Monitoring And Evaluation Officer (1)
This position reports to the Regional Clinical & Strategic Information Coordinator
Duties and Responsibilities.
• The M&E coordinator is responsible in coordinating program monitoring and reporting activities for C&T, TB/HIV and PMTCT programs.
• Provide technical assistance in strengthening the national M&E system for both care and treatment and PMTCT
• Build capacity of site staff and district clinical monitors to set a functional groundwork for efficient data collection, compilation and timely reporting at site level.
• Develop and implement monitoring and evaluation framework of the organization including indicator mapping
• Develop and implement SOP for how data for each indicator are to be collected, managed, verified and used at each level of the health information system.
• Prepare quarterly, semi annual and annual progress within prescribed deadlines
• Facilitate utilization of reports at site level and district level for program planning, management and evaluation
• Lead the preparation of M&E based quarterly feedback reports to the sub grantees to district partners, and Ministry of health partners.
• participate in periodic in data quality assessment activities to track progress in data management at individual sites.
• Liaising with the Evaluation and Research coordinator in identifying areas for operational research.
• Carry out any other responsibilities as assigned by the Director of Programs.
Required Qualifications
• A degree in public health or equivalent. Masters in Public Health will be an added advantage.
• Previous work experience in M&E in HIV related interventions.
• Knowledge and skills in various statistical data packages including Epi info, Stata, etc is very essential
• Computer literacy, with comfortable working experience with the basic Microsoft packages (Word, Excel & power point, and Access).
Skills:
o Excellent written and oral communication in English and Kiswahili
o Ability to work under pressure and timely meet deadlines o Ability to plan, implement independently or in a team
This position reports to the Regional Clinical & Strategic Information Coordinator
Duties and Responsibilities.
• The M&E coordinator is responsible in coordinating program monitoring and reporting activities for C&T, TB/HIV and PMTCT programs.
• Provide technical assistance in strengthening the national M&E system for both care and treatment and PMTCT
• Build capacity of site staff and district clinical monitors to set a functional groundwork for efficient data collection, compilation and timely reporting at site level.
• Develop and implement monitoring and evaluation framework of the organization including indicator mapping
• Develop and implement SOP for how data for each indicator are to be collected, managed, verified and used at each level of the health information system.
• Prepare quarterly, semi annual and annual progress within prescribed deadlines
• Facilitate utilization of reports at site level and district level for program planning, management and evaluation
• Lead the preparation of M&E based quarterly feedback reports to the sub grantees to district partners, and Ministry of health partners.
• participate in periodic in data quality assessment activities to track progress in data management at individual sites.
• Liaising with the Evaluation and Research coordinator in identifying areas for operational research.
• Carry out any other responsibilities as assigned by the Director of Programs.
Required Qualifications
• A degree in public health or equivalent. Masters in Public Health will be an added advantage.
• Previous work experience in M&E in HIV related interventions.
• Knowledge and skills in various statistical data packages including Epi info, Stata, etc is very essential
• Computer literacy, with comfortable working experience with the basic Microsoft packages (Word, Excel & power point, and Access).
Skills:
o Excellent written and oral communication in English and Kiswahili
o Ability to work under pressure and timely meet deadlines o Ability to plan, implement independently or in a team
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