Closing Date: Thursday, 31 January 2013
DO YOU WANT TO MAKE A REAL DIFFERENCE?
The Royal Australasian College of Surgeons is seeking a Graduate or student with monitoring and evaluation expertise to work in Timor Leste (East Timor)
If you are:
The 'Australia Timor Leste Program of Assistance for Secondary Services' Phase II (ATLASS II) Program commenced in July 2012 and aims to contribute to the creation of a comprehensive, high quality health service that results in a healthier Timorese population. The implementing agency, the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (RACS), is working closely with the Timor Leste Ministry of Health (MoH); staff at Hospital Nacional Guido Valadares (HNGV) in Dili and at referral hospitals; and other supporting organisations to deliver the Program. The Program's main activity is dedicated to building the capacity of the Timorese health workforce through a range of formal training, mentoring and support activities.
The Program is seeking an M&E Officer to work with the in-country ATLASS II project team, the MOH and the HNGV to establish and implement the Program's M&E framework and to build the capacity of a Timorese counterpart in M&E processes. They will assist with data identification, collection, storage and analysis, and prepare results for reporting to the MOH, RACS, AusAID and other stakeholders. The M&E Officer will also work to develop national staff capacity in research and evaluation by reviewing existing tools and data, advising on improvements to current approaches and systems, and providing training, coaching and general guidance to their counterpart and other relevant staff.
LOCATION
The M&E Officer will be based in Dili at the HNGV and work closely with the RACS Team Leader and Program Management Office In-country.
Assistance with the identification of suitable, secure and affordable accommodation will be provided by the In-country Management Team and Host Organisation.
THE PROGRAM
The Timor Leste Program, managed by RACS and funded by AusAID, currently employs six full-time clinicians at HNGV and coordinates around 16 specialist team visits across Timor Leste per year.
The Royal Australasian College of Surgeons is seeking a Graduate or student with monitoring and evaluation expertise to work in Timor Leste (East Timor)
If you are:
- a graduate of, or advanced student working towards a degree in, Public Health, Development Studies, Project Management, Social Sciences or field related to monitoring and evaluation (M&E)
- experienced and knowledgeable about project M&E, including data collection, preferably in the health sector
- passionate about building capacity through training, mentoring and support activities
- sensitive and adaptable to cultural differences
- available for deployment in early 2013 for at least 12 months.then we would love to hear from you!
The 'Australia Timor Leste Program of Assistance for Secondary Services' Phase II (ATLASS II) Program commenced in July 2012 and aims to contribute to the creation of a comprehensive, high quality health service that results in a healthier Timorese population. The implementing agency, the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (RACS), is working closely with the Timor Leste Ministry of Health (MoH); staff at Hospital Nacional Guido Valadares (HNGV) in Dili and at referral hospitals; and other supporting organisations to deliver the Program. The Program's main activity is dedicated to building the capacity of the Timorese health workforce through a range of formal training, mentoring and support activities.
The Program is seeking an M&E Officer to work with the in-country ATLASS II project team, the MOH and the HNGV to establish and implement the Program's M&E framework and to build the capacity of a Timorese counterpart in M&E processes. They will assist with data identification, collection, storage and analysis, and prepare results for reporting to the MOH, RACS, AusAID and other stakeholders. The M&E Officer will also work to develop national staff capacity in research and evaluation by reviewing existing tools and data, advising on improvements to current approaches and systems, and providing training, coaching and general guidance to their counterpart and other relevant staff.
LOCATION
The M&E Officer will be based in Dili at the HNGV and work closely with the RACS Team Leader and Program Management Office In-country.
Assistance with the identification of suitable, secure and affordable accommodation will be provided by the In-country Management Team and Host Organisation.
THE PROGRAM
The Timor Leste Program, managed by RACS and funded by AusAID, currently employs six full-time clinicians at HNGV and coordinates around 16 specialist team visits across Timor Leste per year.
How to apply:
Please direct expressions of interest or queries for more information to:Ms Kate Groves
Senior Program Officer
kate.groves@surgeons.org or +61 3 9276 7436
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