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• The incumbent will support the curriculum
  development consultant through review and providing feedback of curriculum
  materials.
• Manage project activities and logistics,
  including administrative and technical support to group facilitators, such
  as ensuring facilitators have the need materials, creating workplans for
  individual facilitators, and undertaking monitoring/supervision of
  facilitated group sessions. .
• Carry out “training of trainers”
  activities with facilitators who will lead reproductive health safe spaces
  for local participant groups.
• Supervise local NGO partners in Mayuge
  district to assure smooth implementation of project activities, such as
  ensuring the scheduling of biweekly group meetings for empowerment group
  participants, identifying venues to hold meetings, monitoring, as well as
  other related tasks are completed.
• The jobholder will collect monitoring
  reports from local NGO partners, and communicate progress through verbal
  and written reports to PATH staff in Uganda and the United States.
• Facilitate the selection and contracting
  of a local research partner who will undertake baseline and endline
  evaluation activities, including monitoring of deliverables calendar,
  input on protocol and data collection tools, introductions to local
  partners and stakeholders, and administrative support as needed.
• Act as a point of contact for coordination
  of communications between facilitators and empowerment group participants
  and PATH staff in Kampala and in the United States.
• Frequent travel to Mayuge district to
  supervise facilitators, meet with partners, and address logistical issues.
• Other tasks and activities as required. 

• The ideal candidate for the PATH
  International Project Coordinator, RH Literacy and Empowerment Project
  career opportunity should hold a Bachelor’s degree in nursing; public
  health, or equivalent education and experience.
• At least five years of experience working
  in sexual and reproductive health or family planning activities.
• Coordination and management of project
  partners, expenses, and workplans.
• Previous experience with leading and
  facilitating group activities.
• A high-level understanding of reproductive
  health, anatomy and physiology, and hormonal contraceptive methods.
• Keen interest in women’s health,
  education, or other empowerment activity.
• Superior organizational skills
  demonstrated in managing scientific development work.
• Proficient in project management tools,
  such as Microsoft Project and Excel desired.
• Good analytical skills and global vision.
• Excellent verbal and written communication
  skills.
• Fluency in English required; fluency in
  Lusoga preferred.
• Demonstrated ability to work effectively
  in a multisite/multicultural organization and as part of a team.
• Willingness to travel to Mayuge district
  up to 40 percent.

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