PME Coordinator - Global Fund

Job Summary

The PME Coordinator will help in promoting a learning culture in the Global Fund Program and communicate this information to the Global Fund, relevant Ministry of Health disease programs (Malaria, HIV and Malaria) and other audiences to improve on-going and future programming. The Global Fund grant is a three-year project, budget of $21 million dollars, and possibility of increase at a later stage.

Major Responsibilities

• Coordinate data collection, aggregation and analysis of programmatic data to facilitate monitoring across disease programs (Malaria, HIV and TB).
• Roll out a data management (data collection, storage, processing and analysis) in order to generate the reports at district level and submit to the national level for review and submission to Global Fund.
• Carry out routine data quality assurance to prevent M&E fraud in relation to program targets and service delivery. This may include coordinating internal data quality audits.
• Operationalize data quality assurance mechanisms that ensure quality of data during data collection, transfer, compilation, analysis and storage. This mechanism should include how late, missing and incomplete data is accounted for.
• Establish and roll out programme accountability mechanisms that promote provision of information, consultation and participation of participants including KPs and collection and acting on complaints and feedback.
• Support execution of regular analyses of sub-national, disaggregated data as well as regular analyses at the district levels to inform planning and/or programmatic decisions
• Compile periodic district level reports for each Global Fund component (Malaria, HIV, TB, RSSH), facilitate review and submission to MEAL Manager
• Guide staff and sub-grantees to identify and resolve issues and challenges in monitoring systems, using ongoing mentorship and coaching approach.
• Roll out improvement plans for data quality, reporting completeness and/or timeliness (people, systems, processes, tools to review and suggest improvements)

Required Professional Experience

• Must have 3 years of progressive relevant experience in monitoring and evaluation in public health sector, epidemiological literacy and surveillance.
• Experience in coordinating monitoring and evaluation in public health programs.
• Experience in digital health systems such as DHIS2.

Required Education, Training, License, Certification

• University degree in Public Health, Epidemiology, Monitoring and Evaluation, Statistics, International Development and Rural Development.
• Certification in monitoring and evaluation will be an added advantage.
• Proficiency in written and spoken English.
• Excellent analytical skills.
• Good interpersonal, organizational and management skills.
• Ability to maintain performance expectations in diverse cultural contexts and physical hardship conditions.
• Ability to solve complex problems and exercise independent judgement.
• Knowledge of the Global Fund and World Vision policies and procedures.
• Experience working with national disease programs in the area of monitoring and evaluation.

Employee Contract Type

Local - Fixed Term Employee (Fixed Term)

Applicant Types Accepted

Local Applicants Only