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Do you believe that everyone deserves access to affordable, quality healthcare? Are you driven by creativity, bold ideas, and disruptive innovation? Are you inspired by exceptionally talented, diverse, impact-oriented colleagues? Do you thrive in a dynamic, high-growth, fast-paced environment? Then consider a job with ThinkWell.

ThinkWell is a growing, flexible health systems organization, with both global influence and local grounding. Our focus is on driving transformation in the global health space by always questioning and disrupting conventional wisdom about what works or what can or cannot be done. We believe in pragmatism over ideology and develop solutions tailored to a client’s context and political realities without replicating global models and all-purpose solutions. We know that to drive change, we must focus on how the world could be, rather than making excuses for the status quo.

ThinkWell will develop a sustainability assessment and transition plan for The Global Fund’s HIV, TB, and Malaria (HTM) portfolio in Indonesia, considering the context of Indonesia’s decentralized health system and Health Law No. 17/2023. This law mandates that health budgeting directly links to performance outcomes rather than proportional funding, fundamentally changing resource allocation with a stronger emphasis on efficiency, accountability, and concrete health outcomes. Through a review of relevant documents, key informant interviews, and secondary data analysis and modeling, we will create a status quo baseline of current investments and transition opportunities, addressing how Indonesia can take full financial and operational responsibility for its HTM programs within its increasingly decentralized health system. The plan will consider various funding scenarios, the country needs, and context and TGF Replenishment cycles through 2030. In this context, Thinkwell will hire a data analyst to support our Health Financing Specialist for this project. The analyst will play a crucial role in supporting the development of sustainability and transition scenarios for Indonesia's HIV, TB, and Malaria programs. This work involves analyzing complex health financing data across Indonesia's decentralized health system, tracking program expenditures and outcomes, and supporting the modeling of various funding scenarios through 2030. This is a full-time position based in Jakarta, Indonesia, for the period of January to 31 May 2025.

RESPONSIBILITIES

1. Undertaking data management (data collection, converting, coding, merging, data cleaning, etc.) from various national sources (e.g. BPS, MoH, MoF, and other ministries/ institutions)

2. Assisting the Health Financing Specialist in analysing data from multiple health information systems (e.g. NHA, IDHS, SUSENAS, SAKERNAS, and BPJS-K sample claims).

3. Conducting statistical analysis with provided dataset to produce high-quality, evidence-based findings and recommendations. Support the analysis of financing flows and fund tracking across different government levels (central, provincial, district) for HTM programs.

4. Assist in developing and analyzing funding scenarios for a potential transition of the HTM program from donor to government funds. Support the analysis of JKN claims data related to HTM services and the potential for their integration into the national health insurance scheme. Analyze absorption capacity for HTM programs across different administrative levels.

5. Actively participate in team meetings and contribute pertinent information, ideas, and suggestions related to project commitments.

6. Collaborating with other TGF and ThinkWell key stakeholders for good delivery dissemination data analysis.

7. Working closely with other ThinkWell, TGF staff, or other key stakeholders.

DELIVERABLES

1. Clean and well-structured dataset covering key service coverage and delivery indicators for HTM programs, formatted for use in statistical software (STATA or R)

2. Clear messaging and dissemination of the results of the analyses

JOB LOCATION: This position is based in the Jakarta ThinkWell Office, Indonesia (Indonesian Nationals Only).

TIMELINE: The position will start in January 2025 and be completed in May 2025.

REPORTING LINES AND TEAMWORK

· Health Finance Specialist

· A minimum bachelor’s degree in biostatistics, econometrics, or a related quantitative field.

· 3+ years of professional experience advance statistical analysis, preferably in the public health sector.

· Excellent analytical and research skills; ability to compile and summarize background information and review literature as needed.

· Proven experience with multivariate analysis.

· Excellent computer skills, including familiarity and experience working with STATA, Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.

· Ability to work with large databases, including national, sub-national, and household data.

· Strong interpersonal skills and cultural sensitivity, to effectively communicate with government officials, development partners, other staffs, and stakeholders.

· Ability to effectively work remotely: be proactive, flexible, conscientiousness, and responsive.

· Tech savvy and skilled at visual display of data;

· Good verbal and written communications skills in English and Indonesian

· Outstanding written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to relate respectfully with staff at all levels, ages, genders, nationalities and orientations as well as across work areas;

· Ability and willingness to travel up to 25% (local and/or international).

Medical insurance, National Scheme (BPJSK, BPJSTK, BPJSP), PTO, Communication allowance, and Professional Development

Overview

Do you believe that everyone deserves access to affordable, quality healthcare? Are you driven by creativity, bold ideas, and disruptive innovation? Are you inspired by exceptionally talented, diverse, impact-oriented colleagues? Do you thrive in a dynamic, high-growth, fast-paced environment? Then consider a job with ThinkWell.

ThinkWell is a growing, flexible health systems organization, with both global influence and local grounding. Our focus is on driving transformation in the global health space by always questioning and disrupting conventional wisdom about what works or what can or cannot be done. We believe in pragmatisms over ideology and develop solutions tailored to a client’s context and political realities without replicating global models and all-purpose solutions. We know that to drive change, we must focus on how the world could be, rather than making excuses for the status quo.

Strategic Purchasing for Primary Health Care (SP4PHC) project, which is a nine-year program supported by a grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation (BMGF) that supports countries to improve how funds are allocated to healthcare providers to achieve the goal of universal health coverage.

In Indonesia, SP4PHC has been working with the Ministry of Health (MOH) since late 2022 on supporting the MOH’s Health Transformation agenda and specifically focusing on reforms around improving PHC, health financing, and digital health across Indonesia. SP4PHC Indonesia is implementing four workstreams, which aim to support the MOH through at PHC Consortium (Workstream 1), improve how JKN purchases PHC services (Workstream 2), foster integration of telemedicine into purchasing arrangements for PHC services (Workstream 3), and performance management (PM) for decision-making at district level (Workstream 4).

SP4PHC has been appointed as a co-coordinator of MOH-lead PHC consortium at 4 selected districts. The PHC consortium aims to set up a catalytic learning platform where key national and subnational government, academic, and external stakeholders can work together to diagnose and improve how purchasing at PHC level within the context of integrated primary care service. Activities under the Consortium include fund flow tracking, health performance assessment, and capacity building. Furthermore, in 2025-2026 ThinkWell is envisioning the support to improve the performance management capacity at the district level. This aims to empower the District Health Office (DHO) to leverage the use of existing data or evidence for the decision-making process, mainly in resource allocation areas.

To support this vision, several activities related to district monitoring and decision-making support will be carried out. The Senior Health Management Analyst position will be a core technical member of the SP4PHC Indonesia team and will report to the Project Director. This is a full-time position based in Jakarta, Indonesia.

SP4PHC-Specific Responsibilities:

·      Lead the quarterly tracking of performance monitoring data in each district, which will be reported to the funder.  This includes liasing with District Technical Assistants (DTAs) in each district to collect data, review for quality and completeness, and analyze key trends across time and geographies.  This will include liasing with local research partners

·      Lead implementation of the performance management workstream and coordinate activities with district authorities, the MoH, local research partners and others to support decision-making mechanisms at the district level.  This will be done with support from the Global Senior Technical Advisor and Project Director.

·      Support the development of the practical design of performance management activities at the district level, including adapting the PM framework to develop a ready tool for Indonesia, designing and overseeing necessary data collection,analysis, and products for dissemination. 

·      From the initial PM assessment in selected districts, the senior analyst will help design key interventions that will improve how DHO leadership use evidence for key decisions that can improve PHC performance in their jurisdictions

·      Collaborate with Senior Health Policy Analyst and Project Director to manage and ensure alignment of DTA activities in partnered districts.

·      Oversee the technical assistance provided by universities in the Consortium and work closely with them to deliver high-quality and timely outputs

·      Collaborate, align, and manage relationship with key partners like the Summit Institute for Development (SID) in the design and implementation of performance management under the same funder

·      Present at relevant forums and participate in technical working groups on ThinkWell project-related to performance management workstream. 

·      Building and maintain strong working relations with technical and management units in partner organizations, especially Ministry of Health and District Health Office. This includes partnership with other relevant development agencies.

Job Location: This is a full-time position based in ThinkWell Office, Jakarta. (Indonesian Nationals Only)

Reporting Lines and Teamwork

·        Project Director – SP4PHC Indonesia

QuAlifications

1.    Master’s degree in business administration and public administration with +5 years of experience in the Indonesian health system.

2.    Having experience in a management consulting firm, bilateral or multilateral development agency, and/or international NGO, will be a value-added.

3.    Have a strong capacity and experience working with the local governments and with monitoring and evaluation (M&E)

4.    Advanced proficiency in Excel and PowerPoint required; proficiency in statistical analysis packages (e.g. STATA) preferred.

5.    Exceptional analytical, research and problem-solving capabilities.

6.    A thoughtful systems thinker with a grounded, pragmatic understanding of the complexities of our work

7.    Tech savvy and skilled at visual display of data.

8.    Demonstrated poise and professionalism in engaging with external partners, donors, and stakeholders

9    .Fluent in English both for speaking and writing.

10.    Outstanding written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to relate respectfully with staff at all levels, ages, genders, nationalities and orientations as well as across work areas. Writing samples (i.e., international scientific articles as first authors) will be valued.

11. Ability and willingness to travel up to 25%.