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The State Technical Malaria Lead will provide technical leadership for the malaria program in Zamfara, engaging with state health agencies and partners. Responsibilities include developing work plans, supervising staff, optimizing resources, and contributing to project reports. The role requires collaboration with multiple stakeholders to achieve efficient malaria elimination efforts.

The Communications and Knowledge Management Manager is responsible for developing communication strategies, crafting compelling success stories, and ensuring that project achievements are relayed effectively to various stakeholders. The role involves collaborating with project leaders, MSH communications teams, and USAID to enhance visibility and donor engagement while implementing knowledge management systems.

The State Coordinator will lead the PMI-S project in Kebbi, ensuring effective resource management, coordination with stakeholders, and implementation of malaria elimination strategies. Responsibilities include project performance oversight, reporting, and staff supervision.

The State Technical Malaria Lead will support the State Coordinator in providing technical leadership for malaria services, ensuring quality assurance in diagnosis and treatment, and collaborating with stakeholders to improve malaria program outcomes in Kebbi State.

The Contracts Specialist supports MSH’s mission by managing and administering various awards, including negotiation, compliance monitoring, and training staff on contract regulations. Key responsibilities include developing strategies, preparing solicitation documents, conducting compliance monitoring, and leading subcontract management activities.

The Grants Under Contract Manager oversees the USAID-funded Grants under Contract portfolio, ensuring compliance, financial management, and partnership support. This role includes coordinating grantee capabilities, monitoring performance, facilitating capacity building, and managing all aspects of the grants process, including solicitation, award, audits, and close-out activities.

The Sustainability Advisor will manage greenhouse gas (GHG) inventories and the Net Zero Plan for Management Sciences for Health (MSH). Responsibilities include developing data collection and emissions tracking processes, overseeing project-specific GHG reporting, and providing technical assistance for climate resilience. The advisor will engage in internal and external sustainability initiatives and support project design and donor compliance related to environmental standards.

The consultant will support the development of a National Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) guideline for Indonesia's tuberculosis program. Responsibilities include drafting the guidelines, ensuring timely delivery, liaising with partners, and coordinating workshops to gather feedback and improve the guidelines.

The consultant will develop a comprehensive Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) guideline for Indonesia's tuberculosis program, coordinate workshops with stakeholders, ensure timely delivery of the guideline with feedback integration, and support the organization of related meetings.

The Chief of Party will manage and lead the Supply Chain for Health Improvement Program in Ethiopia, ensuring project deliverables are met. This involves overseeing program activities, maintaining high-quality technical leadership, managing stakeholder relationships, developing technical strategies, and ensuring compliance with policies and standards.

The Program Assistant will support the Country Office by managing logistics for USAID Ireme project events, maintaining attendance lists, verifying documentation, and ensuring timely payment processing with the finance team. They will also organize meetings, track logistics, and maintain filing systems.

The Accountant will assist the Director of Finance and Administration in safeguarding MSH's assets and ensuring compliance with accounting principles and donor agency regulations. Responsibilities include preparing payment vouchers, maintaining records, reconciling advances, and supporting tax reporting efforts.

The Executive Assistant II provides high-level administrative and operational support to the Vice President of a non-profit organization. Responsibilities include managing calendars, arranging travel, supporting meetings, and collaborating across departments to enhance organizational efficiency.

The Accounts Assistant supports the finance department by maintaining financial records, processing vendor payments, and preparing financial reports. Key responsibilities include managing petty cash, ensuring compliance with accounting principles, tracking invoices, and assisting in month-end processes. The role requires strong multitasking, communication, and time management skills.

The Operations Associate supports the Senior Procurement and Operation Specialist in managing procurement and operations activities for the NextGen Cameroon program. Responsibilities include scheduling, logistical assistance, office management, travel arrangements, front desk coverage, and assisting with financial documentation and voucher preparation.

The Senior Accountant ensures compliance with finance policies and regulations, processes vendor payments, prepares financial reports, and monitors financial transactions. They support the Finance Manager in maintaining effective financial operations while safeguarding assets against fraud and misuse. The role involves routine accounting activities, audit compliance, and reporting to enhance project management.

MSH is looking for consultants with expertise in health-related fields such as maternal and child health, malaria, TB, HIV/AIDS, and others. Consultants will be included in a pool for future opportunities and may be contacted when relevant positions arise.

The Lead Finance and Administration (Roving) is responsible for filling in leadership gaps within country finance teams, managing financial operations, overseeing grants and contracts, ensuring compliance with organizational policies, and facilitating communication between headquarters and country offices. This role requires traveling to various sites and providing support to multiple offices as needed.

The Knowledge Management Specialist will develop and implement KM strategies, facilitate knowledge sharing and creation, manage a knowledge repository, and build the capacity of program staff in KM practices. They will ensure effective knowledge systems and tools are used to support the USAID BEBAS-TB program objectives.

The Provincial Data Quality Analyst is responsible for managing and analyzing TB project data for the BEBAS-TB team. This includes providing technical assistance to health facilities, preparing reports, and participating in operational research to improve TB prevention and care by ensuring data quality and collaboration with health offices.