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Program Overview

Indonesia Ministry of Health (MoH) has recently accelerated the nationwide introduction of several new vaccines in 2022 and 2023, namely Pneumococcal Conjugated Vaccine (PCV), Rotavirus (RV) vaccine, and Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) vaccine. PCV was scaled up from 2 demonstration sites in 2016 to 4 provinces in 2021 and to nationwide in September 2022. The RV vaccine was firstly introduced in 2022 to 21 districts in 18 provinces and proven to be fit into routine immunization schedule and well received by community, so it being nationally scaled up in August 2023. The MoH also committed to scale up HPV from concentrated targeted districts to nationwide scale up by August 2023.

CHAI had been supporting the MOH in introducing and accelerating the new vaccine's introduction (NVI) since 2027 and continue to support and strengthen its implementation. To continue CHAI strong support to EPI, CHAI is looking for NVI Program Officers (POs) that will support EPI in the early NVI implementation (rapid monitoring, logistic review, coverage analysis, etc.) and continuous technical assistance at national and sub-national levels. The POs will report to Senior Program Officer NVI and work under guidance of CHAI Indonesia Senior Program Officer NVI and Senior Program Manager, and in coordination with Senior Program Officer MSC to deliver intended activities.

• Provide strategic and administrative support to Senior Program Officers and Senior Program Manager to ensure smooth and successful program development and implementation.
• Ensure effective communication with key local partners and internal program for better coordination and planning.
• Operationalize and implement recommendations and technical guidance as agreed with local partners.
• Support government partners with planning, analytics, problem-solving and implementing of their new vaccines' introduction (NVI) strategy.
• For instances where CHAI has sub-national vaccine consultants, work closely with them to support partner sites (Provincial and District Office of Health, Primary Health center and other related local government bodies), including communities to ensure the success of the NVI program.
• Facilitate monitoring, evaluation and analysis for continuous program adaptation and improvement.
• Ensure the documentation of activities and outcomes in order to create replicable models and policy advocacy documents.
• Perform basic finance and admin functions as needed, especially related to activities, under the guidance of the CHAI Finance team.
• Perform any other tasks assigned by the line managers and supervisor.

• A bachelor degree in a public health discipline; Medical degree and or Master degree in a related discipline is an advantage.
• At least 3 (three) years of work experience within a demanding and results-driven environment.
• Strong analytical skills and ability to think strategically and in a change-oriented manner.
• Entrepreneurial ability to work quickly and effectively with minimal supervision.
• Sensitivity to cultural contexts.
• Ability to handle multiple tasks simultaneously, set priorities, and meet deadlines and to absorb and synthesize a broad range of information.
• Strong leadership and diplomacy skills, able to build relationships and influence stakeholders.
• Proven track record working in challenging multi-stakeholder environments with willingness to adapt to unpredictable environment.
• Excellent attitude to the work and self-motivated persona.
• Fluent in English (oral and written) and in Indonesian.
• Experience in healthcare, and knowledge of the Indonesian Health System, is an advantage.

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