Graduate degree in public health, demography, sociology, epidemiology, biostatistics or a related field
Minimum seven years of professional experience in monitoring, evaluation and research related to large-scale health development projects
An understanding of the standard indicators and techniques applied in the monitoring and evaluation of MNCH, HRH and supply chain management programs
Skills and experience to develop methodological tools and instruments for monitoring and evaluation (i.e., IRB, questionnaires/protocols, analysis plans, data dashboards, etc.)
Experience designing surveys and program monitoring systems
Experience using the DHIS 2 platform to extract data for program monitoring and evaluation
Experience designing and using digital applications for data capture, analysis and decision-making
Knowledge of data collection protocols and processes for data quality verification
Exceptional oral, written, presentation, coaching and contract management skillsTo Apply Click HERETechnical Director
Qualifications
Medical or advanced nursing degree and a master’s degree in public health
Minimum 10 years of direct experience introducing or scaling up high-impact MNCH interventions at primary health care and referral hospital level.
Experience developing health policies, strategies and technical guidance for national audiences
Ability to work effectively with ministries of health, USAID, and other international and local development partners to achieve shared goals
Experience in the direct provision of MNCH services and the clinical training, mentoring or supervision of MNCH providers
In-depth understanding of the challenges faced by the Government of Zimbabwe and its MOHCC in retaining qualified medical and nursing staff
Experience in direct supervision of a diverse group of technical experts and professional staff
Master’s Degree in Public Health, Logistics Management, Business Administration, or a related field; or, a bachelor’s degree with four additional years (eight total) of relevant experience in lieu of a Master’s Degree
At least six years designing, implementing, managing, and evaluating supply chain programs of similar nature, size, and complexity (preferably USAID-funded projects) with national or local governments, NGOs, or donors
Experience working directly in health supply chain management, i.e., forecasting, quantification, procurement, warehousing, distribution, logistics management information systems, tracing, etc.
Familiarity with Zimbabwe’s public health system and the issues affecting the management of its MNCH supply chain
Proven ability to provide technical services and work effectively at the district and provincial levels
Knowledge of US Government health initiatives and related reporting requirements and funding parameters
Demonstrated qualitative and quantitative skills
Proven ability to work as an effective team member and to manage local subawardees
Professional communications skills – oral, written and presentation
