Project Manager - AN- Scale -KMTC 3

This role involves leading programme planning, implementation, coordination, and delivery of activities to achieve set objectives, timelines, budgets, and quality standards. The Project Manager will manage partnerships and stakeholder engagement by building and maintaining effective relationships, serving as the key liaison and programme representative in strategic and technical forums. Responsibilities include ensuring sustainability through financial management, budgeting, compliance, audits, reporting, and resource mobilization efforts. The role also involves coordinating monitoring, evaluation, learning, and reporting to track performance for continuous improvement and support informed decision-making. Additionally, the Project Manager will drive institutional capacity building through curriculum development and enhancement, research, innovation, digital learning, and knowledge-sharing initiatives. The position requires ensuring risk management, compliance, and quality assurance by promoting inclusion, safeguarding, transparency, and accountability across programme activities. The Project Manager will provide leadership to achieve programme goals through supervising and supporting programme staff.

For appointment to this grade, an officer must have: - - A cumulative ten (10) years of progressive professional work experience with at least five (5) years in senior leadership or project management. - Master's degree in Public Health, Health Systems Management, Health Policy, Project Management, Business Administration, Research, Education, Development Studies, or related field. - Bachelor's degree in a Health Sciences, Epidemiology or health-related discipline. - Training in Project Management. - Training in Financial Management or Grant Management will be an added advantage. - Membership in a relevant professional body where applicable.