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• Responsible for coordinating with staff to
  design and implement robust M&E systems, identify and monitor key
  program activities in order to document results, and ensure the
  integration of those results into Uganda’s health system’s
  decision-management processes.
• Managing the collection, analysis, and
  reporting of baseline data and ongoing M&E data collection, analysis
  and reporting according to project M&E plan.
• In charge of preparing and ensuring timely
  submission of project performance monitoring plans, including developing
  and defining program indicators and sources of data, as well as
  contributing to annual work plans, quarterly and annual reports and other
  project documents.
• Regular tracking monitoring indicators of all
  health component activities and periodically provide data to the Senior
  Management Team of the project.
• Documenting progress on outcome level
  indicators attributable to project interventions at appropriate
  geographical levels including community level indicators.
• Writing reports, presenting suggestions and
  recommendations based on monitoring and evaluation findings.
• In charge of participating in the planning
  for dissemination and lessons learned and present results of program
  achievements and outputs in written reports and at conferences and
  meetings.

• The ideal candidate for the USAID Monitoring
  & Evaluation (M&E) Specialist job opportunity should hold a Master’s
  Degree in Public Health, Epidemiology, Sociology, Statistics, or other
  relevant field.
• A minimum of six (6) years of relevant
  professional experience in designing and conducting special research
  studies and M&E activities for complex health systems strengthening
  and/or service delivery programs.
• Previous exposure and experience with
  conducting research and evaluation in HSS, HIV/AIDS, malaria, family
  planning, maternal, newborn and child health, or nutrition is desirable.
• Demonstrated expertise in both quantitative
  and qualitative research methods; firm command of M&E issues with
  respect to improvements in service delivery.
• Previous experience supervising monitoring
  efforts.
• Prior experience with monitoring progress in
  financing, accounting, planning, budgeting and auditing is an asset.
• Demonstrable analytical skills to measure the
  health impact of the project’s activities.
• Strong organizational skills for monitoring
  and reporting on program and study results.
• Experience with capacity building.
• Ability to anticipate and solve problems.
• Computer literacy (MS Word, Statistical
  Software- Stata 12 preferred).

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