To support provider data collection as well as independent verification strategies (by the PPTA and by contracted agencies for counter-verification) to ensures maximum reliability and accuracy To provide technical guidance and training in PBF data planning, data collection and entering, recording and reporting requirements at various levels in the PBF project. To contribute in close collaboration with the PPTA to strengthening M&E capacity at – – facility, district level and national level To ensure that monitoring and evaluation of PBF is harmonized with M&E systems practices by other donors or development partners. To manage the PBF database, the PBF web-enabled invoicing and administrative processes website. This website will allow sharing of information on the Lesotho PBF Participate in the M&E technical working group (which has representation from the MOH and Development Partners) Qualifications: BA in Economics and Statistics or BSc in Public Health or Epidemiology. A graduate degree in Epidemiology or Public Health (Monitoring & Evaluation) will be an added advantage; At least 4 years of professional experience in M&E of projects (including formulation of data collection tools, developing and supervising data collection, analysis and reporting systems); Previous experience and progressively increasing responsibility in the areas of supervision and continuous quality improvement; Extensive experience in Health Management Information System, including ability to develop and monitor database systems for data management and routine reporting, will be an added advantage; Extensive experience in working with district leaders/officials in a decentralized setting; Strong interpersonal communication skills, resourcefulness, ability to work independently, preserve high work ethics and trustworthiness; Strong computer skills including word, PowerPoint, excel and access; Experience in (web based) database management will be an added advantage; English (verbal and written) and Sesotho language fluency required. Position: Operations Officer; Duty station: Maseru General responsibilities The Operations Officer will support the PBF unit in all operational matters related to the primary task of the PBF unit, i.e. to lead the introduction and gradual up-scaling of the PBF project in Lesotho. A road map, which has been compiled during the preparation period, will guide a pilot phase, which entails introduction of PBF in two pilot districts. The pilot phase is expected to generate valuable experiences that will inform a detailed plan for the second phase. The Operations Officer will capture these experiences and prepare a detailed road map for this out, drawing from technical guidance provided by the PPTA.
To support provider data collection as well as independent verification strategies (by the PPTA and by contracted agencies for counter-verification) to ensures maximum reliability and accuracy To provide technical guidance and training in PBF data planning, data collection and entering, recording and reporting requirements at various levels in the PBF project. To contribute – in close collaboration with the PPTA – to strengthening M&E capacity at facility, district level and national level To ensure that monitoring and evaluation of PBF is harmonized with M&E systems practices by other donors or development partners. To manage the PBF database, the PBF web-enabled invoicing and administrative processes website. This website will allow sharing of information on the Lesotho PBF Participate in the M&E technical working group (which has representation from the MOH and Development Partners) Qualifications: BA in Economics and Statistics or BSc in Public Health or Epidemiology. A degree in Epidemiology or Public Health (Monitoring & Evaluation) will be an added advantage; At least 4 years of professional experience in M&E of projects (including formulation of data collection tools, developing and supervising data collection, analysis and reporting systems); Previous experience and progressively increasing responsibility in the areas of supervision and continuous quality improvement; Extensive experience in Health Management Information System, including ability to develop and monitor database systems for data management and routine reporting, will be an added advantage; Extensive experience in working with district leaders/officials in a decentralized setting; Strong interpersonal communication skills, resourcefulness, ability to work independently, preserve high work ethics and trustworthiness; Strong computer skills including word, PowerPoint, excel and access; Experience in (web based) database management will be an added advantage; English (verbal and written) and Sesotho language fluency required. Position: Operations Officer; Duty station: Maseru General responsibilities The Operations Officer will support the PBF unit in all operational matters related to the primary task of the PBF unit, i.e. to lead the introduction and gradual up-scaling of the PBF project in Lesotho. A road map, which has been compiled during the preparation period, will guide a pilot phase, which entails introduction of PBF in two pilot districts. The pilot phase is expected to generate valuable experiences that will inform a detailed plan for the second phase. The Operations Officer will capture these experiences and prepare a detailed road map for this drawing from technical guidance provided by the PPTA. graduate out,
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