Entrepreneurship in the territories: is it the right time?
PATH is a global nonprofit dedicated to achieving health equity. With more than 40 years of experience forging multisector partnerships and with expertise in science, economics, technology, advocacy, and dozens of other specialties, PATH develops and scales up innovative solutions to the world’s most pressing heath challenges.
PATH is seeking a Program/Gender Officer, based in Jakarta who will work under the “PHC Transformation Cadre Integration Project”. In recognition of the differences between women and men cadres in digital tool literacy, smart phone ownership, and preferences regarding digital technologies, as well as client preferences regarding online and in-person case management and screening that may differ by gender identity, the project is designed to take a gender-intentional approach to improving/strengthening cadre competency in implementing integrated primary health care, and to designing digital support tools and a telehealth prototype connecting community clients, cadres and Puskesmas doctors.
The Program/Gender Officer will coordinate with project team members, partners and stakeholders to facilitate the integration of gender-responsive and gender-transformative approaches within project activities.
Responsibilities:
- Work closely with key project staff to implement assessments of healthcare cadre workforce gaps, including gaps impacting GBV service availability; the capacity of the health workforce to address gender-related barriers to care experienced by individuals of all gender identities and expressions; and gender inequities within and across cadres in terms of health workers’ advancement, remuneration, and access to resources that impact performance.
- Incorporate gender considerations in designing an evaluation of the community PHC transformation model implemented through this project. This includes identifying gender-responsive approaches in the evaluation design, data collection and analysis in ways that refine understanding of the patient journey for women and individuals of marginalized groups at different life stages; clarify the extent to which gender norms and social determinants act as barriers to effective primary health care leadership; and determine how the focus on digital tools and systems helps meet the needs of women and marginalized groups.
- Work closely with the project team to generate gender-responsive evidence that can be used in advocacy for national policy changes and financing for health cadres and digital support tools, including telemedicine.
- Work closely with the project team and partners to integrate gender considerations throughout human-centered design activities to support health cadres core competencies.
- Contribute to donor reports/presentations.
- Contribute to development of the project workplan and project budget.
- Other tasks as required.
