Family Health International (FHI) is a global health and development organization whose rigorous, science-based approach builds programs that create lasting change. Founded in 1971, FHI maintains offices and staff worldwide, helping to forge strong local relationships that enable us to make measurable progress against disease, poverty, and inequity—improving lives for millions. We seek qualified candidates for the position of Executive Director, Achieving Health Nigeria Initiative (AHNI) based in Abuja, Nigeria.
Job Title: Executive Director, Achieving Health Nigeria Initiative (AHNI)
Location: Nigeria
Req ID: 1425
Position Responsibilities:
The Executive Director, Achieving Health Nigeria Initiative (AHNI) provides leadership and management oversight for all AHNI’s activities and large, complex and diverse portfolio of public health programs in Nigeria. Responsibilities include: provides operational oversight of all operations; develops and ensures effective and productive collaboration between AHNI and national, state, and local government as well as community and other stakeholders; represents AHNI to external donors and sponsors; leads AHNI business and resource development efforts in country; serves as project director or chief of party (COP) on designated AHNI project/s; and manages the relationship of AHNI at the leadership level with FHI.
Position Requirements:
BS/BA and 9-11 years relevant experience with international development programs and includes 3-5 years of supervisory experience; or MS/MA in public health or related field and 7-9 years relevant experience with international development programs and includes 3-5 years of supervisory experience; or PhD/MD or equivalent degree and 5-7 years relevant experience with international development programs and includes 3-5 years of supervisory experience.
Overseas field experience required. English language skills required.
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* This is not an expatriate position. No expatriate benefits or allowances provided
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FHI Job Vacancy For Senior Program Officer
Family Health International (FHI) is a global health and development organization whose rigorous, science-based approach builds programs that create lasting change. Founded in 1971, FHI maintains offices and staff worldwide, helping to forge strong local relationships that enable us to make measurable progress against disease, poverty, and inequity—improving lives for millions. We seek qualified candidates for the position of Senior Programs Officer based in Anambra, Nigeria.
Job Title: Senior Program Officer
Location: Nigeria
Req ID: 1415
Position Responsibilities:
The Senior Programs Officer, under the supervision of Zonal Manager will provide support in program planning, design, review and the monitoring of project activities to the country and zonal offices. He/she will work with the Zonal Manager (ZM) to provide support and coordinate the FHI/Nigeria activities within USAID and PEPFAR guidelines and regulations. Assist in strengthening a system of reporting on program progress against stated objectives and monitoring and evaluation frameworks. Assist the Zonal Manager in the development of program strategies, subproject documents, work plans and budgets. Supervise the work of the Program Officer and assist the Zonal Manager in the provision of programmatic assistance to local FHI partners in programming HIV/AIDS/STI activities. Work with the Zonal Manager to oversee technical capacity building activities at the national, state and local government levels and for local Implementing Agencies (IAs). Remain informed on current programs and research in the STI/HIV field; hones skills by working closely with international prevention specialists.
Position Requirements:
Masters degree in public health or the behavioural sciences with 5-7 years experience and a minimum of 5 years in HIV/AIDS programming, experience working with NGOs and CBOs required.
Candidates with Bachelor’s degree with 7-9 years experience will be considered.
Strong knowledge of HIV/AIDS programming, and project monitoring is a must.
Experience must reflect the knowledge, skills and abilities listed above
Click Here to Apply Online
* This is not an expatriate position. No expatriate benefits or allowances provided.
Job Title: Senior Program Officer
Location: Nigeria
Req ID: 1415
Position Responsibilities:
The Senior Programs Officer, under the supervision of Zonal Manager will provide support in program planning, design, review and the monitoring of project activities to the country and zonal offices. He/she will work with the Zonal Manager (ZM) to provide support and coordinate the FHI/Nigeria activities within USAID and PEPFAR guidelines and regulations. Assist in strengthening a system of reporting on program progress against stated objectives and monitoring and evaluation frameworks. Assist the Zonal Manager in the development of program strategies, subproject documents, work plans and budgets. Supervise the work of the Program Officer and assist the Zonal Manager in the provision of programmatic assistance to local FHI partners in programming HIV/AIDS/STI activities. Work with the Zonal Manager to oversee technical capacity building activities at the national, state and local government levels and for local Implementing Agencies (IAs). Remain informed on current programs and research in the STI/HIV field; hones skills by working closely with international prevention specialists.
Position Requirements:
Masters degree in public health or the behavioural sciences with 5-7 years experience and a minimum of 5 years in HIV/AIDS programming, experience working with NGOs and CBOs required.
Candidates with Bachelor’s degree with 7-9 years experience will be considered.
Strong knowledge of HIV/AIDS programming, and project monitoring is a must.
Experience must reflect the knowledge, skills and abilities listed above
Click Here to Apply Online
* This is not an expatriate position. No expatriate benefits or allowances provided.
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