(JSI)
Maternal and Child Survival Program (MCSP)
Uganda
Administration Manager (FAM)
individuals and communities by providing high-quality technical and managerial
assistance to public health programs worldwide. JSI has implemented projects in
100 countries, and currently operates from eight U.S. and 81 international
offices for the past 30 years. The JSI Research & Training Institute, Inc.
ID a leading public health research and consulting organization.
reduction of Maternal, new born and child Mortality in USAID Priority countries
with high disease burden such as Uganda though scaling up evidence based high
impact interventions. Building on Experience, MCSP addresses major causes of
mortality by influencing and implementing high impact and innovative
interventions at scale based on the country context and data; building global
consensus and sustained government commitment to support MNCH interventions;
maximizing the use and integration of local programs
Administrative Assistant (AA) will work in liaison with the MCSP Child Health
technical and Finance and Administration (F&A) staff to ensure timely and
quality administrative and logistical support for all program activities.
Responsibilities:
- Provide primary administrative support and
ensure integrated and efficient day-to-day administrative operations of
the MCSP Child Health program. - Work in close collaboration with the FAM,
ensure that the MCSP Child Health staff register is up to date; prepare,
update and regularly maintain the staff annual leave roster; and receive
for approval and filing all staff leave forms. - Ensure that a register for non-expendable
property is maintained up to date, and that all MCSP Child Health property
is safely secured and maintained. - The incumbent will receive and ensure
proper filing of all F&A and program documentation including financial
reports; human resource documentation; program activity reports; official
letters; etc. - Prepare the weekly travel/vehicle
allocation schedule for the program. - Provide support to internal and external
program communications. - Organize and maintain a proper filing
system for the MCSP Child Health program, including field documents. - Organize and maintain proper servicing of
all office equipment (e.g. computers, telephones, photocopiers etc.) - The incumbent will schedule monthly team
meetings; maintain program tracking sheets; and ensure open, ongoing communication
flow between national and district offices. - Provide documentation services as
required. - Mentor and supervise drivers, cleaners and
other administrative staff as and when requested. - Offer support to program staff and assist
in the facilitation of meetings, workshops and trainings. - Maintain the integrity and confidentiality
of all MCSP records and information entrusted to s/he at all times. - Collect quotes and organize purchase
orders, according to USAID procurement rules and regulations. - Support the FAM and entire MCSP Child
Health team in any other duties, as assigned.
Experience:
- The applicants for the USAID MCSP
Administrative Assistant job opportunity must hold diplomas from
recognized institutions; or Bachelor’s degrees in Arts or related area - At least two years’ experience in similar
program is mandatory - Ability to work well with people from
diverse cultures, communicate effectively, and analyze data reports - Previous experience with U.S. Government
contracts and/or federal procurement regulations desirable - Excellent communication and interpersonal
skills, including proficient typing skills - Fluency in the English language (both
spoken and written) - Proficient knowledge of modern computer
software and office equipment necessary (e.g. Excel, Word, Powerpoint) - Strong computer skills.
and cover letter to [email protected] with the subject line as “position
title” as the e-mail subject according to your application.
2017 by 5:00 pm
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