Organization: Baylor College
of Medicine Children’s Foundation
Duty Station: Kampala, Uganda
Report to: Director
Health Systems Strengthening (HSS)
Baylor College
of Medicine Children’s Foundation – Uganda (Baylor -Uganda) is a private not
for profit NGO that provides: HIV/AIDS care, treatment and prevention services;
maternal child health services; Health Professional training and Clinical
Research.
Job Summary: The Project
Manager (Monitoring, Evaluation, Learning & Advocacy) will oversee the implementation
of the Caring Together project activities and develop M&E systems for
measuring and tracking project performance and impact; and promote the
utilization of data for evidence-based programming and intervention at
organizational, district and health facility levels in alignment with the
project objectives.
Key Duties and Responsibilities:
·
The incumbent will steer the development and monitor
implementation of project design or revision of project implementation plans,
budget and M&E framework/PMMP’ plus their integration with the various
projects in the regions in line with the ‘Caring Together’ project Objectives.
·
Develop/review and update guidelines, plans and
tools for the Project MEL activities in liaison with the key stakeholders; then
monitor the procurement and distribution process of all data collection tools.
·
Oversee the project management and administrative
functions including development of work plans, budgeting, financial and project
reporting for the Caring Together project
·
The incumbent will also develop and monitor the
implementation of an integrated M&E system for qualitative and quantitative
data management across all regions of project implementation in line with
project objectives and Baylor-Uganda M&E systems.
·
Prepare ad hoc and periodic reports based on
collated and analysed data from M&E systems, activity reports from the
regional coordinators, and financial reports; and submit to internal and
external stakeholders.
·
Develop and maintain a competent & motivated
“team of Project staff” through implementing HR support activities in line with
the Baylor Human resources manual.
·
Develop and monitor the implementation of strategies
and procedures for the utilization of data to inform project implementation and
learning.
·
Build and strengthen strategic partnerships with
relevant stakeholders and periodically engage with them updates, reporting and
advocacy on project scale up and sustainability.
Qualifications, Skills and
Experience:
·
The ideal candidate should hold a Masters’ degree in
Statistics or Demography or M&E or its equivalent
·
A minimum of three years’ experience (with evidence)
in Log Frame Approach and other strategic planning approaches in planning,
monitoring and evaluation;
·
Working knowledge of application of participatory,
qualitative and quantitative M&E methods with a reputable international or
local NGO;
·
Prior exposure and experience with local government
and donor representatives
·
Good team work
·
Excellent communication skills;
·
Excellent networking and partnership skills; and
must be
·
The incumbent must be highly dynamic
·
Highly persuasive and convincing; self-motivated
·
Ability to demonstrate high initiative.
·
Excellent analytical skills
All suitably
qualified and interested candidates should send their applications to the
address below including a detailed CV demonstrating possession of the job
requirements, current position, names and addresses of three referees i.e.
email and phone addresses, copies of professional/academic documents,
certificate of good conduct, email address, and day time telephone contact. An
approved ‘Medical Check-up report from a recommended health facility and a
certificate of good conduct for the successful candidates is a requirement at
entry. The applicant must have at most a credit 6 in Math and English.
Send
applications via E-mail to: applications@baylor-Uganda.org.
The Human
Resources Manager,
Baylor College
of Medicine Children’s Foundation-Uganda,
P.O. Box 72052,
Clock Tower, Kampala. Uganda
Deadline: Friday, 4th December,
2015 by 4:00 pm
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