Position Vacant : Grants Manager
Position Code : PHFI/2014/135
Place of Posting : PHFI, New Delhi
Organization Name : Public Health Foundation of India (PHFI)
Position Code : PHFI/2014/135
Place of Posting : PHFI, New Delhi
Organization Name : Public Health Foundation of India (PHFI)
Company Profile:
Public
Health Foundation of India, a public private initiative to build large scale
human resource capacity in public health through its three pronged integrated
charter of (a) establishing a network of world class,
India-relevant schools of
public health & strengthening some of the existing schools (b) establishing
standards for public health education through the formation of an accreditation
agency and (c) strengthening research and policy in areas related to public
health.
Project Brief:
There
is a global push to strengthen monitoring of RMNCH spending. The Countdown to
2015 is one of the processes whereby expenditure data is consolidated and
reported. One of the main objectives of this project is to outline a process to
track government expenditures for child, maternal and reproductive health as
part of routine monitoring. The Goal of the project is to provide financial
risk protection to priority population involving RMNCH+A and tuberculosis
related services among India’s rural and urban poor. This will be achieved
through realizing two main objectives:
- Generating evidence on healthcare financing to better inform policies and programs that would influence RMNCH+A & Tuberculosis services and
- Testing integrating health financing models in planning process so as to strengthen health systems and improve RMNCH+A and Tuberculosis services.
The
project also aims at Identifying opportunities, challenges and barriers which
are likely to facilitate scale-up of innovative and sustainable health
financing solutions leading to improved financial risk protection. The project
has a specific focus also on RMNCH+A and it will help in better investments for
maternal and child health related programs and systems and decrease OOP in
vulnerable population in India.
Job Description /
Responsibilities:
- The Grants Manager will be responsible for the following activities:
- The Grants Manager will report to the Core Team and will be responsible for assisting core team in day to-day operations, coordination of project activities related to health financing of RMNCH + A;
- Plan, Manage and execute a wide range of M & E activities in support to strategic planning, grant management and external relationship management. Often in partnership with other team members.
- Consult with grantees to achieve desired impact of grants, conduct site visits, provide technical inputs on M & E , support grantee capacity strengthening on M&E convene meetings and evaluate progress and results.
- Visualize and communicate key finding and learning from monitoring and evaluate work within and across portfolios.
- Support the integration and or linkage of learning with state health systems.
- Manage internal processes and portfolio progress while ensuring appropriate documentation, grant budgeting and reporting.
- Will take overall responsibility in conducting process documentation of project activities;
- Coordinate with core team the arrangements for workshops, meetings, dissemination activities;
- Assist the PHFI core team in the preparation of quarterly, annual, interim and final reports.
- The position will be based in Delhi, but required to travel extensively within the country;
- Any other activities as required by the project.
Qualifications /
Experience and skills required
- At least Post-Graduate in Public Health Management / MBA / Economics.
- 10 - 15 years’ experience in related work, with exposure to the dynamics, policies and practices of bilateral, multilateral and/or national government organizations working in development and public health.
- Experience working with a development partners, government or implementing organization in India.
- Evaluation thought leader with a proven record in strengthening high quality use oriented evaluation.
- Expertise in public health programs.
- Experience with evaluating family planning, TB, or RMNCH programs is preferred.
- Good understanding of existing health systems, programs, delivery and monitoring systems in India.
- Excellent command of English language and superb written and oral communication skills, in positions requiring diplomacy in communicating complex technical issues to a broad and diverse audience.
- Experience collaborating and communicating effectively with diverse professionals and cultures.
- Prior experience in managing USAID funding will be added advantage.
- Through knowledge and expertise in MS (Word and Excel).
Interested and eligible candidates may send in their CVs to recruit@phfi.org by highlighting the
Position Code (PHFI/2014/135) in
the subject line. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for the
interview.
Last Date for receipt of applications: 23 June 2014
Last Date for receipt of applications: 23 June 2014
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