Clinton Health Access Initiative Monitoring & Evaluation Advisor Job Vacancy in Rwanda

The goal of
the HRH Program is to strengthen the health workforce necessary to create a
high quality, sustainable healthcare system in Rwanda. The HRH Program aims to
significantly increase the quantity and quality of Rwandan clinicians and
health sciences educators including: medical doctors, nurses and midwives, and
health managers. This substantial scale-up will be achieved with the assistance
of an unprecedented consortium of 14 highly ranked US institutions. Each US
school is sending full-time faculty members to Rwanda to help improve teaching,
research, curriculum development, and mentorship over a 7-year period.
 For further details about the HRH Program, please refer to the following
link:

• Support the Ministry of Health to develop and
  implement a comprehensive monitoring and evaluation (M&E) plan to
  track program progress and milestones
• Liaise with the Ministry of Health, referral
  and district hospitals and medical, nursing and public schools, and US
  institutions to inform the design and implementation of the M&E plan
• Advise on continuous program improvement:
  perform analysis on the impact of the newly trained health care workers on
  health care availability, health care delivery, and patient outcomes to
  feed directly back into the program design
• Develop a database of program performance data
  across the HRH Program’s focal areas
• Build capacity within the Ministry of Health to
  manage the inflow and analysis of data for programmatic reports

• Masters degree in public health or related
  field (e.g., economics or policy) and minimum of 3 years work experience
  developing and implementing research and evaluations in developing country
  settings
• Ability to creatively problem solve in the
  application of research and evaluation methods in challenging, fast-paced
  environments
• Exceptional ability to work independently and
  to develop and execute plans to achieve specified impact with limited
  guidance and oversight
• Excellent analytical skills and knowledge of
  program monitoring and evaluation methods (qualitative and quantitative),
  including experience developing monitoring and evaluation plans, tools and
  summary forms
• Demonstrated success in a technical role,
  including disseminating information to a variety of audiences
• Familiarity with current international
  standards and developments in monitoring and evaluation
• Excellent quantitative, problem solving,
  analytical and statistical analysis skills (including strong Microsoft
  Excel skills and experience with STATA or SAS)
• Exceptional diplomatic, strategic-thinking and
  interpersonal skills, and ability to build relationships
• Fluency in English

• Public sector experience, preferably in the
  context of developing countries
• Experience working with governments and
  international partners
• Experience with health worker retention
  research
• Experience in program evaluation
• Working knowledge of French is a plus