Posted · via Resolve to Save Lives’s careers page
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Based in Nigeria, not fully remote. The employer names a city in Nigeria but not the work setup. Plan for office days and confirm in the interview.
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Resolve to Save Lives is a global health organization that partners locally and globally to strengthen health systems and improve maternal survival and reproductive health outcomes. This role provides senior technical leadership to identify barriers, design improvements, and build institutional capabilities for sustainable service delivery transformations.
Summarized by RemoteWork from the original listing. Always confirm details on the employer’s page.
What this listing says it offers, and who each perk covers. Perks limited to US or EU employees often do not reach contractors or people hired through an employer of record, which is how many hires from Nigeria are paid.
Health insurance
Health insurance for you and your dependents
For all team membersFrom this job listing
Laptop & equipment
Up-to-date computer equipment
For all team membersFrom this job listing
Learning budget
Professional development and home office setup benefits
For all team membersFrom this job listing
Four-day week
Two paid, week-long organization-wide breaks
For all team membersFrom this job listing
Paid time off
Paid annual leave and sick leave
For all team membersFrom this job listing
Retirement plan
Contributions toward retirement
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Global health experts on a mission to stop preventable deaths. We collaborate to close the gap between proven, life-saving solutions and the people who need them. Since 2017, we’ve worked with governments and other partners in more than 60 countries to save millions of lives.
