Washington State Department of Health seeks a Health Promotion and Communication Section 
Manager (Recruitment # DOH3136). Are you energized by the following? Demonstrating 
emotional intelligence, self-awareness and self-regulation; high capacity managing multiple 
priorities in the midst of change; and effectively delegating, coaching, and holding self and 
others accountable to achieve results? Appropriately informing superiors on emerging issues, 
options, and results; Inspiring subordinates to follow and succeed; demonstrating active listening 
and collaborative planning; and responsive to customer needs, internal and external. Thinking 
strategically; seeking understanding and recruiting engagement to analyzing data and making 
timely decisions; charting a course of action, implementing, then adjusting as needed; seeing and 
cultivating linkages among partners; and promoting principles of cultural competency and 
understanding the social determinants of health. If you are, than this opportunity is for you. 
Reporting to the Assistant Secretary, this position leads and manages HPCS and its 3 units: 
Health Education, Health Communication, and Information Design.  S/he is responsible for 
planning, coordinating, and directing all activities of HPCS, and guides the vision and goals of 
the section.  This position ensures the efforts of the section are in alignment with the priorities of 
the division, agency, and Washington's governmental public health system.  S/he is responsible 
for a total staff of 13 (4 direct reports) and an annual budget of approximately $1.5 million, from 
the PHHS federal block grant. To obtain a copy of the position announcement that includes the 
"Application Process", visit http://tinyurl.com/DOH3136, or contact 
[email protected], (360) 236-4545. All required application material must be received 
by March 28, 2016.  The DOH is an EOE. 

 
Washington State Department of Health seeks a Communication Consultant4 - Health 
Communications Specialist. Closing Date: March 23, 2016. Salary: $4,036 - $5,290 Monthly. 
For complete announcement that includes the "Application Process", 
visit: https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/washington/jobs/1378721/commun ication-
consultant-4-health-communication-specialist-doh3133 

   
CAMRIS International is an international development and research firm that realizes 
innovative solutions to health and development challenges through high- quality, cost-
effective program and research management services. With experience working in more 
than 80 countries, we combine our proven systems with today's most effective, 
evidence-based best practices to improve the lives of people around the world. We 
apply a customized, customer-centric, cost-effective business approach to offer greater 
value to our clients and challenge the way things have always been done in our field. 
CAMRIS' clients include U.S. government agencies and multilateral and private 
organizations. Our core practice areas include public health, agriculture and food 
security, economic development, education, environment, humanitarian assistance, 
democracy and governance, and medical research. For more information on CAMRIS 
International please visit www.camris.com.   CAMRIS seeks a highly energetic and 
forward thinking Chief of Party for our USAID/Nepal Monitoring, Evaluation & 
Learning (MEL) Project. The MEL Project supports achievement of USAID/Nepal's 
Country Development Cooperation Strategy (CDCS) development objectives by 
assisting the Mission in planning, designing, conducting, disseminating and learning 
from more rigorous monitoring and evaluation of development activities. This includes 
designing and implementing both quantitative and qualitative evaluations and 
assessments, as well as providing expert analysis and technical assistance to 
USAID/Nepal's programs.   The MEL project has three major components:  Component 
1: Support greater rigor and coherence in USAID/Nepal's M&E efforts.  Component 2: 
Design and conduct analyses, evaluations, surveys, studies, and assessments  
Component 3: Support improved knowledge management.   Responsibilities:  The Chief 
of Party (COP) shall be responsible for providing strategic, technical, and operations 
leadership for MEL Project, while working closely with MEL project and CAMRIS 
headquarters staff. The COP shall collaborate with USAID/Nepal's Program Office, 
expanded M&E team, Development Objective Teams, and other COPs managing 
USAID projects to ensure that the MEL support is meaningful and useful to the Mission 
and partners. The COP is responsible for ensuring the quality of all technical work 
under this contract. S/he must be able to oversee performance and impact evaluations, 
monitoring support, and capacity building activities, ensuring that every deliverable 
exceeds client expectations.   • Provide leadership on the project by proactively 
engaging USAID, partners, and MEL team members to provide useful M&E support. 
This involves deep collaboration with the Mission and partners to identify, design, and 
implement high quality M&E support.  • Identify adjustments in scope and operations to 
ensure that the project adapts to changes in need and context.  • Quality assurance and 
responsiveness on all aspects of the MEL lifecycle including design, data collection, 
analysis, reporting, and learning.  • Serve as the primary point of contact to USAID 
Contracting Officer's Representative and Contracting Officer.  • Ensure timely 
submission of all deliverables.  • Supervise and empower all technical and 
administrative staff on the project.  • Collaborate closely with CAMRIS headquarters 
technical and operations staff.  • Champion the use of CAMRIS' systems and processes, 
and identify adjustments as needed.  • Represent the Nepal MEL team at local, regional 
and international meetings, as required.   QUALIFICATIONS:  • An advanced degree 
(PhD preferred) in a field relevant to M&E of USAID/Nepal activities such as 
economics, public policy, international relations, statistics, political science, health, 
education, agriculture, etc.  • Minimum of 10 years of leadership experience focused on 
MEL activities for international development projects. This includes past experience as 
team lead on complex performance and/or impact evaluations.  • Program 
implementation experience a plus.  • Demonstrated capacity in evaluation good practice, 
including utilization focused evaluation, participatory approaches to evaluation, and 
evaluation ethics.  • Subject matter expertise in democracy and governance, agriculture, 
early grade education and/or public health a plus.  • Deep experience developing useful 
and feasible indicators/measures and associated data collection/analysis strategies for 
both monitoring and evaluation activities.  • Deep M&E methods experience, (including 
sampling strategies), and demonstrated capacity to oversee quantitative and qualitative 
analysis.  • Past experience leading data quality assessments.  • Must be able to quickly 
and effectively assemble and manage interdisciplinary, multicultural and gender 
balanced teams.  • Past experience identifying and implementing knowledge 
management systems to foster learning.  • Demonstrated knowledge of United States 
Government rules, regulations, policies, and procedures as they relate to project and 
program compliance and reporting. 
 

   
 McKing Consulting Corporation (McKing) is a veteran-owned professional services 
corporation offering innovative management consulting support to the Federal and state 
government and non-profit organizations. McKing operates full service project offices 
in Atlanta, Georgia, and Rockville, Maryland. McKing with support from the Bill & 
Melinda Gates Foundation is seeking to identify a French Speaking Polio consultant for 
an assignment in Conakry, Guinea. The polio consultant will provide technical 
assistance in coordination with the Ministry of Health, district health officials, WHO 
and UNICEF. Duties will include: •      60% - Support the planning and implementation of 
outbreak response immunization activities in Siguri and Kankan Districts of Kankan 
Province, including microplanning revision, vaccinators and supervisor selection and 
training, social mobilization planning and implementation • 10% - Provide independent 
monitoring reports to the National and Provincial polio program teams on observations 
from the field, with recommendations for strengthening outbreak response, during 
supplementary immunization activities March- June 2016; • 15% - Support district and 
provincial officials in Kankan province to strengthen active case surveillance as 
requested by assistance in training of district surveillance officials, data collection and 
review, and spot checks at facility level for evidence of active case surveillance; • 15% - 
Provide technical assistance to the implementation of the national plan to successfully 
switch from tOPV use to bOPV use in the routine immunization program by the end of 
April 2016, including support to finalization of tOPV stock inventory at district and 
provincial level, training for vaccine management and disposal, and data collection. 
Additional Information: • The consultant will be based in Conakry, Guinea from start of 
assignment through December 2016 with frequent travel to Siguri and Kankan districts. 
• Only candidates fluent in writing and speaking French will be considered. •
        Candidates must have prior experience supporting Polio. To apply, please 
submit a CV/ resume and cover letter to tcharles- [email protected] McKing 
Consulting Corporation is an equal employment employer. All qualified applicants will 
receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, 
national origin, disability or protected veteran status, or any other legally protected 
basis, in accordance with applicable law. 

 
The World Health Organization seeks an Advisor, Epidemic-prone Diseases 
Epidemiology (P-4) in Washington, DC. Duties: Provide technical, managerial and 
policy advice to strengthen countries capacities to detect, assess, report and respond to 
acute public health events, especially epidemic prone diseases. Formulate and 
recommend policies and strategies to countries for strengthening epidemic diseases 
surveillance; coordinate the development, implementation and analysis of surveillance 
systems. REQUIRES: A university degree in a health related profession and a master's 
degree in epidemiology, public health, infectious diseases or a related field from a 
recognized institution. Nine years of combined national and international experience in 
the area of public health in programs involving the control and prevention of infectious 
diseases, and in the application of epidemiological principles and methods to disease 
surveillance, health care planning, health promotion, training and/or research; including 
supervisory, administrative, advisory and research experience. Please visit WHO's e-
Recruitment website at: www.who.int/employment. Reference the Appropriate Vacancy 
No. Closing date: 3/24/16. Vacancy no: PAHO/16/FT143

 
IntraHealth is seeking a Workforce Development Specialist to work on the USAID-
funded Global Health Supply Chain project. The Specialist would provide the effective 
transfer of skills, knowledge and technology for improved and sustained performance 
through technical assistance. S/he will conduct the coordination with relevant 
stakeholders in the provision of assistance to build the capacity and capabilities of 
national systems. Along with relevant global and national-level stakeholders, s/he will 
identify and select strategies for building human resource capacity while considering 
the context for the capacity development, including all other initiatives. S/he will also 
identify short-term technical assistance needs and find ways of meeting these, and 
monitor and report on short-term technical assistance assignments. International travel, 
approximately 30% of the time. REQUIRMENTS: Master's Degree in public health, 
health policy, supply chain management, instructional design, or a related field 6+ 
years' experience in conducting the design, development, and evaluation of training 
approaches, curricula, courses, and products to build the capacity of individuals in a 
wide variety of health logistics and health commodities fields Experience in 
implementing projects focused on health systems strengthening, capacity building of 
local governments, and supply chain management. Experience facilitating country, 
regional, and global coordination of planning and implementation of activities. Fluent in 
written and spoken English. Fluency in Spanish and/or French preferred. For more 
information: http://www.intrahealth.org/section/careers or apply online 
at https://goo.gl/i1ulG4 

 
Assignment: Two Year Fellowship | GHFP-II-P5-193 .The Global Health Fellows 
Program (GHFP-II) is a five year cooperative agreement implemented and managed by 
the Public Health Institute in partnership with Global Health Corps, GlobeMed, 
Management Systems International and PYXERA Global. GHFP-II is supported by the 
US Agency for International Development (USAID). The Health Information Systems 
(HIS) Advisor (Advisor) will be a member of the Health Informatics Team in the 
Strategic Information, Evaluation and Informatics (SIEI) Division in the Office of 
HIV/AIDS within USAID's Bureau for Global Health. Broad responsibilities will 
include providing technical guidance to USAID, interagency partners, Ministries of 
Health, and implementing partners in the design, development, improvement, and 
maintenance of information systems that strengthen health service quality, 
effectiveness, and efficiency. The Advisor will work closely with and receive technical 
guidance from the SIEI Division Chief as his/her onsite manager. REQUIRED: Master's 
degree or higher in Computer Sciences, Management Information Systems (MIS), 
public health or a related social science field. Extensive knowledge and experience in 
federal information systems development, such as the Federal Information Security 
Management Act (FISMA), Office of Management and Budget (OMB), National 
Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), Clinger-Cohen, FedRamp, among 
others. Extensive knowledge of health information technology and public health IT 
standards including, semantic, exchange, privacy/security, etc. and applications, 
including EMRs, laboratory information systems (LIS), DHIS, HIE, and others. 
Demonstrated experience managing the full software development life-cycle of mid- to 
large-sized projects (i.e. crossing multiple program areas and conflicting needs; 
requiring integration of multiple non-standardized applications or business processes; 
and requiring complex reporting and communication at the agency and executive level) 
with minimal supervision. Extensive knowledge and experience with applying general 
software development lifecycle (SDLC) and project management best practices 
methodologies, i.e. Agile, PRINCE2, RUP, etc. Proven experience with managing the 
development or sourcing of health information systems that are currently in use. Proven 
ability to oversee the design or modification of sophisticated computer applications to 
meet data collection and reporting requirements. Substantial knowledge and experience 
with common relational databases, i.e. SQL, MySQL, Oracle, etc., and a good 
understanding of extracting, transferring and transforming data (ETL). Active user and 
proponent of Open Source solutions. Proven ability to develop rapport and effective 
working relationships with USG, host ministry, national and international working 
partners at all levels, local organizations, and other program partners, highly desirable. 
Technical expertise with health information system/information technology (HIS/IT) 
and results oriented analysis. Project Management Professional (PMP) certification is 
preferred. Excellent written and oral communication skills. Ability to travel 
internationally. US citizenship required. In addition to the above, the position requires 
the following at each level: TECHNICAL ADVISOR II- 5 years' experience in public 
health informatics or in software project management including designing, developing, 
implementing, and maintaining health information systems in large-scale program 
activities, with at least two (2) years' experience in an international or resource 
challenged setting. SENIOR TECHNICAL ADVISOR III - 10 years' experience in 
project management including designing, developing, implementing, and maintaining 
health information systems in large-scale program activities, with at least three (3-5) 
years' experience in an international or resource challenged setting.  TO APPLY : All 
applicants are required to apply for this position through GHFP-II's online recruitment 
system at https://www.ghfp.net/recruitment/, which allows you to store your CV, profile 
and bio data form in our database. A separate cover letter describing your qualifications 
and experience, interest and familiarity with issues relating to this position, and how 
this position relates to your career goals is required for each application. All online 
applications must be submitted by April 5, 2016 by 5:00 pm Eastern time.  

 
FHI 360, a nonprofit human development organization dedicated to improving lives in 
lasting ways by advancing integrated, locally driven solutions, seeks a Technical 
Officer III. This candidate will support FHI 360's work in Botswana. Knowledge of and 
experience with HIV care and treatment programs is mandatory.  The candidate will 
support all aspects of the work in Botswana, including providing technical expertise, 
fiscal oversight, and report writing. Strong project management skills and attention to 
detail are required. QUALIFICATIONS: Bachelor's Degree or its International 
Equivalent - Economics, Education, Environment, Health, Human Development, 
Information Science, International Development, Social Sciences or Related Field. 
Typically requires 8+ years of managing data collection and technical assistance 
experience. Proficiency with database management software and on-line search tools 
required. Has sensitivity to cultural diversity and understanding of the political, 
contextual, and ethical issues in assigned areas. Articulate and professional and able to 
communicate in a clear, positive fashion with clients and staff. Must be able to read, 
write, and speak fluent English. Prior work experience in a non-governmental 
organization (NGO), government agency, or private company. To apply: https://jobs-
fhi360.icims.com/jobs/16701/technical-officer-iii/job 

 
FHI 360,s a nonprofit human development organization dedicated to improving lives in 
lasting ways by advancing integrated, locally driven solutions, seeks a  Research 
Associate. The ideal candidate will have experience in conducting research with 
adolescents and young people and/or expertise in maternal, newborn, and child health.  
Familarity with NIH-related research would be preferred. Attention to detail is 
required.  QUALIFICATIONS: Master's Degree or its International Equivalent - 
Knowledge/Information Services, Communications, Education, Environment, Health, 
Behavioral, Life/Social Sciences International Development, Human Development or 
Related Field. Typically requires 5-8 years of research or evaluation experience with 
manuscripts, and study implementation. Excellent writing skills required. Experience 
writing proposals. Proficiency in Microsoft Office. spreadsheets, analytical software 
and other technology required. Articulate, professional and able to communicate in a 
clear, positive fashion with clients and staff. Must be able to read, write and speak 
fluent English. Related prior work experience preferred. To apply: https://jobs-
fhi360.icims.com/jobs/16735/research-associate-ii/job

 
FHI 360, a nonprofit human development organization dedicated to improving lives in 
lasting ways by advancing integrated, locally driven solutions, seeks a  Project Advisor, 
Strengthening Integrated Delivery of HIV/AIDS Services (SIDHAS) The SIDHAS 
project is a five-year PEPFAR program that aims to provide high quality HIV/AIDS 
services, and to build the capacity of the public and private sectors in Nigeria in order to 
provide these services in a sustainable manner. The SIDHAS project is funded by the 
United States Agency for International Development (USAID). As part of the 
Strengthening Integrated Delivery of HIV/AIDS Services (SIDHAS) Senior Team, the 
Project Advisor performs a wide variety of complex programmatic, technical, and 
communication/reporting functions.  Duties will include coordinating and finalizing a 
variety of administrative and operational reports; participating in the development, 
implementation, and documentation of administrative policies, procedures, and 
programs.  A primary responsibility will be serving as a liaison with USAID and other 
external stakeholders.  As part of this role, the Advisor will have frequent 
communication with SIDHAS departments and staff, sub-awardees and relevant outside 
agencies, as well as FHI360 HQ.  The Project Advisor reports directly to the SIDHAS 
Chief of Party. QUALIFICATIONS: Master's Degree or its international equivalent in 
Health, Behavioral, Life/Social Sciences, International Development, Human 
Development or a related field. 11+ years of experience in a specialized 
technical/medical field of study. Demonstrated knowledge and understanding of 
complex international public health programs. Knowledge of policies, rules and 
regulations of major donors, including USAID. Demonstrated ability to analyze 
problems, identify alternative solutions, project consequences of proposed actions and 
implement recommendations in support of goals. Proven ability to communication 
effectively, both in writing and orally; demonstrated ability to independently prepare 
reports, briefings, correspondence and memoranda. Demonstrated experience in the 
preparation of a variety of programmatic, administrative and financial reports. Ability to 
work independently to meet deadlines under steady pressure and multiple priorities. 
Exercises good judgment and maintains confidentiality in maintaining critical and 
sensitive information, records, and reports. Demonstrated ability in establishing and 
maintaining effective working relationships with those contacted in the course of work. 
Demonstrated competence in the operation and use modern office equipment including 
a computer and various software packages. Demonstrated experience in performing 
responsible and difficult organizational and office management and administrative 
functions showing independent judgment and personal initiative. Sensitivity to cultural 
differences and understanding of the political and ethical issues surrounding HIV 
infection. Ability to manage projects, consultants, set realistic priorities, and plan for the 
successful implementation of activities. Ability to travel in Nigeria up to 25%. To 
apply: https://jobs-fhi360.icims.com/jobs/16713/project-advisor%2c-strengthening-in 
tegrated-delivery-of-hiv-aids-services-%28sidhas%29/job 

 
FHI 360,s a nonprofit human development organization dedicated to improving lives in 
lasting ways by advancing integrated, locally driven solutions, seeks a  Director, 
Prevention, Care & Treatment to provide technical and management leadership in HIV 
prevention, care and treatment, TB and Integrated Medical Services and develop 
technical strategies and oversee their design and implementation for FHI 360 Nigeria 
programs ensuring the appropriate application of theory and best practice to the design 
and implementation of public health interventions. QUALIFICATIONS: 
MBBS/MD/PHD or similar degree with ten years professional public health experience 
including at least five years specialized experience in HIV/AIDS care in developing 
country settings plus at least four years management experience. Experience must 
reflect the knowledge, skills and abilities listed above. Possession of an MPH is 
required. Familiarity with Nigerian public sector health systems, international donor 
organizations, NGOs and CBOs is required. Demonstrated success in multicultural 
environments is required. To apply: https://jobs-
fhi360.icims.com/jobs/16707/director%2c-prevention%2c-care-%26- treatment/job

 
FHI 360, a nonprofit human development organization dedicated to improving lives in 
lasting ways by advancing integrated, locally driven solutions, seeks a Technical 
Advisor I / Clinical Advisor to provide technical and scientific leadership to those 
designing and implementing technical strategies, programs or tools in the clinical 
management of HIV/AIDS. Provides technical advice based upon expertise and 
knowledge of evidence- based methods and strategies, current practice, and established 
operational and research standards to ensure quality and rigorous design. Builds 
capacity in country-level, regional or global program staff. Assesses current technical, 
scientific, managerial and operational efficiencies at the program, regional, or global 
levels as appropriate. May be required to coordinate and work with a diverse group of 
organizations, such as; the Ministry of Health, district health staff, international and 
national development partner organizations, and the USAID mission in order to 
complete work. QUALIFICATIONS: MD is required. Master's of Public Health (MPH) 
or other Master's Degree in relevant field is desired. 8-10 Years of relevant experience 
in management and technical guidance of large public health projects and/or programs. 
Solid knowledge of standards for HIV Clinical Care, operational processes and 
procedures. , work and task flow. Has ability to manage projects, set realistic priorities, 
and plan for the successful implementation of activities. Proficient writing and verbal 
communication skills. Familiarity with PEPFAR programs in Sub-Saharan Africa is 
strongly desired. Relevant computer software skills (including, at a minimum, the 
standard applications in MS Office). Must be able to read, write and speak fluent 
English; fluency in French or Portuguese desirable. Experience in specialized 
technical/medical field of study. Travel Requirements: 20% - 35%. To apply: 
https://jobs-fhi360.icims.com/jobs/16528/technical-advisor-i/job

 
FHI 360, a nonprofit human development organization dedicated to improving lives in 
lasting ways by advancing integrated, locally driven solutions, seeks a Technical 
Advisor, Community-based family planning. Description: The provision of 
contraception to women seeking to forgo or delay childbearing is a key strategy to 
reduce maternal, child, and newborn mortality. Community-based family planning 
(CBFP) and the integration in contraceptive services into maternal and child health and 
non-health programs is critical to expanding access to contraception. Complications of 
pregnancy and child birth are the leading cause of death among adolescents in low and 
middle income countries, make this group a priority for these efforts. The primary 
responsibility of this position is to advance FHI 360 CBFP and FP integration portfolio 
by: 1) providing technical assistance to Ministries of Health, collaborative agencies with 
in-country implementers in low and middle income countries ; 2) conducting in-country 
assessments to determine programmatic and research needs; 3) drafting/reviewing/ 
updating technical guidance documents including service delivery guidelines, job aids, 
and curricula; 4) preparing for and facilitating workshops 5) synthesizing programmatic 
experiences and assessment results, presenting at domestic and global conferences and 
publishing manuscripts as appropriate 5) providing global scientific leadership by 
staying current of evolving technical standards, guidelines, program developments, and 
new research findings; 6) coordinating work with implementers and funders at the 
global, regional, and local level: and 7) participating in proposal development efforts 
and protocol development of new research studies. QUALIFICATIONS: Master's 
degree or its international equivalent in Health, Behavioral, Life/Social Sciences, 
International Development, Human Development or a related field. A minimum of 5 
years of relevant experience in management of large projects and/or programs  In-depth 
knowledge of family planning and community-based programs. Knowledge of other 
reproductive health topics, including maternal and newborn health, HIV, reproductive 
health, malaria, and tuberculosis. Youth expertise, desired. Demonstrated ability to 
work with multiple stakeholders. Has ability to manage projects, set realistic priorities, 
and plan for the successful implementation of activities. Excellent writing and verbal 
communication skills. Positive attitude and can communicate with staff and clients in an 
articulate and professional manner. Excellent analytic and problem solving skills. 
French language fluency is required. Needs minimal supervision, can manage high 
volume work flow. Ability to travel up to 25%. To apply: https://jobs-
fhi360.icims.com/jobs/16651/technical-officer%2c-community-base d-family-
planning/job

 
FHI 360, a nonprofit human development organization dedicated to improving lives in 
lasting ways by advancing integrated, locally driven solutions, seeks a  Chief of Party, 
Strengthening Integrated Delivery of HIV/AIDS Services (SIDHAS). The Chief of 
Party (COP) leads the project and is responsible for achieving the project's vision and 
strategy, directing the project technical team, and managing critical relationships with 
national and international partners and other key stakeholders. The COP has overall 
programmatic and fiscal responsibility for the project, including achieving project 
results, effectively communicating accomplishments, making financial reports, and 
ensuring compliance with all US government and the organization's regulations. 
QUALIFICATIONS: Master's Degree or its International Equivalent - 
Knowledge/Information Services, Communications, Education, Environment, Health, 
Behavioral, Life/Social Sciences International Development, Human Development or 
Related Field. Typically requires a minimum of 15+ years with project management 
experience. Typically requires a minimum of 5+ years of Chief of Party experience on 
government funded sector and/or value chain development projects. Demonstrated 
experience in multi-sector project management and implementation. Demonstrated 
strategic planning, staff development and capacity building experience. Demonstrated 
experience in leading and managing complex projects that are strategic in nature and 
national/international in scope. Excellent management, communication, and 
organization skills are required. Must be able to read, write, and speak fluent English; 
fluent in host country language. Experience operating in insecure environments. 
Experience working in a non-governmental organization (NGO).Experience working in 
Sub-Saharan Africa, with an emphasis on West Africa preferred. To apply: https://jobs-
fhi360.icims.com/jobs/16712/chief-of-party%2c-strengthening-int egrated-delivery-of-
hiv-aids-services-%28sidhas%29/job

 
FHI 360, a nonprofit human development organization dedicated to improving lives in 
lasting ways by advancing integrated, locally driven solutions, seeks a Senior Regional 
Technical Advisor, Eastern Caribbean (Trinidad and Tobago, Suriname, Bahamas, 
Barbados), for the USAID-funded project, Linkages Across the Continuum of HIV 
Services for Key Populations Affected by HIV (LINKAGES), under the President's 
Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) program. LINKAGES is implemented by 
FHI 360 in partnership with Pact, IntraHealth International and the University of North 
Carolina at Chapel Hill, and conducts a range of activities to reduce HIV transmission 
among key populations (KP) - sex workers, men who have sex with men, transgender 
persons and people who inject drugs - and improve their enrollment and retention in 
care and treatment across the HIV cascade. LINKAGES will accelerate the ability of 
governments, key population leaders, organizations working with key populations, and 
private-sector providers to plan and implement services that reduce!   HIV transmission 
among key populations and their sexual partners and extend the lives of those already 
living with HIV. The key elements of the FHI 360-led team's strategic and technical 
approach are: Identifying key populations and locales and comprehensively assessing 
risk, Diagnosing "leaks" and revealing access barriers within the HIV services cascade, 
Scaling up "what works" while innovating to ensure the most strategic use of resources 
and access to newly emerging technologies, Addressing structural barriers and 
transforming local KP organizations, Ensuring interventions are sustainable over the 
long term, and Supporting the mainstreaming of human rights, gender and competency 
and capacity development. QUALIFICATIONS: Masters level degree in Public Health 
(preferred) or related field or equivalent. At least 8 years of demonstrated key 
population group technical expertise, with substantial HIV prevention, care, and 
treatment experience with female sex workers, and/or men who have sex with men, and 
transgender individuals. At least 8 years of demonstrated excellence in a senior level 
technical advisor and leadership position, preferably in an international development 
context and working with key population groups. Excellent oral and written 
communication skills in English (and Dutch language skills preferred). Previous 
experience in Eastern Caribbean is strongly preferred. Proven skills in the 
implementation of HIV prevention, care, and treatment projects for female sex workers, 
and/or men who have sex with men, and transgender persons in the Eastern Caribbean 
or other countries in the region. Knowledge of processes for developing and 
implementing HIV prevention, care, and treatment programs with key population 
groups in the Eastern Caribbean. Understands the HIV-related needs of key population 
groups in Eastern Caribbean, including female sex workers, men who have sex with 
men, and transgender individuals and has worked to support and implement activities to 
reduce stigma and discrimination. Design, implementation, and management of HIV 
public health/international development programs funded by USAID. Proven skills in 
mentoring, leadership and networking. Sensitivity to cultural differences and 
understanding of the political and ethical issues surrounding public health issues among 
key populations in Eastern Caribbean. Ability to manage and complete numerous tasks 
with a high degree of organization and limited resources. Experience working with civil 
society organizations to plan and implement HIV and/or health-related activities. 
Experience of proactively identifying risk, addressing issues and appropriately 
communicating these to the project staff and USAID. Experience of establishing strong 
working relationships with colleagues from different organizations and cultures. 
Experience identifying, designing and brokering public-private partnerships. Ability to 
meet deadlines with strong attention to consistency, detail, and quality. Ability to travel 
within country or region and internationally if needed. To apply: https://jobs-
fhi360.icims.com/jobs/16597/senior-regional-technical-advisor-f or-the-eastern-
caribbean/job 

 
The Director of Healthy Athletes oversees all event-based and year-round programming 
in the 7 "disciplines" making up the global Special Olympics Healthy Athletes program. 
Healthy Athletes provides health exams, education, services, and care at no charge to 
Special Olympics athletes. To date, Healthy Athletes has provided 1.5 million exams to 
athletes in 127 countries. This position oversees a team of staff, consultants, and a 
global network of health professional volunteers in implementing event-based and year-
round programming in Health Promotion (healthy lifestyles), MedFest (pre-
participation sports physicals), FUNfitness (physical therapy assessment and education), 
Special Smiles (oral health and hygiene), Special Olympics Lions Clubs International 
Opening Eyes (vision), Healthy Hearing (audiology), and Fit Feet (podiatry). This 
position is responsible for planning, execution, evaluation, quality improvement, and 
partnership development. To view the full job description and/or to apply online, please 
visit this link:   https://home.eease.adp.com/recruit2/?id=15099931&t=1 

 
The Senior Director, Health Programs leads a team of approximately 30 staff and 
consultants in planning and implementing all ongoing health programming, including 
Healthy Athletes, Healthy Communities, World Games health programming, and other 
activities. In 2014, this included 922 Healthy Athletes events, 22 Programs engaged in 
Healthy Communities projects, and an annual budget of approximately $7M in cash and 
$18M in value-in-kind donations. To view the full job description and/or to apply 
online, please visit this link:   https://home.eease.adp.com/recruit/?id=15127461 

 
FHI 360, a nonprofit human development organization dedicated to improving lives in 
lasting ways by advancing integrated, locally driven solutions, seeks a Regional 
Program Assistant - Eastern Caribbean. The Administrative Assistant will provide 
administrative, programmatic and logistical support duties to the LINKAGES/Eastern 
Caribbean program and will serve as a resource for administrative and operational 
assistance. S/he will prepare documents; compile records; organizing and maintain files; 
post information. S/he will also collect and verify data and will summarize and 
reconcile information in support of LINKAGES activities and other programs as 
needed. This position will oversee the administrative needs of the LINKAGES 
programs in each of the four Eastern Caribbean countries, including significant 
coordination with program staff based in Trinidad & Tobago and Suriname and sub-
granted community based organizations in each country. QUALIFICATIONS: 
Associate's Degree or its International Equivalent - Knowledge/Information Services, 
Communications, Education, Health, Behavioral, Life/Social Sciences International 
Development, Human Development or Related Field.  Bachelor's Degree preferred. 1-2 
years of experience in international development or program backstopping. Interest and 
experience in technology for development, mobile financial services, and real time data. 
Strong oral and written communication skills. Demonstrated proficiency with Microsoft 
Office suite software. Prior work experience in a non- governmental organization 
(NGO) or other professional office setting. Articulate and professional and able to 
communicate in a clear, positive fashion with partners and staff. Energetic and 
collaborative team player. Ability to speak a foreign language preferred. To apply: 
https://jobs-fhi360.icims.com/jobs/16668/regional-program-assistant---easter n-
caribbean/job