Public Health Officer – Private Sector Partnerships(m/w/x)

Description

You will drive vital public health initiatives by securing private sector funding and building holistic partnerships. Your day-to-day involves crafting compelling proposals and translating technical data into impactful donor stories.

Requirements

• •Clinical degree with postgraduate public health qualification or social science degree with public health master's
• •Professional experience in fundraising for public health programmes
• •Experience in low- and middle-income countries with forcibly displaced persons (asset)
• •Experience in managing private sector partnerships (asset)
• •Demonstrated experience in successful fundraising and resource mobilization
• •Prior experience with UN, international NGOs, or financial institutions (asset)
• •Strong understanding of global health financing landscape (asset)
• •Clinical background and qualified public health specialist
• •Solid analytical and drafting skills for health programme materials
• •Strong understanding of humanitarian, development, and private sector financing
• •Professional competence in English (oral and written)
• •Excellent communication, interpersonal, and negotiation skills
• •Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications
• •Strong logical thinking capacity and organizing skills
• •Knowledge of another UN language (asset)

Tasks

• •Coordinate multi-regional and global funding initiatives
• •Liaise with stakeholders on thematic concept notes
• •Draft budgets for proposals and fundraising packs
• •Develop public health-related narratives and indicators
• •Negotiate funding requests to meet donor requirements
• •Refine public health reports for earmarked funding
• •Track potential contributions and projected funding
• •Monitor progress of public health earmarked contributions
• •Map potential private sector donors and partnerships
• •Stay updated on global public health developments
• •Build field staff capacity on donor requirements
• •Train fundraisers on contribution and operations management
• •Research and develop standard thematic fundraising materials
• •Translate technical language into accessible donor content
• •Identify new fundraising opportunities through market research
• •Respond to thematic queries from the fundraising network
• •Provide updates on thematic priorities and funding gaps
• •Produce high-quality annual public health reports
• •Support staff development on resource mobilization tools

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