Program Officer, Organizational Development at MSH
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Overall Responsibilities
Program Officer organizational development (POOD) will be responsible for all aspects of organizational development and improvement of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) under contract with the CUBS project.
S/he is in charge of providing overall coordination of all capacity building in the area of CSO organizational development interventions in the 11 target states.
This position is based in Abuja and reports directly to the Chief of Party. The position requires frequent travel at least 50% of the time.
Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree in public health, education, public administration or management, or a combination of equivalent relevant experience and education.
- Minimum of 3 years experience managing and engaged in health and education projects, Reproductive Health/Family Planning, or Maternal Child Health, or integrated health projects.
- Demonstrated technical expertise in at least one of the following areas: Child Survival; Reproductive Health/Family Planning, Maternal Child Health, Child survival/Immunization, Organizational Capacity Building, Quality Assurance, integrated health education, and Behaviour Change Communication.
Demonstrated successful experience collaborating with community, local, and State-level partners. Understanding of US Government regulations and administrative procedures.
Background Information
Community Based Support (CUBS) Project is aimed at improving the lives of children and families affected by HIV/AIDS in project state. The goal of this project is to deliver care and support activities to OVC as well as palliative care. Program intervention include care and support for children affected by HIV/AIDS, paediatric home-base care, gender, stigma and discrimination and program related data collection and analysis.
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