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• The
  incumbent coordinates design, planning, budgeting and monitoring , and
  controlling of project
• Plans
  and coordinates the production of internal and donor reports
• Works
  collaboratively and build partnerships with Government, MOH, CBOs and
  other like-minded organisations 
• Ensuring
  there is allocation of common resources and skills within the projects
• In
  charge of managing communications with all stakeholders in Uganda
• Plans,
  organizes, and facilitates the development of trainings and workshops on
  high-quality comprehensive abortion care including contraceptive services
• Ensure
  supportive supervision and program mentoring to program sites and
  providers; In accordance to organizational guidance and standard operating
  procedures.
• Coordinates
  site selection, baseline assessments, and pre-training workshop plans for
  selected in-country sites
• Develops
  (with support from external consultants) a process to monitor and
  follow-up with the implementation of comprehensive abortion care including
  contraceptives in selected sites.
• Provides
  technical input to link research program, development of regulations,
  approval and implementation of regulations, protocols, and standards and
  guidelines related to the implementation of the comprehensive abortion
  care model.
• Prepare
  and submit reports on training events and other program activities to
  document project progress
• Keenly
  monitor project progress, including progress toward donor deliverables and
  targets, and identify and strategize with relevant teams (and Management
  Team members when applicable) to address challenges and implement
  solutions against country, project , or project budget
• Represent
  Ipas at local, regional, or national meetings as requested by unit staff
• Oversees
  work of and provides supervision to select country office employees
• Perform
  any other duties as assigned

• The
  applicant should preferably hold a Master’s Degree in public health and
  other relevant management degree
• Bachelor’s
  degree in public health, medicine & 12+ years of relevant experience
  or Advanced degree & 10+ years of relevant experience required,
  international experience preferred
• Experience
  working with Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights (SRHR) projects
• Experience
  in leading projects or programmes in Uganda
• Management
  training or experience
• Eight
  (8) or more years of program management experience
• Previous
  experience working in a clinical environment
• Experience
  working in a non-profit organization
• Prior
  experience in facilitating training and mentoring
• Strong
  communication skills
• Ability
  to work under strict project deadlines and milestones
• Attention
  to detail
• Drive
  for results
• Must
  be able to independently produce project workplans, timelines and budgets,
  subject to supervisor approval
• Must
  have the ability to work with differing community populations including
  adolescents and women’s groups, especially in the areas of communication
  and training

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