Position Description:

SociaI Impact is seeking a Team Leader (TL) to conduct this assessment. This is a consulting position with an estimated start date of October 1, 2022. The estimated level of effort (LOE) for the TL will be 60 days, with 35 days in Liberia (both in and outside of Monrovia). The TL will report to the DELTA Deputy Chief of Party and Senior M&E Advisor and work under the supervision of the Assessment and Evaluation Specialist, both based in Monrovia. The TL will manage a team of two subject matter experts.

Responsibilities:

The TL will be responsible for oversight and management of all team members by assigning responsibilities and producing high-quality assessment deliverables. The TL will oversee and lead on major assessment activities, including document review, crafting design documents, submission of workplan or inception report, preparation of an in-brief and out-brief for USAID/Liberia in a PowerPoint format, leading the team in data collection including conducting interviews and completing systematic data analysis. The Team Lead will draft the final report and provide content for the infographic brief (to be designed with the support of SI Headquarters). The TL will also be responsible to coordinate with DELTA regarding operations, data collection expenses and procurement as needed.

A five-page writing skills sample should be submitted by the candidates for the TL position as part of the requirements in the recruitment process.

Qualifications:

Requirements for this position include:

• A master’s degree in a relevant public health discipline with a minimum of 12 years of experience in the public health sector
• Significant experience in one or more of the following areas: malaria and other infectious disease prevention, epidemiology, community health, health administration, and health financing.
• Proven managerial/leadership skills on large teams on complex projects, especially evaluation activities
• Proven expertise in conducting operational research (both quantitative and qualitative), monitoring and evaluation and/or health program implementation research, data analysis and presentation.
• Significant experience with advanced analysis methods for qualitative and quantitative data, including contribution analysis and statistical regressions is required
• Familiarity with PMI and USG funded malaria assistance.
• Ability to liaise with multiple agencies/clients and exceptional organizational and communications skills,
• A commitment to valuing diversity and contributing to an inclusive work and learning environment.
• Willingness to travel to multiple areas within Liberia
• Prior work experience in Liberia is recommended
• Fluency in English is required