TRF Required the Service of Provincial Coordinator in Quetta
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Keywords:
- Technical Resource Facility
- TRF
- UN
- United Nation
- DFID
- AusAID
- Provincial Coordinator
- NGO
- Jobs in Quetta
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Technical Resource Facility
Working together towards better health in Pakistan
TRF is a five years project funded by DFID and AusAID
to support the Government’s health programmes for
providing quality health care, particularly to the poor and
marginalised, with focus on women and children.
TRF requires services of a Coordinator to work closely
with Department of Health, health programmes and
district administrations to help identify strategic needs
for Technical Assistance (TA), support the TA provided
and build government’s capacity in identified areas.
She/he will work closely with other donor initiatives and
TRF technical team in Islamabad, and represent TRF in
deliberations with government. Detailed terms of
reference are available at TRF website:
www.trfpakistan.org
Requirements: Master’s degree in Public Health or
equivalent with speciality in health systems
development.
10 years experience of managing programmes in health
sector. Substantial knowledge of government systems
and procedures, provincial health reform initiatives,
health programmes and devolved systems. Knowledge
of donor supported project management procedures is
an advantage. Strong management and team building
skills, ability to work under pressure, excellent
interpersonal skills, ability to work effectively with a
range of stakeholders. Excellent proficiency in English
(oral and written) and use of Microsoft Office.
How to Apply: Applications for the position should be
sent at following email address explaining how
applicant’s qualifications and experience match with the
terms of reference for the position, and attaching
detailed CV and name and contacts of two referees.
Email for applications: hr@trfpakistan.org
Last date of applications: 10 January2012
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