PATH NGO Jobs in Kenya

PATH NGO Country Director Jobs in Kenya


Responsibilities

  • Responsible for business development to enable a diversified and sustainable portfolio and for quality execution of solutions and projects across all of PATH’s platforms.
  • She/he will also develop and nurture partnerships to ensure local to global impact wherever possible.
  • Represent PATH locally and internationally and elevate our standing as the leading NGO in global health innovation, especially in the development and commercialization of devices, diagnostics, drugs, vaccines and program services.
  • Mobilizes the technical, programmatic and operational resources and expertise to meet country needs.
  • She/he is responsible for PATH’s organizational strategy to harness strengths across teams to maximize our impact and value at the country level.
  • This will be accomplished through strong leadership to ensure programs are executed with the highest quality, have a sustainable program design, demonstrate value for money, and ultimately improve the health of targeted populations.
  • Will also be a key leader in Global Innovation efforts, particularly focused on fostering East African innovation ecosystems.

    Qualifications

  • Advanced degree in public health, medicine, business or related field, and a minimum of 12 years of experience that includes advanced technical competency in one or more of the following areas: Health systems, maternal child health and nutrition; HIV/TB; non-communicable diseases; sexual and reproductive health and rights; or technology innovations such as digital health. A combination of education and experience will be considered.
  • Demonstrated success serving in an executive or senior leadership role, preferably as CEO, overseeing all of the functions and operations of the entity.
  • Proven record of business development, resource mobilization, and partnership building in a competitive landscape.
  • Proven ability to develop business and organizational vision by implementing a strategic road map.
  • Record of accomplishment in successful networking as well as effective interactions with donors and collaborating agencies, including private, public, government and non-profit entities.
  • Knowledge in development of new health technologies, product development, and implementation of programs in low resource settings.
  • Knowledge of in-country needs and opportunities,
  • Effective leadership skills and progressive people management experience, including managing through senior leaders, systems and processes.
  • Ability to effectively scope problems, anticipate and pre-empt emerging issues and make decisions with conviction even in highly ambiguous contexts.
  • Reputation as a flexible team player with the ability to forge alignment in a matrix organization and effectively collaborate across boundaries and teams.
  • Record of accomplishment in creating and leading high-performing and adaptable teams across cultures and geographies and mentoring global health professionals at different career stages.
  • Proven ability to oversee leaders that are responsible for the conceptualization and design of projects from proposal development and fundraising strategies to program delivery and monitoring and evaluation.
  • Knowledge of global health trends as well as East African regional health issues, particularly the devolution and decentralization of Kenya’s health sector.
  • Demonstrated emotional intelligence, discretion and strategic agility.
  • Fluent in English with excellent written, oral, and interpersonal communication skills.
  • Willing to travel internationally and domestically and internationally up to 25%.
  • PATH seeks to employ a workforce that reflects the communities it serves; ideal candidates will be residents of Kenya or citizens willing to return.

    How to apply

    Interested candidates should apply online by 12 November 2017

    For more information and job application details, see; PATH NGO Country Director Jobs in Kenya




    PATH NGO Deputy Director, Operations and Research Affairs Jobs in Kenya

    Requirements

  • Master’s degree in business, public health, management, or related area.
  • Minimum of six years in senior management working in the public or private sector in low resource settings to achieve change.
  • High-level, strategic understanding of operations within a global organization.
    Proven skills in project, knowledge, and policy management.
  • French language skills a plus.
  • Demonstrated experience
    and success in strategy development and oversight.
  • Demonstrated strength in strategic thinking and pragmatic problem solving.
  • Skilled systems thinker with demonstrated ability to develop and manage processes.
  • Proven skill building new and effective partnerships, and managing external relations.
  • Strong ability to drive for results while dealing with ambiguity.
  • Proven success leading systematic change through strategic planning, and developing and managing systems, tools, and processes.
  • Proven collaborative leadership skills, including a track record of exercising good judgment and managing change effectively.
  • Excellent writer and communicator with success as a spokesperson who can articulate messages to diverse audiences.
  • Proven success managing staff and supporting professional and leadership development.
  • Demonstrated cultural competence and strength in appreciating and managing diversity.
  • Demonstrated interpersonal effectiveness with track record of taking initiative, leading through influence, and building relationships to achieve success.
  • Demonstrated commitment to PATH’s mission and values.
  • Ability to work flexible hours and travel up to 40% time.
  • Must have current authorization to work in Kenya.

    How to apply

    Interested candidates should apply online by 12 November 2017

    For more information and job application details, see; PATH NGO Deputy Director, Operations and Research Affairs Jobs in Kenya




    PATH NGO Data Analyst Jobs in Kenya

    Responsibilities

    Monitoring and Evaluation
  • Support development and implementation of project M&E plans, ensuring that the data collection, collation and analysis are clearly spelt out and understood by all stakeholders.

    Data systems and requirements:
  • Develop a Kenya Country Data Management System that draws selected data from project databases; complete with SOPs and guidelines; collate and merge data from different data sources.
    Set up a repository of all data generated from projects in a format that is easily accessible.

    Data analysis, dissemination/use:
    Work with project teams to create data analysis plans including writing or editing SOPs and guidelines for data analysis.

    Requirements

  • A Bachelor’s degree in Public Health, Bio-statistics, Social/Behavioral Sciences, Information Systems or other related field,
  • Master’s degree in any related field is an added advantage. 5-8 years’ work experience with international development programs in HIV/AIDS, Reproductive Health, Child Survival, Nutrition, and Family Planning.
  • Five (5) years or more experience in: Monitoring and Evaluation of Project/ Program level activities, data management and analysis.
    Proficiency in a range of qualitative and quantitative analytic methods.
  • Experience in monitoring and evaluation, research and data management of public health programs.
  • Demonstrated experience providing technical assistance on the use of data for planning and decision making.
  • Effective and efficient time management skills.
  • Excellent understanding of database design (Access, SQL)
  • Experience with data visualization software preferred (e.g. Tableau)
    Advanced level experience with statistical software (e.g. SPSS, Stata, EpiInfo).
  • Experience with Qualitative Data Analysis software (e.g. NVIVO, Atlas.ti) desired.
  • Strong critical analysis skills and excellent written and oral communication skills in English.
    Proficiency with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Visio, PowerPoint, MS Project, MS SharePoint, Access).
  • Experience with DHIS2, EMR, and the National HMIS system including knowledge of MOH data collection tools is strongly preferred.
  • Knowledge of and interpretation of key indicators in HIV/AIDS, reproduction health, family planning, child health and nutrition is essential.

    How to apply

    Interested candidates should apply online by 12 November 2017

    For more information and job application details, see; PATH NGO Data Analyst Jobs in Kenya

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