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Programme Overview:

India's Universal Immunization Programme (UIP) is one of the largest public immunization programmes in the world. It caters to 27 million infants and 30 million pregnant women. The programme provides access to vaccines against 11 Vaccine Preventable Diseases (VPDs) at the national level and against one VPD at the sub-national level.

Under the strong leadership of the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare (MoHFW) and state governments, the immunization ecosystem has demonstrated a proactive commitment to achieving universal immunization coverage in the country in recent years. This includes health system strengthening efforts towards the introduction of new vaccines, rolling out of data systems, digitization of vaccine cold chain and inventory management, and health worker capacity building. MoHFW is also undertaking new initiatives including implementation of an Electronic Immunisation Registry (UWIN) to track vaccination status, introduce new vaccines under the UIP, and formulate strategies to address Zero-Dose, with a view to reduce VPD cases and improve immunisation outcomes.

Project Background:

WJCF’s Immunisation Programme in Bihar has supported the Government of Bihar in strengthening data-driven decision-making, conducting programmatic reviews, and identifying system-level opportunities to enhance immunisation outcomes. In the upcoming phase of the engagement, the programme will focus on improving the use of data for planning and monitoring at the state level, rapid operationalisation of new Cold Chain Points, engagement with academic and medical colleges to seek/setup partnerships, and exploring other platforms of the existing health system to design and integrate feasible, viable, and high-impact collaborations. The overarching goal of this initiative is to help the state achieve and sustain 90% Full Immunization Coverage (FIC).

The programme team will work under the overall guidance of the office of State EPI Officer, and provide cross-functional support and leadership to drive improvements across the immunisation value chain.

Position Summary:

We are seeking a highly motivated individual with exceptional credentials and demonstrated analytical and problem-solving abilities for the Analyst, Immunization role. Reporting to the Program Manager, Immunization in Delhi, the Analyst will be an integral team member providing continuous analytical and programmatic support to our Immunization programme. The Analyst will deliver critical and on-demand program insights by leveraging multiple immunization and public health databases and field insights. This role requires independence, coordination with cross-functional teams, stakeholder management, flexibility, and a strong commitment to excellence. The role is based out of New Delhi, and requires 10-20% travel to various locations in Bihar.

• Support WJCF’s Immunization team in implementing the routine immunization program by strengthening management, governance, service delivery, and supply chain aspects.
• Provide the program leadership with insights to aid key policy, strategy, and implementation decisions.
• Support the team in developing high-impact reports and presentations to the donor.
• Build and maintain strong working relationships with and communicate key findings and recommendations to internal and external stakeholders, fostering informed decision-making at all levels.
• Conduct data analytics and develop easy to use dashboards and performance reports for program review meetings, planning, and decision-making. 
• Conceptualize, design, and coordinate program monitoring and evaluation close collaboration with the program leadership. 
• Document program progress through reports, presentations, concept notes, proposals, and templates for internal use and dissemination at state and national levels.
• Travel on short notice to project locations, and other sites guided by the program leadership.
• Undertake any other programmatic activities as requested by the program leadership. 

• Master’s or Bachelor’s degree in public health, management, economics, engineering, computer science, statistics, operations research, or allied areas.
• Minimum 2 years of relevant work experience in a result-driven environment, in public sector, consulting, investment banking, pharma, or insurance analytics.
• Prior project management experience for medium/large scale analytics projects preferred.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Excel, PowerPoint and Word), PowerBI, QGIS, STATA, etc.
• Excellent analytical (qualitative and quantitative) and communication skills, including an ability to create persuasive presentations and written reports.
• Entrepreneurial mindset with the ability to work independently, self-motivate, and propose new initiatives.
• Strategic thinking, ability to handle ambiguity, and problem-solving in a fast-paced, limited-structure environment.
• Fluency in English and Hindi.

Preferred:

• Familiarity of government databases, especially HMIS and NFHS.
• Experience in developing user-centric tools to support decision-making and act as job-aids.
• Understanding of India’s healthcare sector and public policy-making processes.
• Previous experience in conducting formal or informal Monitoring and Evaluation exercises.

Last Date to Apply: 9th January, 2026