GFA CONSULTING GROUP CONSORTIUM, GFA in partnership with T & C Consulting and AEDES, is recruiting two qualified Provincial Programme Coordinators to be based in Hanoi with frequent travel to Bac Ninh, Ha Nam and Bac Giang provinces, and travel to other provinces, for the EU funded project “Health Sector Capacity Support Project” (HSCSP).
The positions entail full-time work and will be for a fixed contract period of three years.
Applicants for these senior positions must be fluent in both written and spoken English and Vietnamese, and meet the Qualifications and Skills, and be able to undertake all of the described Responsibilities, which are listed below.
They must be prepared, and be able, to travel extensively in the provinces, including commencing travel at the weekend.
Main Qualifications and Skills
- Masters degree in Medical Science, Public Health or Health Economics
- Sound understanding of Public Health
- Focused on achieving results
- Ability to work in a diverse and multi-cultural environment
- Ability to work within a team
- Good computer skills
Main Responsibilities
- Provide technical monitoring and supportive supervision for the implementation of project activities at Central, Provincial and, sometimes, at District levels
- Identify problems and work with Project management at Provincial level to develop appropriate responses
- Assist Provincial and District management in achieving expected outcomes at implementation level, in a timely manner
- Assist in the planning and budgeting process at Provincial and District levels, ensuring that plans and processes are harmonised with the Project Overall Work Plan
- Coordinate monitoring and evaluation activities in the field
Application Procedure
Qualified candidates are invited to request an application package, in English, by email, from Ms Nguyen Thi Hanh at [email protected] [1] .
Note:
i. Applicants who are currently employed in government service will not be considered
ii. Applicants must be independent and free from any conflict of interests related to the TORs and scope of work