Health in Emergencies (HiE) Specialist
Oversee health interventions in emergencies.
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Overview
Oversee health interventions in emergencies.
KEY AREAS OF ACCOUNTABILITY:
1. Programme Design, Development, and Quality
- Provide strategic technical leadership in the design, implementation, and quality assurance of Health in Emergencies (HiE) and development-focused health programmes.
- Lead or contribute to the development of quality, cost-effective, and innovative proposals in line with the Child Survival strategy (Health, Nutrition, and WASH sectors)
- Collaborate with PDQ and Operations teams to design integrated health project proposals including early recovery and preparedness, ensuring child protection and gender are mainstreamed.
- Ensure health programs adhere to the national, humanitarian and global standards, including Sphere and Save the Children Common Approaches.
- Lead development and submission of HRPs, SHF proposals, and other donor applications ensuring timely and high-quality contributions.
- Coordinate with Child Protection, Nutrition, and WASH teams to ensure cross-sectoral integration and technical inputs in program design.
- Ensure HiE programming is technically strong and includes clear M&E plans, phased procurement plans, and logical frameworks.
- Support program innovation through identifying and addressing emerging issues, promoting learning and adaptive programming.
2. Technical Capacity Building and Support
- Design and implement capacity building plans for Save the Children staff, partners, and consortium members, including health managers, coordinators, and officers.
- Provide coaching, mentoring, and training both in-person and remotely to improve quality health programming in emergency and development contexts.
- Develop and disseminate technical training materials to strengthen health outcomes.
- Support capacity strengthening of parents, communities, schools, teachers, and health institutions to improve access and quality of health services.
- Build technical capacity to ensure high-quality donor reports aligned with technical expectations.
3. Representation, Advocacy, and Learning
- Technically represent Save the Children in national coordination platforms, including the Health Cluster and inter-agency forums.
- Support technical teams in developing and implementing localized advocacy strategies around child and maternal health.
- Provide evidence-based inputs to support Save the Children’s external representation, donor engagement, and visibility in health forums.
- Proactively identify advocacy opportunities, document and disseminate lessons learned, case studies, and best practices to influence internal and external strategies.
- Shape Save the Children’s communications and media priorities related to Health in Emergencies, in coordination with advocacy leads.
4. Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability, and Learning (MEAL)
- Collaborate with MEAL teams to ensure robust monitoring plans, baselines, reviews, and evaluations are in place for all health projects.
- Lead or support technical assessments in coordination with internal teams and partners, ensuring that children’s voices and needs are captured.
- Establish accountability mechanisms for beneficiaries and communities, ensuring feedback is used to improve program design.
- Organize and lead technical review meetings and contribute to studies and documentation of good practices in both emergency and development settings.
- Work closely with MEAL to design, monitor, and report on HiE indicators, aligning with donor and internal requirements.
5. Program Delivery Support and Reporting
- Provide backstopping support to the implementation of HiE programs across Sudan.
- Support program managers in timely, technically sound donor reporting and internal documentation.
- Monitor program implementation against technical standards, ensuring timely and quality delivery.
- Serve as PDQ focal person for HiE grants (e.g., SHF), participating in donor/member meetings and ensuring compliance with technical requirements.
- Collaborate with Operations and Supply Chain teams to plan for essential medical and non-medical supplies for effective health programming.
6. Internal Collaboration and Coordination
- Support effective coordination and collaboration across PDQ, Operations, MEAL, and Advocacy teams, ensuring alignment with strategic objectives.
- Promote a culture of information sharing, learning, creativity, and innovation among technical teams.
- Foster a strong matrix management environment, providing ongoing coaching and performance feedback.
- Contribute to building an organizational culture that reflects Save the Children’s dual mandate and core values.
7. General Responsibilities
- Uphold and promote Save the Children’s policies on Child Safeguarding, Code of Conduct, Gender Equality, and Anti-Harassment.
- Ensure integration of child rights and child protection in all aspects of health programming.
- Perform other responsibilities as agreed with line management to support overall health sector goals.
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Updated 10 months ago
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Source:
savethechildren.net