The Kinerja program works to achieve sustainable improvement in public
service delivery in Indonesia. The program works with local governments
to make service delivery more responsive while building the capacity of
civil society and communities to demand higher quality services from
their governments.
Kinerja is seeking qualified applicants to support USAID health
governance program in Kab. Mimika. The program contributes to the
improved delivery of public health services (especially related to
tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS, and maternal and child health) in Papua by
strengthening health sector management and good governance, including
increased participation, accountability, and
access to information.
Duration of Project : Up to February 2015
Position: Local Health Governance Specialists
Duty Station : Kabupaten Mimika, Papua
Objective:
Kinerja Papua (KP) is seeking experienced candidates for Local Health
Governance Specialist (LHGS) positions to support USAID
health governance activity in Kabupaten Mimika, Papua. The program
contributes to the improved delivery of public health services
(especially related to tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS, and maternal and child
health) in Papua by strengthening health sector management and good
governance, including increased participation, accountability, and
access to information.
Summary of Responsibilities:
The LHGS is a member of the provincial team for KP, under direct
supervision of the Provincial Coordinator (PC) and under the overall
supervision of Kinerja Health Specialist and Deputy Chief of Party. The
LHGS work with other members of the Kinerja Team and with Kinerja
Intermediary Organizations in providing technical assistance to the
local government for the health sector within urban and rural areas,
where assigned within Papua province.
LHGS for Local Government:
The LHGS will provide technical assistance to the health stakeholders in
the district where she/he is assigned to improve public service delivery
for health. The LHGS will provide technical inputs and management
assistance to the health SKPD at the district level and to local health
service delivery units at the sub-district level. He/she will assist
training participants with the implementation of the health management
training program action plans developed as part of the program and
provide on going mentoring as needed.
Desired Skills:
– Minimum bachelor's degree in health or related field;
– In-depth knowledge of public health issues in Papua specifically
related to MNCH, TB, and HIV/AIDS
– Understanding of laws and regulations related to delivery of
health services in the Papuan context ;
– Demonstrated experience providing technical assistance to
government and/or community stakeholders on health issues
– Understanding of governance principles and approaches effective
in increasing citizen engagement in health service delivery
and increased understanding of health rights
– Broad understanding of the local cultural and religious issues
affecting delivery of health services and how to mobilize public
support
– High degree of adaptability to varied working environments and
good interpersonal and teamwork skills;
– Experience in working with local governments, NGOs, and CSOs;
– Experience implementing a USAID project, or other donor project
in Indonesia with similar duties or scope of work;
– Good command of English and Indonesian communication skills;
– Good computer skills, including Internet and e-mail.
Required Responsibilities:
The specific duties and activities of the LGHS are to be implemented
under the direct supervision of the Provincial Coordinator and overall
supervision of the DCOP and include the following:
1. Function as the main focal point at the district and sub-district
level for technical support and mentoring for local
government and community stakeholders
2. Ensure KP supported interventions are properly aligned with local
government plans and budgets for health programs
3. Ensure KP supported interventions are responsive to community needs
and in-line with ongoing community mobilization efforts
4. Maintain good working relationships with the local government
officials and community leaders
5. Encourage the districts to improve public service delivery, including
the strategy for its sustainability, supported by the available
resources and policy in the districts.
6. Provide input for materials to be published as best/good practices or
innovations
7. Collect health data required for the Kinerja Monitoring & Evaluation
activities at the district level
8. Prepare regular progress report son delivery of technical assistance
and coordination with local health stakeholders.
9. Carry out other related duties as required.
Interested candidates are invited to submit their applications and CV to
apujiastuti@kinerja.or.id <mailto:apujiastuti%40kinerja.or.id> no later
than 10 October 2012 indicating the relevant position. All candidates
are requested to specify their availability date in the application
form. Indigenous Papuans or experts that have extensive experience
working in Papua, and women are strongly encouraged to apply.
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