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Associate Director, Administration

Location: Nigeria

Req ID: 1059

Description

The Associate Director, Administration will provide leadership and management for FHI Nigeria s programs and projects in facilities management, building renovation and rehabilitation, lease management, safety and security, administration, and transport/fleet management. Manage these functions and their associated teams to ensure effectiveness and value for money at the Country Office and build systems and develop capacities to ensure effective operations of these functions in FHI s multiple zonal offices. Provide technical and policy guidance and support to the COP and other CO departments and to the Zonal Offices in the named job areas. The Associate Director is a key management position in FHI Nigeria and is expected to contribute to the overall effectiveness and efficiency of FHI s programs for all funders under the leadership of Director Shared Services (DSS).

Minimum Requirements:

BS/BA in engineering, architecture, business, management or related field, and a minimum of 9 years relevant international experience; or MS/MA in above subjects or related field and a minimum of 7 years relevant international experience.
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Associate Director, Finance and Grants

Location: Nigeria

Req ID: 1193

Description
FHI is recruiting for an experienced individual for the position of Associate Director, Finance and Grants for an upcoming USAID-funded “Strengthening Malaria Prevention and Control in Nigeria” project. The aim of the project is to implement a comprehensive malaria program to increase coverage and the use of life-saving malaria interventions in support of the Nigeria National Malaria Strategic Plan and the National Malaria Control Program.
Based in Nigeria, the Associate Director, Finance and Grants will provide financial leadership to ensure efficient oversight of financial operations, including life of project and core activity budget, and provide on-going capacity development needs. Provide leadership and financial oversight for a multi-year USAID funded regional project; interface with USAID/Nigeria as required. *Offer contingent upon awarded proposal.

Position Responsibilities

· Provide leadership and direction in the area of finance, accounting and reporting.

· Provide monitoring and financial oversight to strategic and local partners who are recipients of project funds.

· Provide technical assistance in financial, accounting and administrative matters relating to the implementation of the project.

· Provide leadership in the application and interpretation of USAID rules and regulations in administration of the grant agreement.

· Review capacity of implementing partners on a regular basis and provide appropriate training to build their capacity.

· Review and design appropriate workflow systems, procedures and process that ensure efficiency and effectiveness of the support function that Finance provides.

· Review and ensure existence of appropriate systems that provide for funds accountability.

· Conduct periodic site-visits to partners to review their financial records and internal control systems.

· Provide project management with periodic financial and management reports for the project.

· Manage and monitor the various controls and financial measurements for the projects including budget limits, obligations and burn-rates, advising the Project Director accordingly.

· Prepare donor reports including quarterly financial reports, pipeline and accruals report.

· Maintain an integrated financial system with up-to-date data from multiple partners in Nigeria that enables for consolidation of information and reporting.

· Prepare budgets, provide budgetary control, and review of partner budgets and financial reports.

· Preparation of monthly cash forecast for the project and submission of the same to HQ.

· Supervise the finance and accounts staff.

· Perform the month-end task as part of the larger Shared Service staff; Contribute to the on-going systems improvement program.

· Liaise with external auditors in the review of project funds.

· Review and control of procurement process relating to the project.

· Any other duty as assigned by the supervisor or the designate.

Minimum Requirements

BS/BA in accounting, finance, business administration or related field and 9-11 years relevant exp; or MS/MA/MPH in accounting, finance, business administration and 7-9 years relevant exp; or PhD/MD or equivalent degree and 5-7 years relevant experience. International Development experience, 3-5 years supervisory experience and overseas field experience required.

Certified Public Accountant – CPA

Significant exposure to project accounting, sub-grantee management, management of USAID funds, including contracts and grants. And knowledge of USAID rules and regulations.

Proven skills in management, supervision and leadership. Demonstrated ability in managing partners and staff.

Excellent skills in planning and organization.

Well developed written and oral communication skills in English.

Experience working in Africa on donor-funded public health and capacity building projects strongly preferred.

Experience working with an international organization will be an added advantage.

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Associate Director

Location: Mozambique

Req ID: 1191

Description

Family Health International (FHI) is dedicated to improve lives through a highly diversified program of research. Since our inception in 1971, FHI has formed partnerships with national governments and local communities in dozens of countries throughout the developing world to support lasting improvements in the health of individuals and the effectiveness of health care systems. We seek qualified candidates for the position of Associate Director in Mozambique.

Position Responsibilities:
The Associate Director will support the planning and implementation of a large, USAID funded, integrated health program. The Associate Director will have responsibility for providing management and technical support to a national community-based HIV program. Support the development and implementation of activities and ensure efficient and coordinated Project implementation. The Associate Director will be a key staff member and will lead the oversight of Project staff including international consortium Partners’ staff to ensure a smooth and coordinate implementation.

S/He will liaise with local and international organizations; government counterparts at the Provincial and District levels; and implementing agencies in order to ensure effective implementation of the Project. S/He will support the development of Project plans and implementation. The Associate Director must be a leader in development projects preferably in Mozambique and/or Southern Africa. Demonstrated experience in international health development components. Proven skills in management and supervision. Design and implementation of comprehensive development programs. *Offer contingent upon awarded proposal.
Minimum Requirements:

BS/BA in public health or international development, or related field, and 7-9 years relevant experience with international development program; or MS/MA/MPH and 5 – 7 years relevant experience. The Associate Director will have excellent written and oral communication skills in English; Portuguese and/or Spanish language skills required. *Local applicants only. No expatriate benefits provided.
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Associate Director, Laboratory Services

Location: Nigeria

Req ID: 1117
Description

Associate Director, Laboratory Services (High Tech) will provide leadership in all high technology laboratory for FHI in Nigeria focusing on HIV, TB, malaria and other infectious diseases. Duties include: Provide technical expertise and coordination of services needed in implementing high quality clinical laboratory services. Coordinate the design, planning and implementation of laboratory services according to national and international standards. Develop guidelines, tools, SOPs and recommendations related to implementation, monitoring laboratory total quality management in the high tech laboratory.
Minimum Requirements:

MS/MA and 7-9 years relevant experience or PhD/MD and 5-7 years relevant experience in molecular biology, molecular genetics, genetic engineering or related field. Experience in a clinical laboratory setting in the areas of molecular diagnosis, viral load determination, drug resistance testing, genotyping and nucleic acid sequencing. Familiar with public sector health system, donor agencies, NGOs and CBOs is required.

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Associate Director, ROADS

Location: Tanzania

Req ID: 1156

Description

The Associate Director, ROADS Program, will be responsible for managing HIV/AIDS programming in Tanzania under the international donor-funded ROADS Project. Acts as liaison with relevant private and public agencies, organizations regarding Tanzania programs and activities. Manages the development of country plans, periodic review and revision. Manages the design of subproject activities and ensures appropriate monitoring of subprojects to achieve financial, administrative and programmatic goals.

Minimum Requirements:

BS/BA in public health or related field, and 7 – 9 years relevant experience with large international development programs; or MS/MA in public health or related field, and 5 – 7 years relevant experience with large international development programs. At least five years of senior level project management experience. Good cross-cultural skills.
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Country Director

Location: Sudan

Req ID: 1139
Description

The Country Director provides leadership and management oversight for all FHI s portfolio and activities of the country office. S/He oversees operations and, as the primary FHI country representative, ensures strong collaboration between FHI and local Government, donors and sponsors. S/He represents FHI to external donors/sponsors and leads FHI business and resource development efforts in country. Also serves as project director or chief of party (COP) on designated FHI project/s.
Minimum Requirements:

MS/MA in public health or related area; Minimum of 10 years experience in the field of primary health care with an emphasis on managing a team of highly successful performers; Minimum of 5 years experience in managing donor funded projects and in the design and implementation of overseas health projects; preferably East Africa or the Horn of Africa; Ability to perform at a senior policy level, demonstrated by previous experience in leading the development and implementation of international primary health care programs; Must be familiar with USAID or other USG administrative, management and reporting procedures and systems. * Offer is contingent upon awarded proposal.

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Director, Health Policy and Systems Management

Location: Nigeria

Req ID: 1090
Description

This directorate will work on strengthening the necessary systems (using the WHO health systems building blocks) to ensure sustainable and efficient delivery of effective health services at the different levels of care; Will work under the supervision of the Country Director to provide technical and managerial oversight in the planning, implementation and monitoring of FHI Nigeria s health policy and systems initiatives; Will coordinate FHI s provision of technical assistance to the Ministry of Health, other government agencies and stakeholders at all levels to develop/review, implement and monitor health systems policies and strategies. Also will complete other duties and responsibilities as assigned by the FHI country director.

Minimum Requirements:

Master’s degree in Economics, Health Economics, Public Policy, Health Policy, Public Health or a related field . At least 10 years experience in applied health policy analysis and development at national and international levels as well as in capacity building and policy advisory work. At least 10 years international experience in health systems strengthening, particularly capacity building of MOH and other local partners.
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Director, Technical

Location: Bangladesh

Req ID: 1155
Description

Director, Technical will provide technical and programmatic vision and leadership to FHI/Bangladesh public health programs. Lead the development of strategies for HIV/AIDS prevention, care and treatment interventions as well as other public health programs. Supervise and build the capacity of program management and technical unit staff

Minimum Requirements
MD or PhD in public health or related field and 10 or more years relevant experience in international HIV/AIDS programs at senior management level. HIV/AIDS program experience in an Asian country preferred.

* This is not an expatriate position. No expatriate benefits or allowances provided.

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Program Manager

Location: Papua New Guinea

Req ID: 1091

Description

The Program Manager will plan and manage the work of the Program and Program Team. S/He will provide strong leadership, motivation and strategic direction within the program. Will liaise with key government and non-government stakeholders; Establish and provide quality control for all plans, reports, systems, outputs and contract management; Provide creative leadership in community consultation, capacity building and training, strategies and approaches (including harm reduction and behavioral change). S/He will monitor program progress and will oversee the disbursement of Program funds.
Minimum Requirements:

BS/BA and 9-11 years relevant experience with international development programs; Or MS/MA in public health or related field and 7-9 years relevant experiences; 3-5 years of supervisory experience required. Understanding of Papua New Guinea context and HIV/AIDS in PNG is essential. Experience in managing HIV programs in rural and urban settings is desirable. English language skills required; Tok Pisin is an asset. Offer is contingent upon awarded proposal.

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Project Director

Location: Nigeria

Req ID: 1186
Description

The Project Director has primary responsibility for the strategic direction, and technical leadership to produce program results, as well as overall management of the operational, financial and administrative aspects of the project. S/he serves as principle liaison and represents the project to the USAID Mission, the host country government, the NMCP and other key stakeholders. S/he will work in concert with key partners to promote awareness and provide support for rapid scale-up of proven malaria control efforts

Minimum Requirements:

The Project Director will be a respected leader in the malaria field, with extensive developing country field experience in managing the development and implementation of effective malaria prevention and treatment program activities involving financial and human resources. S/He must have both technical and broad management skills required to lead this project. The Project Director will have: Significant experience developing and communicating a project vision, aligning key stakeholders around the vision, and assuring the vision is translated into an efficiently implemented program; Demonstrated ability to develop and foster effective working relationships with USAID, other donors, ministry officials, state and local governments, donor-funded implementers and other organizations; Knowledge in overall supervision of training and capacity building programs; Supervisory and/or management work experience, including direct supervision of professional and support staff, evaluation of staff performance and deliverables, and contract management; Ability to lead and motivate multidisciplinary, multicultural teams; Excellent analytical, writing, communication, and presentation skills.
Education/Experience:
BS/BA in public health, epidemiology, health administration, or related field and 13-15 years rel exp; or MS/MA in public health, epidemiology, health administration, or related field and 11-13 years rel exp; or PhD/MD and 9-11 years rel exp. Exp must be with international development programs with 5-7 years supervisory exp. Min ten yrs exp working in public health in developing countries in Africa, experience in Nigeria preferred.
* Offer Contingent upon awarded proposal.
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Project Director

Location: Mozambique

Req ID: 1192
Description

Family Health International (FHI) is dedicated to improve lives through a highly diversified program of research. Since our inception in 1971, FHI has formed partnerships with national governments and local communities in dozens of countries throughout the developing world to support lasting improvements in the health of individuals and the effectiveness of health care systems. We seek qualified candidates for the position of Project Director in Mozambique.

Position Responsibilities:

The Project Director will be responsible for the planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of a large scale HIV community services program funded by USAID. The PD will have responsibility for providing management support specifically to the Project. Support the development and implementation of activities and ensure efficient and coordinated Project implementation.
Liaise with: international organizations; government counterparts; and implementing agencies in order to ensure effective implementation of the Project. Liaise with USAID and FHI/Maputo Senior Staff. H/she will support the development of Project plans and implementation. The PD must be a proven leader in international development preferably in comprehensive, holistic, and/or integrated health projects. H/she will have proven leadership experience. Proven skills in management, supervision, and networking. Design and implementation of comprehensive development programs. Strong ability to manage budgets and USAID funded projects. Responsibility for reporting and communication with the government, donor, and other stakeholders. *Offer contingent upon awarded proposal.
Minimum Requirements:
BS/BA in social sciences, public health or related field, and 9 – 11 years relevant experience in international development programs; or MS/MA in public health or related field, and 7 – 9 years relevant experience in international development programs; Must have 5 years of supervisory experience. Overseas experience required. The Project Director will have excellent written and oral communication skills in English; Portuguese and/or Spanish language skills required

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Project Director, ROADS

Location: Kenya

Req ID: 1169
Description

The Project Director will manage all activities of the ROADS program. S/He will plan and manage the project in the country/region; ensure program quality according to FHI standards; ensure the achievement of results of which FHI is responsible under agreement with the donor; ensure that project resources are utilized in accordance with applicable FHI and donor policies and procedures; ensure appropriate monitoring of subprojects to achieve financial, administrative, and programmatic goals; oversee production of timely and accurate financial and programmatic reports to FHI, and donors as required. S/He will perform other duties as assigned. *Local applicants only. No expatriate benefits provided

Requirements:

BS/BA in public health or related field, and 11-13 years relevant experience in international development programs with 5-7 years supervisory experience; or MS/MA/MPH in public health or related field, and 9 – 11 years relevant experience in international development programs, with 5-7 years supervisory experience; or PhD, MD or equivalent degree with 7 – 9 years relevant experience in HIV/AIDS or family planning with international development programs and 5-7 years of supervisory experience. Overseas field experience required.

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Senior Technical Advisor, Institutional Strengthening and Capacity

Location: Nigeria

Req ID: 1165
Description

Description:

The Senior Technical Advisor, Institutional Strengthening and Capacity will design, develop, and implement a Core Program Management Training Curricula and Strategy for FHI in a number of key technical areas including, but not limited to, program design, health systems strengthening, and monitoring and evaluation. S/He will provide technical assistance on institutional strengthening, organizational development, and capacity building for FHI Nigeria. S/He will also provide technical assistance and leadership on the transitions of programs and systems to local implementing partner, Achieving Health Nigeria.

Minimum Requirements:

BS/BA in public health or related field, and 11-13 years relevant experience in HIV/AIDS or family planning with international development programs. Overseas field experience required.

or MS/MA/MPH in public health or related field, and 9 – 11 years relevant experience in HIV/AIDS or family planning with international development programs. Overseas field experience required.

or PhD, MD or similar degree with 7 – 9 years relevant experience in HIV/AIDS or family planning with international development programs. Overseas field experience required.

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Senior Technical Officer

Location: Mozambique

Req ID: 1180

Description

The Senior Technical Officer will give assistance to the Provincial Department of Health (DPH) in the conception, execution, coordination and follow-up of the programs in clinical-care and mentoring related to HIV/AIDS, TB and Malaria. The main objectives of this position are to strengthen the leadership and capacity of the DPH to guarantee the quality of the medical care for HIV/AIDS users including antiretroviral treatment; ensure the complete care of HIV/AIDS users in the Health Unities (HU) in the National Health System (NHS); and support the strengthening of additional clinical components such as TB, Malaria and other diseases.

Minimum Requirements:
BS/BA in public health or related field, and 7-9 years relevant experience in HIV/AIDS or family planning with international development programs; or MS/MA/MPH in public health or related field, and 5 – 7 years relevant experience in HIV/AIDS or family planning with international development programs; or PhD, MD or similar degree with 3 – 5 years relevant experience in HIV/AIDS or family planning with international development programs. Overseas field experience required. At least 3 years of experience in a clinical setting handling infectious-contagious diseases and the management of clinical services. Experience working in third world countries, preferably in Africa and Mozambique. Portuguese language skills required.

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Technical Advisor, Monitoring and Evaluation

Location: Nigeria

Req ID: 1194

Description

FHI is recruiting for experienced individuals for the position of Technical Advisor, Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) for an upcoming USAID-funded “Strengthening Malaria Prevention and Control in Nigeria” project. The aim of the project is to implement a comprehensive malaria program to increase coverage and the use of life-saving malaria interventions in support of the Nigeria National Malaria Strategic Plan and the National Malaria Control Program. FHI is among the largest and most established nonprofit organizations active in international public health with a mission to improve lives worldwide through research, education, and services in family health.

Based in Nigeria, the Technical Advisor, M&E will provide technical leadership in M&E systems design and implementation, and develop appropriate guidelines to support USAID/Nigeria, the National Malaria Control Program (NMCP) and USAID’s Implementing Partners in conducting M&E and reporting results. Additionally, the Technical Advisor, M&E will deliver M&E training, and interface with USAID/Nigeria as required. The Technical Advisor, M&E will report to the Director, Monitoring and Evaluation, technical oversight with operational responsibility to the Project Director, and interface with USAID/Nigeria as required. *Offer contingent upon awarded proposal.

Position Responsibilities:

Provide hands-on M&E support to USAID/Nigeria and its Implementing Partners

Develop M&E tools and guidelines

Conduct data quality assessments

Conduct M&E capacity building trainings

Coordinate data gathering and aggregation

Analyze data and prepare sector-specific and crosscutting M&E reports

Minimum Requirements:

BS/BA in social sciences, demography, economics or related field and 9-11 yrs rel exp; or MS/MA in social sciences, demography, economics or related field and 7-9 yrs relevant exp; or PhD/MD or equivalent degree and 5-7 years relevant exp. Exp must be with international development programs with 3-5 years supervisory exp

8+ years of experience designing and implementing M&E systems, with experience on Malaria Prevention projects

Significant experience working with integrated public health programs, including Malaria, HIV/AIDS, TB, and RH programs, healthcare, HMIS, and workplace prevention programs

Experience with USAID-funded projects

Multi-sectoral M&E experience (e.g. Economic Growth, Humanitarian Assistance, Democracy and Governance, Health, Education etc) with experience in Malaria preferred.

Management skills

Proven leadership skills

Experience with capacity building activities for M&E

Experience with data quality assessment

In addition, has international name recognition among peers in same discipline or program area (can be informally assessed); and has a least 5 professional publications in respected journals or other fora.

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A. OSIENALA (Friends of Lake Victoria) with financial support from Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA) is inviting applications for postgraduate scholarships at a masters degree level in the following areas:

Environmental Studies (natural resource management, sustainable development and related issues).

Community Development (civil society organization management, community based project management and related issues).

Renewable Energy Technologies (solar energy, wind energy, co-generation, biofuels and related issues).

Applicants for the support at this level must have proof of admission into any of the public universities in Kenya, Uganda or Tanzania together with details of fees payable in respect of the course to be undertaken.

B. Some scholarships are also available to citizens of East Africa who wish to undertake short courses of not more than 12 months duration in any recognized institutions in the region.

The short courses should also be in the same fields of study as mentioned above.

Applicants who wish to pursue studies in business administration, information technology and environmental journalism will also be considered.

Application letters for any of these scholarships should include:detailed current curriculum vitae,admission letter,fee structure,copies of relevant certificates,names and contacts of three referees.

The applications should be submitted to the following postal or email address by 30th May, 2009.

Executive DirectorOSIENALA (Friends of Lake Victoria)
Lake Victoria Centre for Research and Development Dunga Beach,
Kisumu
P.O. Box 4580- 40103
Kisumu,
KENYA
Email: osienala @ osienala.net
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