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Thursday, June 17, 2010

FHI Recruiting for Senior Health Services Management Advisor

Family Health International is a public health and development organization working to improve the lives of the world’s most vulnerable people. Our 2,500 staff work in 55 countries conducting research and implementing programs that advance public health and build local capacity to address development problems. Since 1971, Family Health International has been a global leader in family planning and reproductive health and, since 1986, in the worldwide response to HIV/AIDS. Our research and programs also address malaria, tuberculosis, and other infectious and chronic diseases. Our partners include US and international agencies, governments, foundations, research institutions, and individual donors.

In Nigeria, FHI is currently engaged in providing public health services and undertaking research in HIV/AIDS, TB, malaria and reproductive health in partnership with the Government of Nigeria, under funding from the United States aid programs as well as from the Global Fund and private foundations and corporations. To strengthen our operations we are seeking qualified Nigerian candidates for the following position:

Senior Health Services Management Advisor

The Senior Health Services Management Advisor will work under the supervision of the Associate Director HPSM to provide technical leadership in the planning, implementation and monitoring of FHI Nigeria’s health systems initiatives.

Key Responsibilities

• Contribute to FHI’s provision of technical assistance to the Ministry of Health at all levels to develop/review, implement and monitor health systems policies and strategies

• Provide, on behalf of FHI, inputs/technical assistance to government on health systems policies, strategies and proposal development processes

• Provide, on behalf of FHI, health systems technical assistance to MoH at all levels as required.

• Contribute to the development of FHI Nigeria’s health systems strengthening strategy and work plans that clearly addresses the WHO HSS building blocks

• Demonstrate and document links between planned health systems work and improving, scaling-up and sustaining FHl’s health programs

• Oversee the implementation of FHI’s current health systems grants

• Oversee the health economics unit and expand its current scope by identifying potential areas of beneficial work and developing necessary strategies and work plans

• Collaborate with the MoH and other partners to develop innovative technical strategies, tools and systems to strengthen health systems at the LGA level

• Provide key technical inputs to improve FHI’s decentralization and service integration projects

• Develop effective marketing strategies for FHl’s health systems and sustainability work

• Identify new funding opportunities for health systems strengthening and health systems research and contribute to proposal development processes

• Develop and implement framework for capacity development for the different departments in the design and implementation of evidence-based health systems ‘policies and practices related to their technical programs and units

Minimum Requirements

• BS/BA in public health, behavioral sciences or other related fields and MPH with 7 years experience

• Or MD with a minimum of 5 years working experience in applied health policy and health

systems analysis

• Experience working with NGOs and CBOs

• Strong knowledge of HIVIAIDS, TB and malaria activities and programming

• Practical experience in budget development and analysis. is desirable

Method of Application

Interested candidates should forward their suitability statement (application) and resume (CV) as a single MS Word document on/before 25th June 2010 to:

Healthoolicyjobs@ghain.org

Only applications sent electronically (i.e. bye-mail) with the job title and location clearly indicated as the subject of the mail will be considered, and only shortlisted candidates will be contacted

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