Careers

Description:

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’s Market Dynamics program is currently recruiting for a Summer Associate who is seeking to grow their career while making a difference in people’s lives. Our work is focused on identifying failures in global health markets and overcoming them through evidence-based interventions to increase equitable access to health products and services.

This is a temporary position due to begin June 3, 2024 and end August 16, 2024.

The Summer Associate SOURCE Project will contribute to two main scopes of work under the Market Dynamics Strengthening Oxygen Utilization and Respiratory Care Ecosystems (SOURCE) Project:

• Use the PATH oxygen needs tracker to forecast hypoxemia case incidence and respiratory care equipment quantity needs

• Review and updates to the PATH Oxygen Delivery Toolkit

Responsibilities:

• Data modeling, simulation, and forecasting:

  • Utilizing limited and sparse data to simulate patient arrivals in the health system and estimate the maximum number of beds needed to serve patients

  • Utilizing limited and sparse data to forecast the impact of investments in oxygen infrastructure on oxygen need and oxygen-related mortality

• Communication of analysis outputs:

  • Distill and synthesize complex data and analyses and accessible presentation format

• Synthesize key information, guidance, and resources provided in toolkit guides and work with the team to develop a concise and effective resource aimed at target audiences

• Develop high-level summaries of toolkit documents

• Conduct general reviews of the toolkit; work with the team to incorporate key updates based on any new global/country guidelines and resources

• Support the team in the development of 1-3 country use cases that demonstrate the utility of the toolkit