Global Health Equity Senior Manager

Category: Corporate Affairs

Location:Bagsværd, Capital Region of Denmark, DK

• Contribute to driving the department’s health equity agenda, specifically through the Diabetes Access and Affordability (A&A) Roadmap’s affiliate health equity business models flagship

• Lead the implementation support of affiliates with launched health equity business models, including providing execution guidance to affiliate colleagues in operationalising health equity activities according to guidelines. This guidance involves close collaboration with IO-SO and Regional colleagues.

• Support in the establishment of new affiliate health equity business models, including supporting in launch preparation and stakeholder engagement.

• Ensure strong project management of the flagship and that Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) of health equity affiliates are established and reported on (quarterly).

• Leverage insights, learnings, and best practices for increasing access to vulnerable patients across programmes and regions to foster scalability of initiatives.

• Ensure strategic alignment of the flagship within the wider organisation through active and timely stakeholder management.

• Support colleagues in the Global Health Equity team to drive a unified health equity narrative by contributing to strategy development and reporting of progress, in close collaborations with Global Health Equity colleagues.
  
  

• A relevant master’s degree in Public Health, Political Science, International Development, Business, or a related field.

• Frontline experience from working in Operations and affiliates, ideally in low- and middle-income countries, is preferred.

• At least a couple of years of experience of working with strategic projects and programme implementation, preferably on a global scale.

• Documented experience of various sectors, NGO and government exposure are a plus.

• In-depth knowledge of global health disparities, social determinants of health, and healthcare access challenges is a plus.