively involved.
• Excellent writing and editing skills, for publications ranging from
peer-reviewed academic articles, to programmatic reports and case studies,
to communications and publicity materials. Demonstrated ability to explain
complex concepts to a variety of lay and technical audiences.
• Strong analytical skills; demonstrated ability analyze and evaluate
(sometimes incomplete) qualitative and quantitative data to synthesize key
findings and draw conclusions.
• Excellent skills and a strong track record in strategic planning, project
management and project execution in challenging and changing environments.
• Exceptional interpersonal and communications skills. Demonstrated ability
to develop and maintain strategic relationships and partnerships with people
and institutions; experience communicating effectively with personnel from
diverse cultures/nationalities as well as across complex organizations.
• Strong self-management skills and considerable attention to detail;
ability to work independently, with little supervision, in a fast-paced,
flexible and ambiguous conditions, and exercise sound timely judgment and
take relevant responsible action as required. Able to handle multiple tasks
simultaneously.
• Excellent consultation and negotiation skills; demonstrated sensitivity to
diplomatic, political and cultural norms of multiple cultures. Ability to
represent the GHG's positions and commitments internationally.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office and STATA or other similar statistical
software.

Physical Demands: requires sitting; standing; walking; climbing stairs;
reaching up to shoulder height; reaching above shoulder level;
carrying/lifting 20 pounds; pushing/pulling 20 pounds; gripping/grasping,
fine/gross finger manipulation; repetitive movements of upper and lower
extremities; differentiate color.
Note: Fingerprinting and background check required.
Preferred Qualifications
• Experience developing and implementing strategic plans.
• Advanced degree or equivalent experience in public health, business or
related field. MPH or MBA preferred.
• Fluency in a second language preferred.
License/Certification
N/A
Position Type
Full Time
Percentage
100%






From: Kelly Liu <kelly.jin.liu at gmail.com>
Date: Thu, 22 Nov 2012 06:51:03 +0700
To: Jenny Liu <liuj at globalhealth.ucsf.edu>
Subject: Re: FW: UCSF job openings in Global Health

I can't access the links. Seems to be password protected?

On Thu, Nov 22, 2012 at 12:47 AM, Liu, Jenny <LiuJ at globalhealth.ucsf.edu>
wrote:
       New job announcements here.


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The Private Sector Healthcare Initiative at UCSF's Global Health
Sciences division is looking for qualified candidates for several new
positions. Interested candidates should apply immediately.

Analyst I:
http://tinyurl.com/d8hse2r

Analyst III:
http://tinyurl.com/cnnnfhs

Analyst III:
http://tinyurl.com/bqhro3y

Analyst IV:
http://tinyurl.com/bvh67bq