Apply: ICAP Monitoring, Evaluation Advisor

Deadline: Ongoing

Location: South Sudan

International Credential Advantage Package (ICAP) is seeking applications from eligible applicants for the post of Regional Monitoring and Evaluation Advisor.

ICAP is a global health leader working to improve the health of families and communities.

Responsibilities

  • Work closely with the health facility, county and state staff to strengthen monitoring and system of HIV programmes
  • Provide direct technical assistance to the target health facilities supported by ICAP South Sudan
  • Assist in coordinating monthly performance evaluation meetings/MDT meetings pertaining to facility level data and report
  • Ensure timely collection, cleaning, and compilation of health facility and nearby facility data collection format designed by ICAP
  • Responsible for compiling the health facility and/or nearby facility
  • Coordinate and participate in HIV-related supportive supervision and review meetings
  • Work with ICAP monitoring and evaluation teams in building the capacity of data clerks to ensure data use for continuous quality improvement at ICAP supported health facilities
  • Spend about 60 percent of time in the field doing mentoring and supervision
  • Assist the health facility staff in analysing and interpreting project data
  • Compile regular field monitoring report, including lessons, and provide feedback
  • Participate in HIV programme performance review meeting at country level
  • Analyse plan versus achievements of the HIV/AIDS programme and identify justifications for under achievements or over achievements
  • Coach and mentor the data clerks and other facility staff on how to handle data and database
  • Assist programme staff and monitoring and evaluation staff in reviewing and revising project
  • Lead the data safety, data quality and analysis
  • Ensure adequate tools and techniques are in place and implemented at health facility including quality improvement tools, standard of care (SOC) tools
  • Ensure all MoH HIV-related tools are availed and properly used in the facilities
  • Conduct data quality assessments to nearby facilities as assigned
  • Participate in the design, data collection and preliminary report writing of baseline/follow-up assessments in the facility
  • Participate in and contribute to programme-based operational research activities

Requirements

  • Bachelor’s degree in Health Science
  • Master’s degree in Public Health or Monitoring and Evaluation is preferred
  • Two years, minimum, of experience in HIV/AIDS programmes
  • Experience in PEPFAR programmes is a plus
  • Experience in ART data collections
  • Knowledge of local language is an asset
  • Good interpersonal skills and experience in working with multiple stakeholders
  • Good computer skills and ability to make Microsoft PowerPoint presentation

To apply and for more information, click here.

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