Senior Program Coordinator (HIV/TB) - Global Fund

About the role

Save the Children is recruiting two Senior Program Coordinators (HIV/TB) in Yangon, reporting to the Program Manager HIV and TB (GFATM). The post holder supports Sub-Recipients, technical assistance, quality assurance and technical support for prevention, care, treatment and support under Global Fund HIV and TB grants. The role involves frequent travel (up to 6 days per month) and represents the programme to government, the UN and other international agencies when required.

Key responsibilities

• Monitor programme activity progress monthly, focusing on quality, targets and achievements, and help develop improvement plans and strategies for Sub-Recipients
• Support Program Managers in updating reporting formats, implementation guidelines and monitoring checklists
• Carry out monitoring visits to Sub-Recipients' project sites, assess technical competence and prepare visit reports
• Work with functional departments on validation of yearly forecasts, stock reviews and e-health activities (Enhance Outreach and My Right dashboard)
• Review Sub-Recipient budgets and work plans semi-annually, explain variances and suggest corrective actions
• Analyse data and provide reports on HIV and TB programmes, and support budget change reviews and reprioritisation
• Facilitate training for Sub-Recipients when requested
• Represent the programme to government, the UN and other agencies, take part in technical working groups and coordinate technical meetings with Sub-Recipients
• Coordinate with functional departments and Sub-Recipients to address challenges and risks

Required profile

• Demonstrated skills, experience and knowledge of HIV and TB, especially prevention, harm reduction, care and treatment
• University degree in medicine (MD/MBBS), preferably with a master's in public health, public administration or a related field
• At least 3-5 years of steadily increasing responsibility, including at least 3 years in HIV and TB programme management
• Experience working with marginalised populations (PLHIV, MSM, TG, FSW, PWID) and facilitating workshops or training
• Fluent written and spoken English, excellent communication and presentation skills
• Willingness to travel domestically as assigned and to comply with Save the Children policies, including child safeguarding

Required skills

• MS Office, particularly Word, Excel and PowerPoint
• Strategic thinking and ability to analyse information and evaluate options
• Knowledge of financial and budgetary control and grant management is an asset