As Chief Program Officer at Last Mile Health, James Nardella plays a pivotal role in transforming healthcare delivery in some of the world's most underserved regions. With a deep commitment to building resilient health systems, James leads the strategic vision and operational execution of programs...
As Chief Program Officer at Last Mile Health, James Nardella plays a pivotal role in transforming healthcare delivery in some of the world's most underserved regions. With a deep commitment to building resilient health systems, James leads the strategic vision and operational execution of programs that enhance community-based primary healthcare access for millions in Liberia, Ethiopia, Malawi, and Sierra Leone. His expertise in international development and capacity building is instrumental in professionalizing over 12,000 community health workers, ensuring they are equipped to deliver essential health services effectively.
James co-chaired a comprehensive five-year strategy development process, collaborating closely with the CEO to align organizational goals with the pressing health needs of remote communities. His strategic planning skills have been critical in fostering partnerships with governments and local organizations, amplifying the impact of Last Mile Health's initiatives. By leveraging his background in policy analysis and philanthropy, James advocates for sustainable health policies that prioritize community engagement and empowerment.
In addition to his programmatic leadership, James is a dynamic public speaker and a skilled proposal writer, adept at articulating the importance of community health systems to diverse stakeholders. His work not only improves health outcomes but also cultivates future leaders in the health sector, ensuring that local communities are equipped to sustain their health initiatives long after external support has ended. Through his unwavering dedication and innovative approach, James Nardella is shaping the future of healthcare in the last mile, making a lasting difference in the lives of millions.
