Job Opening JhpiegoSeptember
2016  DOD Project Director Location:

• Jakarta

 Overview: The DOD Project
Director will lead Jhpiego’s work with DOD and TNI to contribute to the
reduction of new HIV infections and the achievement of 90-90-90 goals for the
HIV epidemic in Indonesia’s military. 
The DOD Project Director is expected to provide leadership and direction
to ensure the strategic, programmatic, technical, and financial integrity of
the project, including the determination of project priorities and appropriate
interventions. S/he is responsible for achieving the planned results set out
for the program. S/he will coordinate the work of all team members to ensure
smooth and efficient implementation of activities. S/he will act as the primary
point of contact with TNI, ODC and the Indonesian Ministry of Defense, other
government counterparts and partner institutions and will represent Jhpiego and
the Program in public and professional circles through meetings, conferences,
and presentations. The DOD Project Director is responsible for overall program
management and guidance to team members. These position are
anticipated to have an October 1st, 2016 start date and are contingent upon
availability of donor funding. Responsibilities: 

• Develop
  professional and productive relationships between Jhpiego and ODC, TNI, MoD,
  MOH and other stakeholders to ensure that program activities are implemented
  according to the award requirements
• Develop strong
  relationship with Jhpiego’s global HIV staff and channel their technical
  assistance as well as Jhpiego’s global HIV experience to the  Indonesian context
• Build and maintain a
  strong network of Indonesian HIV experts
• Oversee the  development of the detailed annual
  implementation plan and budget for program activities in liaison with the
  Country Director and the Finance and Administration Director
• Ensure quality
  program implementation, technical quality and ensure that the workplan is on
  track and project deliverables are met and consistent with PEPFAR requirements
• Guide the analysis,
  synthesis, and reporting of project outputs and results, in close collaboration
  with the Monitoring and Evaluation Director, to ensure target achievements are
  met
• Mentor,
  support, and supervise project support staff, aligning their efforts in support
  of program goals
• Work
  collaboratively with project and finance staff to prepare and track the
  progress of project and activity budgets. 
• Represent
  Jhpiego in meetings, conferences, and presentations with ODC and other
  stakeholders; contribute to development of strategic presentation materials
• Monitor
  the efficiency and effectiveness of the work of short-term consultants/trainers
  working for Jhpiego on this award
• Lead the development of annual report and other
  project communications materials, as requested by ODC; ensure timely and
  accurate documentation of DOD activities
• Ensure
  that project updates are shared with Jhpiego HQ on a regular basis Qualifications: 
• Master’s
  degree in health, education, or related field
• Minimum
  10 years’ experience in health program 
  implementation and project management with international development
  organizations
• Experience
  in HIV preferred 
• Strong
  outreach and networking skills; ability to develop and nurture new
  relationships in the HIV field
• Strong
  ability to work and communicate within a team, results oriented and decision
  making skills
• Comfortable
  with a team approach to programming and the ability to manage several major
  activities simultaneously
• Demonstrated
  excellence in oral and written Indonesian language; English language
  proficiency preferred
• Ability
  to work independently and to exercise independent judgment
• Ability
  to ensure adherence to applicable laws and regulations
• Demonstrated
  ability to exercise confidentiality and professionalism Please e-mail cover letter, CV, and indicate the position of interest in
  the subject of your email.Email address  : [email protected]                                                                                                                Closing date for receiving applications is September 30th, 2016 Only
  short-listed applicants will be contacted