Job Title: State Team Leader, Adamawa State
Overall Responsibilities:
The objective of the State Team Leader position is to provide overall leadership and management of the Pro-ACT project in the State and related states/areas in a manner that strengthens partnerships with the state government and other partners, and leads to sustainable HIV/AIDS prevention and control efforts.
Management Responsibilities:
- Spearheading coordination, implementation and reporting of the Pro-ACT program in the State and related states.
- Ensure optimal resource management in the project.
- Member of the Project Management Team that is responsible for overall project performance.
Specific Responsibilities:
- Lead the development of an integrated Pro-ACT project plan for the State in collaboration with the Project Director, Director Clinical Services, Advisors and State Specialists.
- Operationalize Pro-ACT project plan in the State ensuring efficient coordination of resources to maximize integration and synergy of program areas.
- Establish system for project monitoring, evaluation and reporting.
- Support the state HMIS Officer to establish a functional state M&E data system with periodic analyses and review to inform program management.
- Establish a system for timely relevant technical support to all implementing health facilities.
- Take responsibility for management of the state Pro-ACT project budget and all other resources under the direction of Director, Country Office Management Unit (COMU).
- Advocate and represent MSH Pro-ACT project at the highest level in the state on matters of HIV/AIDS and TB.
- Liaise and network with relevant Pro-ACT partners and collaborators in the state to improve MSH’s visibility, coordination of activities and promotion of shared advocacy agenda.
- Supervise staff and manage staff performance and development.
- Provides clear documentation of programmatic achievements as well as required data and keeps MSH senior management informed of state activities on monthly, quarterly and annual basis.
Qualifications
- Graduate degree in public health, public administration, management or related discipline, or equivalent experience.
- At least 5 years senior level work experience in health program management in developing countries, or equivalent.
- Previous supervision or team leader experience.
- Proven track record in managing international projects or in senior management of a large and complex project overseas.
- Demonstrated leadership and capacity to oversee USAID-funded (sub) projects.
- Understanding of USAID and field Missions; USG audiences, trends and requirements.
- Proven programmatic, technical and managerial expertise in providing support to institutions to strengthen their management and/or leadership capacity, systems and processes, and sustainability potential.
- Demonstrated capacity to collaborate with colleagues, teams and partner organizations to achieve results.
- Strong interpersonal and organizational skills.
- A good and oral communication skills.
- Computer skills: Windows applications for word processing and spreadsheet software.
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