Advisor for IMpact Project

Advisor for IMpact Project

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As soon as possible. 12 months, 50%.

This short-term position was created and is to be continued in order to provide the sectoral technical input needed to develop the Global Health Modules prioritized for the IMPact Project for Medair globally and give input to piloting and selecting new health tools. This task is critical for the organization to move forward with improved impact and performance monitoring at country and global level. The current GSO Health and Nutrition Advisor team cannot cover the extra workload needed at the first level design phase with this critical project for the more complex health modules. This position would resource that needed input for a short-term period.

Medair Global Support Office (GSO) provides operational guidance for country programmes, along with both technical and compassionate support for our relief workers. Within our headquarters and affiliate offices, we are also responsible for promoting the work of Medair to the world, to raise and manage the funds needed to run our lifesaving and sustaining programmes, and to recruit international and GSO staff. The GSO HN Advisor Team works as part of the Programmes Department to technically support the sectoral strategy and quality of Medair’s country interventions. Part of that support includes defining and facilitating measurement of Medair’s impact, outcome and quality performance which requires close collaboration with MEAL and IM as well as country level HN advisors.

Our Culture

GSO HN Technical Input to Global Health Module Development, 80%

Coordination, 20%

Innovation/changes

Team Spiritual Life

This job description covers the main tasks that are anticipated. Other tasks may be assigned as necessary. This position is Jobupfree.

What is the ROC and why is it required?

All new deploying international staff to Medair’s country programmes (and other roles which require field travel) should be fully vaccinated with a WHO-approved COVID vaccine, supported with a COVID vaccination certificate as evidence.