What You'll Do
As a consultant, you will support health system development by working alongside local stakeholders, including government agencies and community-based organizations. You'll play a key role in shaping and managing programs, ensuring effective planning, implementation, and transition processes.
You will contribute to financial oversight by supporting budget preparation, accounting functions, and audit activities. Your work will include analyzing business processes to improve efficiency and sustainability within health programs.
In addition, you will assist with drafting technical documents, preparing reports for donors, and maintaining strong relationships with partners. Your input will help ensure projects meet objectives and align with local priorities.
Requirements
- Proven experience in program planning and management
- Background in accounting, budgeting, and financial audit processes
- Skills in business process analysis and systems improvement
- Experience with project start-up and close-out procedures
- Strong capabilities in technical writing and donor reporting
- Ability to manage partnerships and engage stakeholders effectively
- Familiarity with communications and graphic design is an asset
Benefits
The organization promotes equitable access and inclusion in the workplace. It complies with federal regulations including Section 503 of the Rehabilitation Act and Section 4212 of the Vietnam Era Readjustment Assistance Act, ensuring equal opportunity for all individuals.
A commitment to diversity and equity is central to the work environment. Reasonable accommodations are available for qualified individuals with disabilities, in accordance with applicable laws. The culture emphasizes collaboration, local ownership, and long-term health system resilience.
