About the Role

We are looking to hire program managers or maternal, newborn, and child health specialists to design, lead, and scale MNCH programs across multiple sites or regions, focusing on health systems strengthening and managing donor-funded projects.

Responsibilities

• Design, lead, and scale MNCH programs across multiple sites or regions.
• Manage donor-funded projects.
• Lead multistakeholder programs involving government institutions, development partners, and implementing organizations.
• Perform program design, implementation, budgeting, monitoring, reporting, quality assurance, and risk management.

Requirements

• Experience in designing, leading, and scaling MNCH programs across multiple sites or regions.
• NGO and institutional-donor experience at management and supervisory level.
• A Master's degree in Public Health, Health Systems Management, Health Policy, Medicine, Nursing, Public Administration, or a related field.
• A minimum of six (6) years of progressive experience in health systems strengthening or related health programs, including managing donor-funded projects.
• Experience leading multistakeholder programs involving government institutions, development partners, and implementing organizations.
• Strong understanding of maternal, newborn, and child health systems, policies, and priorities in Tanzania.
• Proven record in program design, implementation, budgeting, monitoring, reporting, quality assurance, and risk management.
• Clinical or advanced academic qualification (MMed, MPH, or PhD) is an advantage.

• Design, lead, and scale MNCH programs across multiple sites or regions.
• Manage donor-funded projects.
• Lead multistakeholder programs involving government institutions, development partners, and implementing organizations.
• Perform program design, implementation, budgeting, monitoring, reporting, quality assurance, and risk management.

• Experience in designing, leading, and scaling MNCH programs across multiple sites or regions.
• NGO and institutional-donor experience at management and supervisory level.
• Experience leading multistakeholder programs involving government institutions, development partners, and implementing organizations.
• Strong understanding of maternal, newborn, and child health systems, policies, and priorities in Tanzania.
• Proven record in program design, implementation, budgeting, monitoring, reporting, quality assurance, and risk management.

• A Master's degree in Public Health, Health Systems Management, Health Policy, Medicine, Nursing, Public Administration, or a related field.
• A minimum of six (6) years of progressive experience in health systems strengthening or related health programs, including managing donor-funded projects.
• Clinical or advanced academic qualification (MMed, MPH, or PhD) is an advantage.