Job Description
As Program Manager, Health System Improvement, you'll lead our System Leadership initiative, a cross-market effort to bring together health system leaders, clinicians, researchers, and policymakers across Australia, UK, Canada, and the US to identify what genuinely better looks like for men's healthcare. Your core mission is to design and deliver a program of expert convenings, facilitate cross-market co-design processes, and translate what you hear and learn into a practical Men's Healthcare Service Improvement Framework. This is a tangible, evidence-informed resource that health services can pick up and use to assess and improve how they engage with and respond to men. You'll coordinate everything from workplanning and logistics through to stakeholder follow-up, pilot testing, and framework launch. Alongside the convenings, you'll be synthesising insights from across the broader Health Systems portfolio, drawing on research, practitioner training, and health literacy initiatives to identify patterns, surface barriers, and develop outputs that resonate with health system leaders and policymakers alike. That means contributing to policy briefs, position papers, presentations, and sector publications, working closely with our Policy and Advocacy team to make sure everything you build lands where it can have the most impact. Stakeholder relationships are central to the role. You'll identify and engage clinical experts, sector organisations, and government stakeholders across our core markets, building a network of champions who can support framework adoption and drive broader system-level change. You'll represent Movember at conferences and forums, and maintain the kind of trusted relationships that turn a framework into lasting influence. Internally, you'll work across a genuinely cross-functional team, collaborating with Research, Social Impact, Communications, and Country teams, as well as senior leadership, to ensure your initiative outputs are integrated, well-governed, and strategically aligned. This is a delivery-focused, two-year fixed-term role based in London.
