Advisor, Integrated Service Delivery

Contribute to the development and periodic review of Project HOPE's global integrated service delivery technical framework, ensuring it reflects current evidence, emerging best practices, and lessons learned across country programs.

Document and disseminate lessons learned, best practices, and technical innovations from Project HOPE's service integration programming to inform organizational learning and program improvement.

Develop technical products including guidance notes, program briefs, training materials, and conference abstracts that advance Project HOPE's visibility and thought leadership in integrated service delivery.

Contribute to cross-TU working groups and internal communities of practice on HIV, MNCH, and integrated primary health care, fostering coherence and learning across program areas.

Represent Project HOPE in relevant external technical working groups, conferences, and forums related to HIV/MNCH integration and primary health care.

Other duties as assigned.

Master's degree in public health, global health, nursing, medicine, or a related clinical or public health field; clinical qualification (MD, RN, or equivalent) strongly preferred.

Minimum 5 years of experience in international health programs with demonstrated focus on HIV/AIDS, MNCH, or integrated service delivery, including at least 2 years of direct implementation experience in Sub-Saharan Africa.

Strong technical knowledge of HIV care and treatment, with demonstrated expertise in at least three of the following: triple elimination (HIV, syphilis, hepatitis B) including PMTCT; pediatric HIV case identification, EID, and ART, adolescent HIV and OVC programming; MCH platform integration; viral load monitoring and differentiated service delivery models.

Experience with PEPFAR-funded programs and familiarity with DoS/GHSD programming priorities strongly preferred.

Experience working in Sub-Saharan African contexts preferred.

Demonstrated ability to provide remote and in-person technical assistance to country teams, including clinical mentorship and supportive supervision.

Strong interpersonal, communication, and writing skills, ability to synthesize technical content for diverse audiences including donors, government counterparts, and program staff.

Ability and willingness to travel internationally up to 30% of time, including to hardship-classified locations.

The physical demands and work environment characteristics described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

While performing the duties of this job, the employee must be mobile in an office environment and able to use standard office equipment.

Must be able to communicate in verbal and written form and must be able to travel internationally.

Project HOPE employees may be required to travel or work in countries where working conditions are classified as “hardship.”

Typical office environment with exposure to a minimal noise level.

Emergency deployments may be in resource-deprived environments with austere living conditions.

Travel for extended periods may be by air and/or other modes of transportation.

While international travel is not a regular part of every job, programmatic needs may require it intermittently.

Project HOPE employees may be required to travel or work in countries where working conditions are classified as “hardship.”

Due to the substantial number of inquiries, we receive, only candidates who have met the required experience & qualifications for this position will be considered. No phone calls please.

However, since we are active around the world in the field of public health, we may wish to retain your CV in our database for other/future opportunities, unless you direct us otherwise.

Thank you very much for your interest in Project HOPE.