ICAP at Columbia University is an international non-profit organization that aims to ensure the wellness of families and communities by strengthening health systems around the world.


ICAP, in partnership with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), is conducting population-level HIV impact assessments to estimate the population-level impact of the national HIV prevention, care and treatment programs in sub-Saharan Africa and the Caribbean. The goal of this project is to identify the national level key HIV-related outcomes, including HIV incidence, HIV prevalence, prevalence of suppressed HIV viral load, as well as prevalence of high-risk behaviors and uptake of HIV-related services.

POSITION SUMMARY

Under the direct supervision of the Project Chief of Party, and working under the guidance of the PHIA Technical Specialist, the Technical Advisor, PHIA Project provides broad technical support to the implementation of the Haiti PHIA Project. Serves as a member of the PHIA team and plays a key role in program support to ensure timely and cost-effective implementation of project activities, including coordinating the development and monitoring of implementation plans, supporting protocol development and fieldwork, and contributing to project reporting and documentation.

MAJOR ACCOUNTABILITIES

• Work with project management and local partners, including CDC, MSPP, and the field implementation partners to develop HAPHIA protocol and obtain ethical clearance
• Work with Project Chief of Party and Coordinator to implement Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)

• Coordinate the development and monitoring of PHIA implementation plans, including assessment of status and progress of PHIA implementation, and identification of challenges and solutions

• Work with Project Coordinator to track and troubleshoot PHIA fieldwork progress. Review and identify opportunities to gain efficiencies in fieldwork and to maximize the output of survey teams’ time in the field. Provide regular feedback to CDC Haiti, ICAP HQ, and other collaborating partners

• Use the weekly data dashboard and other data management tools to identify and respond to evolving fieldwork issues such as missing households before EA closure, concentration low response rates, fieldwork team underperformance, satellite lab backlogs and other issues, as necessary

• Participate in regular field visits to provide support, supervision, and technical assistance during each phase of survey planning, implementation and analysis

• Liaise with lab and data teams to monitor satellite labs, develop monitoring system, ensure coordination between satellite labs and field teams, and to work with the HAPHIA Lab Advisor to ensure upload of data from tablets and LDMS occurs as indicated in protocol

• Assist, as necessary, with trainings, capacity building workshops and other related implementation activities as they arise

• Assist, as necessary, with budgeting and planning activities

• Coordinate and contribute to the documentation and dissemination of project results, including preparation and submission of progress reports, presentations, summary briefs, and other project documents
• Represent ICAP before Government partners, technical working groups and partner organizations, as required

• Perform other related duties as needed

EDUCATION

• Master’s degree in Public Health or related discipline


EXPERIENCE, SKILLS & MINIMUM REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS

• Excellent writing ability, strong interpersonal, group facilitation and oral presentation skills

• Demonstrated experience with management and monitoring of programs, including identifying and addressing programmatic, technical, administrative, and logistics needs area

• Prior experience with primary research and data collection, and experience with using real-time data monitoring for program management

• Data analysis skills in STATA, SPSS, SAS, R or equivalent

• Demonstrated experience supervising public health program staff

• Working knowledge of USG operational and programmatic rules and regulations

• Demonstrated experience with Microsoft Office Suite with an intermediate level knowledge of Excel

• Fluency in English, proficiency in French

EXPERIENCE, SKILLS & PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS

• Experience working within an international, non-profit and/or academic organization preferred

• Knowledge of Haitian Creole an asset

TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS

• Occasional domestic trips to field sites, funder offices, donor conferences and/or training sessions

Motivation letter and CV

NOTE: These are local hire positions and the successful candidates will be employees of ICAP in Haiti and subject to the local terms and conditions of employment, which includes a competitive salary and benefits package.

ICAP is an equal opportunity employer, values inclusion and a diverse workforce. All qualified applicants will receive equal consideration for employment.