Program (MJAP)
guarantee under Makerere University. MJAP emerged from the Mulago-Mbarara
Teaching Hospitals Joint AIDS Program (MJAP) which was established in November
2004 under the then Makerere University Faculty of Medicine with funding from
the US President’s Emergency Plan For AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) and technical assistance
from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief II (PEPFAR II) supporting the provision of
comprehensive HIV/AIDS services including integration of these services in the
broader health context in line with the Global Health Initiative (GHI) while
strengthening all the Health System Components in the partner institutions to
enhance their capacity to provide these services.
steer the monitoring and evaluation function of MJAP and provide the strategic
information and feedback necessary for effective implementation of the MJAP
programs.
Responsibilities:
- Design and monitor the
implementation of a Monitoring and Evaluation System for MJAP to address
the Program’s performance and impact - Develop the M&E
budget, operational plans and guidelines for monitoring and evaluation of
MJAP programs - Build the capacity of
all MJAP staff in monitoring and evaluating of the Program’s goals and
objectives - Closely monitor the
implementation of programs and attainment of targets specified in the MJAP
strategic and work plans - Evaluate the
implementation of programs - Compile, prepare and
submit timely reports on the monitoring and evaluation exercises carried
out - Identify hindrances
and obstacles to the implementation of programs, and suggest necessary
corrective actions - Offer technical
support in proposal development and grant writing, particularly during the
log frame and design discussions
Skills and Experience:
- The suitable candidate
should hold an M.B.Ch.B and either an MPH or MSc in Epidemiology and
Biostatistics - Additional training in
Program Monitoring and Evaluation - At least six years’
professional work experience in program monitoring and evaluation in
similar programs - Possess a strong
background in health/HIV programs, having worked with projects wherein
systematic input, output and process data were collected and used to guide
programming; - Detailed knowledge of
impact assessment techniques - Good working knowledge
of developments and trends in the response to HIV/AIDS in Uganda and
internationally - Knowledge of National
and international legislations and policies relating to HIV/AIDS Care - Excellent oral
communication and writing skills - Excellent supervisory
skills - Excellent
Interpersonal relations - Computer literacy
skills relevant to program monitoring and evaluation
candidates who meet the above mentioned requirements should submit their
applications together with detailed curriculum vitae, copies of their academic
documents, day time contact telephone numbers, names and contact details of
three professional references via E-mail to: [email protected].
Please address it to: Human Resource Manager Mulago-Mbarara Teaching
Hospitals’ Joint AIDS Program (MJAP).
formats and not exceeding 2MBs. Only short listed candidates will be contacted.
May, 2014 by 5PM
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