PATH Procurement Associate - Zambia Country Program Jobs
PATH Procurement Associate - Zambia Country Program Jobs
About Self-care:Building on momentum at the global level, PATH is working with the Ministry of Health (MOH) and partners in Senegal to advance self-care for Sexual and Reproductive Health Services (SRHS) through policy action and partner coordination. After a series of educational and consultative events to increase awareness of self-care, further disseminate WHO guidelines, and identify country-specific advocacy and learning priorities the Senegal Selfcare pioneers’ group was launched. This Pioneers group will provide technical and advocacy support to the MOH and drive a learning agenda, as well as engage in policy advocacy efforts to support the introduction and expansion of self-care interventions within Senegal’s health system.
Responsibilities
Work with the country lead and partners to supervise the advance of Selfcare goals for SRHS, as well as the role of women and girls in the ICT/Digital space. In Collaboration with the country lead, help on coordination of Selfcare pioneers’ group to improve
collaboration on advocacy and technical issues, including convening partners on a monthly meeting basis and managing partner coordination/information sharing.
Supervise the tracking of advocacy activities and policy change in the Selfcare and the Digital space to ensure the workplan implementation.
Support the implementation of workshops and meetings, including assisting on agenda, participating on development of workshop content, preparing speakers, and facilitating working sessions during the workshop.
Contribute on Developing and nurturing relationships with key stakeholders essential to implementation of the Selfcare project and communications strategies, including representatives from the Ministry of Health and other government bodies and civil society partners.
Working with project leadership, implementing the dissemination of project evidence,
translating technical content into easily understood language, helping on development of targeted advocacy and communications materials, and serving as a hub for partner engagement.
In coordination with the project Team, Selfcare pioneers’ group and MOH, write meeting reports, supervise the development and management of needed communication, including project documentation such as presentations and reports, policy briefings.
Working with the project leadership and administrative staff, helps to plan and execute key events, conduct meetings and training, such as project dissemination events, technical working group meetings or policy and strategy consultations.
Required Experience
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in public health, public policy, communications, or related field plus a minimum of 3 years of professional experience.
Demonstrated ability to communicate (orally and in writing) complex issues in a concise, compelling, and easily understandable manner, including the ability to analyze policy.
Demonstrated success in planning and conducting project activities, advocacy to achieve health- or development-related policy/health service-related outcomes.
Demonstrated ability to translate scientific content into compelling, approachable written materials in a range of formats and for a variety of audiences, including donor, government, and corporate audiences locally, regionally, and globally.
Proven ability to create and maintain effective working relationships with government personnel, NGO partners, and international organizations; experience working with coalitions or virtual networks desirable.
Strong organizational skills and the ability to juggle multiple demands, manage shifting priorities, and meet deadlines.
Ability to work in a highly collaborative environment and as part of a cross-disciplinary, global team.
Ability to work and communicate in French and English
How to Apply
For more information and job application details, see; PATH Procurement Associate - Zambia Country Program Jobs
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