health outcomes for individuals, families, and communities
around the world. We ensure health workers are present where they are needed
most; ready with skills and systems to deliver high-quality care; connected to information networks that support high performance; and safe
to deliver services in environments that promote dignity and equality. A
nonprofit organization, we partner with governments, the private sector, and
civil society to foster sustainable local solutions to health workforce and
health care challenges. Over the past 34 years, we have assisted 100 countries
to strengthen their health workforces and the systems that support them—at all
levels and across the continuum of care.

• Offer technical leadership and expertise to the project
  and develop local technical capacity through mentoring of project and
  counterpart staff on data management and utilization of data for
  decision-making.
• Technically support the use of standardized tools and
  guidance for data analysis, presentation, interpretation and use
• Build capacity at district and facility levels to
  implement hotspot mapping using Priorities for Local AIDS Control Efforts
  (PLACE) and Lot Quality Assurance Sampling (LQAS) Survey
• Guide train, and provide hands-on support to districts
  and health facility units responsible for data management
• Carry out regular health facility assessments and
  appropriate studies to improve programming
• Actively support the GOU to roll out approved MIS tools
• Provide technical assistance in the development of
  routine monitoring, HIV surveillance/ epidemiologic data reports.
• Regularly improve HMIS data collection management and
  reporting at the district and facility level, disaggregating data by age
  and sex

• The ideal candidate should hold a Master’s degree in
  public health or a related field.
• Five or more years of mid-level or senior experience in
  designing and implementing HIV and AIDS prevention, treatment or care
  programs with advanced knowledge in monitoring and evaluation of the
  interventions.
• A minimum of three years’ experience successfully
  working with the MOH and other key stakeholders in Uganda, and preferably
  in Karamoja.
• Past field experience in HIV data collection, data
  analysis, reporting, best practices in data dissemination and data use.
• Significant experience working on projects supported by
  the United States Government is preferred.
• Demonstrated knowledge of the challenges impacting
  health service delivery in Karamoja.
• Excellent oral and written communication skills in
  English. Fluency in in a local language is an advantage.
• The applicant must be a Citizen or permanent resident of
  Uganda.