PATH International Non-Profit Organization Jobs in Kenya
PATH is an international nonprofit organization whose mission is to improve the health of people around the world by advancing technologies, strengthening systems, and encouraging healthy behaviors.
USAID has awarded a comprehensive health service delivery project, APHIAplus Zone 1, to PATH to improve the health of Kenyans in Western and Nyanza Provinces for five years, building upon USAID/Kenya’s country-wide health service support project, AIDS, Population and Health Integrated Assistance II (APHIA II).
PATH and its partners will implement the APHIAplus Zone 1 project working closely with the GoK and a wide variety of non-government agencies to strengthen healthcare services throughout the two provinces.
It is for this reason that PATH is seeking experienced candidates to fill the following positions for this project. All successful applicants will be based in the two provinces.
The Deputy Director will support the Project Director to effectively lead and manage the project, including the achievement of the vision and strategy, managing key relationships and ensuring compliance with all contractual matters related to the USAID cooperative agreement and other applicable laws and regulations.
The Finance Manager will ensure that PATH effectively meets the financial planning, monitoring, and reporting needs of USAID. S/he will advise the Project Director, project staff, partners and subrecipients on USAID contract requirements and provide training on financial management, record keeping, operational systems and policies.
The Operations Officers will manage the project’s administration and be responsible for functions associated with property management including IT, equipment and transportation. They will supervise the administrative staff.
The Accountants will work closely with the finance team in managing the finances of the project. They will be responsible for day-to-day processing of transactions in compliance with USAID rules ensuring timely reporting of field activity costs for the satellite offices, while maintaining high standards of stewardship and accountability.
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Monday, November 22, 2010
Saturday, November 20, 2010
Path Kenya Jobs International NGO.
Path Kenya Jobs International NGO.
PATH is an international nonprofit organization whose mission is to improve the health of people around the world by advancing technologies, strengthening systems, and encouraging healthy behaviors.
USAID has awarded a comprehensive health service delivery project, APHIAplus Zone 1, to PATH to improve the health of Kenyans in Western and Nyanza Provinces for five years, building upon USAID/Kenya’s country-wide health service support project, AIDS, Population and Health Integrated Assistance II (APHIA II). PATH and its partners will implement the APHIAplus Zone 1 project working closely with the GoK and a wide variety of non-government agencies to strengthen healthcare services throughout the two provinces. It is for this reason that PATH is seeking experienced candidates to fill the following positions for this project.
All successful applicants will be based in the two provinces.
The Deputy Director will support the Project Director to effectively lead and manage the project, including the achievement of the vision and strategy, managing key relationships and ensuring compliance with all contractual matters related to the USAID cooperative agreement and other applicable laws and regulations.
The Finance Manager will ensure that PATH effectively meets the financial planning, monitoring, and reporting needs of USAID. S/he will advise the Project Director, project staff, partners and subrecipients on USAID contract requirements and provide training on financial management, record keeping, operational systems and policies.
The Operations Officers will manage the project’s administration and be responsible for functions associated with property management including IT, equipment and transportation. They will supervise the administrative staff.
PATH is an international nonprofit organization whose mission is to improve the health of people around the world by advancing technologies, strengthening systems, and encouraging healthy behaviors.
USAID has awarded a comprehensive health service delivery project, APHIAplus Zone 1, to PATH to improve the health of Kenyans in Western and Nyanza Provinces for five years, building upon USAID/Kenya’s country-wide health service support project, AIDS, Population and Health Integrated Assistance II (APHIA II). PATH and its partners will implement the APHIAplus Zone 1 project working closely with the GoK and a wide variety of non-government agencies to strengthen healthcare services throughout the two provinces. It is for this reason that PATH is seeking experienced candidates to fill the following positions for this project.
All successful applicants will be based in the two provinces.
The Deputy Director will support the Project Director to effectively lead and manage the project, including the achievement of the vision and strategy, managing key relationships and ensuring compliance with all contractual matters related to the USAID cooperative agreement and other applicable laws and regulations.
The Finance Manager will ensure that PATH effectively meets the financial planning, monitoring, and reporting needs of USAID. S/he will advise the Project Director, project staff, partners and subrecipients on USAID contract requirements and provide training on financial management, record keeping, operational systems and policies.
The Operations Officers will manage the project’s administration and be responsible for functions associated with property management including IT, equipment and transportation. They will supervise the administrative staff.
Thursday, October 14, 2010
PATH Human Resources Officer and Field Auditor Jobs in Kenya
PATH Human Resources Officer and Field Auditor Jobs in Kenya
Solutions for the world’s biggest health problems are at hand; it only takes a little creativity to make sure those solutions work in poor countries as well as rich ones. At PATH, we envision a world where innovation ensures that health is within reach for everyone.
We go where we are most needed—and where we can be most effective. Our work reaches more than 70 countries and responds to the spectrum of global health needs. In particular, we focus on:
* Solutions for emerging and epidemic diseases, like AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria.
* Health technologies designed for low-resource settings, by the people who will use them.
* Safer childbirth and healthy children.
* Health equity for women, among the world’s most vulnerable—and influential—populations.
* The basic protection of vaccines for women and children around the world.
Human Resources Officer
PATH is an international, nonprofit organization that creates sustainable, culturally relevant solutions, enabling communities worldwide to break longstanding cycles of poor health.
PATH’s mission is to improve the health of people around the world by advancing technologies, strengthening systems, and encouraging healthy behaviors.
We are seeking to recruit a dynamic, talented, knowdgeable and highly experienced Human Resources Officer who would serve as a strategic business partner to Management by ensuring HR Strategy is in line with the overall Program operation strategy, participate in proposal development and provide HR input on staff budget including salaries and benefits, coordinate all aspects of PATH Kenya’s recruiting and staffing functions;coordinate the review and update of the Performance evaluation process, benefits and compensation and ensure staff training is effectively coordinated and implemented across the Program.
Solutions for the world’s biggest health problems are at hand; it only takes a little creativity to make sure those solutions work in poor countries as well as rich ones. At PATH, we envision a world where innovation ensures that health is within reach for everyone.
We go where we are most needed—and where we can be most effective. Our work reaches more than 70 countries and responds to the spectrum of global health needs. In particular, we focus on:
* Solutions for emerging and epidemic diseases, like AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria.
* Health technologies designed for low-resource settings, by the people who will use them.
* Safer childbirth and healthy children.
* Health equity for women, among the world’s most vulnerable—and influential—populations.
* The basic protection of vaccines for women and children around the world.
Human Resources Officer
PATH is an international, nonprofit organization that creates sustainable, culturally relevant solutions, enabling communities worldwide to break longstanding cycles of poor health.
PATH’s mission is to improve the health of people around the world by advancing technologies, strengthening systems, and encouraging healthy behaviors.
We are seeking to recruit a dynamic, talented, knowdgeable and highly experienced Human Resources Officer who would serve as a strategic business partner to Management by ensuring HR Strategy is in line with the overall Program operation strategy, participate in proposal development and provide HR input on staff budget including salaries and benefits, coordinate all aspects of PATH Kenya’s recruiting and staffing functions;coordinate the review and update of the Performance evaluation process, benefits and compensation and ensure staff training is effectively coordinated and implemented across the Program.
Sunday, September 26, 2010
Kenya Job Vacancies: PATH Kenya Jobs.
Kenya Job Vacancies: PATH Kenya Jobs.
PATH (Program for Appropriate Technology in Health) is a nonprofit, internationally recognized public health organization with the mission to improve the health of people around the world by advancing technologies, strengthening systems and encouraging healthy behaviors.
PATH works with the government, NGO partners and the private sector to strengthen health services for populations with the greatest needs on HIV /AIDS and Adolescent Development Reproductive & Child Health.
PATH’s Kenya Country Program seeks to fill the following positions:
Health Care Waste Management [HCWM] Project Director
As head of the project and key liaison to donors, government counterparts, local organizations,
and program partners, the candidate will be responsible for providing overall technical vision
and leadership to the project.
S/he will negotiate and influence policy and project decisions with senior government and donor officials and provide guidance on the development and successful implementation and monitoring of the project’s strategy, as well as the overall direction for technical and administrative operations under the contract.
Health Care Waste Management [HCWM] Technical Advisor
To provide technical leadership in the area of HCWM for the project. This will include playing a
critical role in shaping all aspects of the five-year project strategy and overall work plan.
Monitoring & Evaluation [M&E] Officer
To manage project M&E activities, including collaborating with partners in the development of a
national M&E framework, facilitating data collection and analysis in all project areas, overseeing
audience research, and coordinating with local partners.
Procurement & Logistics Officer
Manage all aspects of commodity technical assistance including developing and advancing
standards, guidelines and tools related to HCWM commodity procurement and logistics.
Program Assistant
To provide a wide range of administrative support services to the HCWM project team.
TB Technical Advisor
Responsible for coordinating and implementing programmatic activities in the area of TB/HIV
integration. S/he must be experienced in integrated TB/HIV facility and community level
programming. The work is spread in six districts of Nyanza province (Homabay, Rachuonyo,
PATH (Program for Appropriate Technology in Health) is a nonprofit, internationally recognized public health organization with the mission to improve the health of people around the world by advancing technologies, strengthening systems and encouraging healthy behaviors.
PATH works with the government, NGO partners and the private sector to strengthen health services for populations with the greatest needs on HIV /AIDS and Adolescent Development Reproductive & Child Health.
PATH’s Kenya Country Program seeks to fill the following positions:
Health Care Waste Management [HCWM] Project Director
As head of the project and key liaison to donors, government counterparts, local organizations,
and program partners, the candidate will be responsible for providing overall technical vision
and leadership to the project.
S/he will negotiate and influence policy and project decisions with senior government and donor officials and provide guidance on the development and successful implementation and monitoring of the project’s strategy, as well as the overall direction for technical and administrative operations under the contract.
Health Care Waste Management [HCWM] Technical Advisor
To provide technical leadership in the area of HCWM for the project. This will include playing a
critical role in shaping all aspects of the five-year project strategy and overall work plan.
Monitoring & Evaluation [M&E] Officer
To manage project M&E activities, including collaborating with partners in the development of a
national M&E framework, facilitating data collection and analysis in all project areas, overseeing
audience research, and coordinating with local partners.
Procurement & Logistics Officer
Manage all aspects of commodity technical assistance including developing and advancing
standards, guidelines and tools related to HCWM commodity procurement and logistics.
Program Assistant
To provide a wide range of administrative support services to the HCWM project team.
TB Technical Advisor
Responsible for coordinating and implementing programmatic activities in the area of TB/HIV
integration. S/he must be experienced in integrated TB/HIV facility and community level
programming. The work is spread in six districts of Nyanza province (Homabay, Rachuonyo,
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