FHI 360,Deputy Chief of Party Jobs in Rwanda

elopment
challenges. FHI 360 serves more than 70 countries and all U.S. states and
territories.

• Cooperate
  closely with the Chief of Party (COP) on all technical matters.
• Lead
  the response to the specified deliverables, goals of grant agreements,
  ensuring achievements in a timely manner and in full support and
  compliance with FHI 360 and USAID grant requirements.
• Coordinate
  the development and implementation of the project technical strategies,
  adapting global and regional technical resources and tools as needed for
  the Rwandan context.
• Oversee
  a team of technical staff for the project and ensure clear roles and
  responsibilities and lines of communication are maintained amongst the
  team members.
• Oversee
  technical outputs of all partner organizations through regular field
  visits and facilitate work planning and regular technical meetings for all
  consortium partners.
• Identify
  technical assistance needs and training resources among project staff,
  partners, government counterparts and beneficiaries and coordinate
  technical assistance provision.
• Promote
  sustainability of project activities with effective networking,
  coordination and linkages to other programs, partners and counterparts,
  capacity building of project staff, and institutional strengthening of
  implementing partners and community-based organizations.
• Represent
  the project in technical meetings, conferences, and coordination platforms
• Serve
  as the primary program representative in the absence/temporary leave of
  the COP.

• Master’s
  Degree or higher inpublic health, health communication, social sciences,
  or a closely related field is required; a medical doctor is strongly
  preferred.
• 5+
  or more years of progressively more responsible technical supervisory work
  experience that involved direct leadership of professional and support
  staff, and oversight and evaluation of staff performance and deliverables.
• Knowledge
  and experience working within the health sector; experience working in
  Rwanda preferred.
• Demonstrated
  track record of working in teams and fostering partnerships.
• Experience
  with a USG cooperative agreement preferred.
• Demonstrated
  ability to create and maintain effective working relations with host
  country government personnel, stakeholders, NGO partners, and
  international donor agencies.
• Strong
  interpersonal, writing and oral presentation skills in English; French
  fluency desired.
• Ability
  to work independently and manage a high volume work flow.
• Relevant
  computer software skills, including at a minimum, MS Office, etc.