Opportunities

Sr. Program Coordinator will work in close collaboration with the Senior Program Officer, Finance Manager, and representatives from different Jhpiego departments (e.g., Contracts Management Compliance Division [CMCD], Travel, Procurement, Global External Communications Office [GECO]) to support country team to successfully implement projects.  This includes ensuring that administrative tasks are completed. The exact support needed will vary by project, but will likely include: US-based procurement, processing contracts, setting up payments from US, setting up meetings, taking notes, reviewing/editing reports, etc.  

Finance Manager I is part of the Global Programs Finance Team working closely with Program Staff, Contracts, Global Human Resources, and Jhpiego’s Country offices to ensure accurate financial, contractual and administrative reporting to the management team and to agencies external to Jhpiego. This includes leads and proposals, start-up, implementation and control, monitoring and evaluation, close-out and cross-cutting GPO functions.   Finance Manager I ensures financial systems and reports are compatible with standard Jhpiego accounting practices and follow donor rules and regulations.

Finance Manager II is part of the Global Programs Finance Team working closely Program Staff, Contracts, Global Human Resources, and Jhpiego’s Country offices to ensure accurate financial, contractual and administrative reporting to the management team and to agencies external to Jhpiego.   Finance Manager II will provide financial leadership and oversight of the financial and contractual aspects of multiple country programs. This includes leads and proposals, start-up, implementation and control, monitoring and evaluation, close-out and cross-cutting GPO functions.  Finance Manager II ensures financial systems and reports are compatible with standard Jhpiego accounting practices and follow donor rules and regulations. Finance Manager II also provides capacity building, coaching and mentoring of junior finance staff and local partners by developing learning activities and materials to support capacity building.

Working in close collaboration with the Project Directors and Sr. Portfolio Managers, the Program Officer II will support several global Family Planning Special Projects and Guatemala country programs .  This includes ensuring that good project management practices and tools are being used to stay on scope, schedule, budget within the projects supported; providing support to projects as requested/needed by the country directors or project directors. The Program Officer II will also support quality improvement and assurance initiatives within organization and contribute to new business development.    

The Finance Director will oversee the financial planning, management and reporting aspects for the upcoming USAID MOMENTUM (Moving Integrated, Quality Maternal, Newborn, and Child Health Services, Voluntary Family Planning and Reproductive Health Care to Scale) APS Round 3A “Expanding Access to Safe Surgery for Family Planning and the Reduction of Maternal and Neonatal Mortality and Morbidity”. MOMENTUM Round 3A seeks to improve access to and quality of voluntary, informed, consented and safe surgical care within maternal health and family planning programs. The project will operate over a five-year period.   The Finance Director will provide financial and administrative management, overseeing all financial, contractual, and procurement aspects for an upcoming $40 million global project with country buy-ins. S/he will work closely with the Project Director, senior management team, global program staff, and project country offices, to ensure timely and accurate financial, contractual and administrative management, representation, analyses and reporting to the project management team, partners and agencies external to Jhpiego.   The Finance Director is responsible for the oversight of budgeting, monitoring and performance of all funding streams for the project, including core and field programs, cost share and resource allocation to partners. The Finance Director will ensure financial systems and reports are compatible with standard accounting practices and follow Johns Hopkins University and Jhpiego policies, as well as USAID rules and regulations. S/he will provide capacity building, coaching and mentoring of finance staff worldwide, and local partners, by developing learning activities and materials to support capacity building. This position is directly accountable for the financial, contractual and administrative compliance of the global award.   This position is contingent upon award from USAID.

The Monitoring, Evaluation, Research and Learning (MERL) Director will provide technical leadership, direction and support for the upcoming USAID MOMENTUM (Moving Integrated, Quality Maternal, Newborn, and Child Health Services, Voluntary Family Planning and Reproductive Health Care to Scale) APS Round 3A “Expanding Access to Safe Surgery for Family Planning and the Reduction of Maternal and Neonatal Mortality and Morbidity”. MOMENTUM Round 3A seeks to improve access to and quality of voluntary, informed, consented and safe surgical care within maternal health and family planning programs. The $40 million project will operate over a five-year period.   A member of the project’s senior management team, the MERL Director will support the Project Director in ensuring that collaboration, learning, and adaption are used to advance global knowledge of what works, how, and why for improving safe surgical care. The MERL Director will provide technical leadership for systematic collection, analysis, synthesis, use and communication of data and learningto inform project and health sector stakeholder decision-making.  S/he will be responsible for development and execution of program-wide and country-specific MERL plans and data systems to ensure accurate, timely and efficient performance monitoring and reporting, and for documenting and disseminating project successes, challenges and lessons learned to USAID, in coordination with the MOMENTUM 2C Knowledge Accelerator award. The MERL Director will also be responsible for designing and conducting assessments, evaluations and implementation research to address project needs. The MERL Director will liaise with and support consortium partners and Ministries of Health to implement MERL activities.   This position is contingent upon award from USAID.

The Project Director will provide vision, leadership and direction to ensure the strategic, programmatic, technical, and financial integrity for the upcoming USAID MOMENTUM (Moving Integrated, Quality Maternal, Newborn, and Child Health Services, Voluntary Family Planning and Reproductive Health Care to Scale) APS Round 3A “Expanding Access to Safe Surgery for Family Planning and the Reduction of Maternal and Neonatal Mortality and Morbidity”. MOMENTUM Round 3A seeks to improve access to and quality of voluntary, informed, consented and safe surgical care within maternal health and family planning programs. The $40 million project will operate over a five-year period.   The Project Director will have the overall responsibility for leadership and management and reporting of global and country-level project activities. S/he will be responsible for making key decisions and solving problems in short timeframes while ensuring operational and project quality and integrity. S/he will manage long- and short-term technical expertise across all result areas, and ensure the project meets the stated goals and reporting requirements, and will serve as the project’s main point of contact with USAID on routine and strategic matters. S/he will also ensure effective organizational management and communication with the host country government at all levels, and international partners and agencies.    This position is contingent upon award from USAID.

Jhpiego is a nonprofit global leader in the creation and delivery of transformative health care solutions for the developing world. In partnership with national and county governments, health experts and local communities, we build health providers’ skills and develop systems that save lives now and guarantee healthier futures for women and their families. Our aim is revolutionizing health care for the planet’s most disadvantaged people. Jhpiego is a key partner in the USAID-funded contract: President’s Malaria Initiative (PMI) Impact Malaria project contributing to Kenya Malaria Strategy 2019 - 2023. The Chief of Party will be responsible for the overall leadership, technical oversight, implementation, management (financial, administrative, and programmatic), and representation of Impact Malaria. The project will operate through to February 2023. The position will operate under the leadership of the US-based Country Operations Director and Jhpiego Kenya’s Country Director in collaboration with project team and partners, the position will support the design and implementation of malaria service delivery strategies based on scientific evidence. We are seeking an experienced individual who has excellent organizational and technical skills, a team player, dedicated, hardworking, innovative, highly motivated and able to work in a high-pressure environment requiring multi-tasking abilities.    

Cost and Pricing Manager supports Jhpiego’s Resource Development Operations and works closely with the Resource Development Office, Global Human Resources and Program Technical Staff to prepare compliant, complex cost proposals to ensure successful completion and responsiveness of Jhpiego’s proposals for new business.

Maternal and Newborn Health (MNH) Advisor needed to provide technical and programmatic oversight and direction in the areas of MNH-Quality improvement and act as an integral part of Jhpiego/Guatemala team.  The MNH Advisor responsibilities include providing leadership and technical guidance in the development, implementation and evaluation of MNH activities in a Quality Improvement Log frame.  Under the leadership of the Technical Director (TD), the MNH Advisor will work to ensure the technical and methodological soundness of activities and, in collaboration with the project team, the MOH and partners, support the design of service delivery strategies, based on sound, current scientific evidence, and emergent illness as COVID-19.   Guatemala’s USAID programs aims to reduce newborn, child and maternal mortality and chronic malnutrition among children under five, and strengthen the capacity of the Guatemalan Ministry of Health (known as the Ministerio de Salud Pública y Asistencia Social [MOH]).