Apply: Pathfinder Programme Coordinator

Deadline: Ongoing

Location: Lagos, Nigeria

Pathfinder International is seeking to fill the role of Programme Officer.

The organisation supports women to make their own reproductive health decisions.

Responsibilities

  • Provide global project management support
  • Ensure portfolio of projects is managed in an effective and efficient manner
  • Work with project teams to prepare manuals, documents, reports, presentations and other tools, and reviews and updates the materials
  • Help staff source reference materials
  • Manage filing, storage and tracking of hardcopy and electronic content and support template, ensuring availability of current information on related subjects
  • Proactively work to improve record keeping in a complex portfolio of projects with a high volume of programmatic and technical information
  • Support staff with developing and formatting project reports and presentations
  • Assist staff in review and analysis of data, helping to prepare internal and external project reports
  • Coordinate all planning, bookings and logistics for activities and events, including the agenda, calendar, materials, registration with the participants and travel (domestic and international), including lodging and transportation
  • Manage incoming and outgoing calls and electronic communications for the programme or project
  • Set up and maintain files and forms in compliance with legal guidelines
  • Process invoices for the functional area for submission to finance for payment
  • Participate in donor compliance audits to ensure internal policies and processes are followed for donor rules and regulations
  • Provide advice and support to meet key internal and external deadlines
    and support country teams in their success at the project level

Requirements

  • Diploma
  • Bachelor’s degree or a combination of education and experience that
    yields the minimally required key competencies (preferred)
  • Two years, minimum, of experience in health development sector, assisting non-government organisations (NGOs) or public-sector programmes
  • Experience living and/or working in a developing or low-income development setting
  • Professional English language skills

To apply and for more information, click here.

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