Apply for the Vacancy for Program Officer at Johns Hopkins University. The category of the position is Laboratory and Research.

Job Title: Program Officer, Malaria

Duties

Program Management

• Manage project backstopping, independently
  • Be an integral member of the malaria team at CCP, participating actively in team meetings and in malaria technical discussions
  • Additionally, format, edit and produce documents and presentations as needed
  • Contribute to work plans, reports and budgets
  • Also, act as liaison for consultant activities, ensuring statement of work, contract and deliverables are in place
  • Likewise, initiate, track and monitor procurements, contracts, work plans and other administrative and programmatic documents
  • Work closely with finance and administrative staff to ensure timely and compliant spending

People Management

• May independently manage the work of student employees
• Also, assist in orienting and training new staff members
• Moreover, the incumbent may manage group work with support, including task coordination and management
• Additionally, this position has no assigned supervisory duties

Technical Work

• Contribute to malaria and/or social and behavior change technical work, including strategies, toolkits, online how-to guides, communication materials, scripts, job aids, websites, independently.
  • Gather, summarize, synthesize relevant background information to inform the above technical work
  • Similarly, seek out and use tools, processes, best-practices, and colleague reviews to ensure all products and documents are of the highest quality possible.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree (M.A., MHS, MPH)
• Also, three (3) years of related experience.
• Furthermore, additional relevant experience and/or training may substitute for some education.

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience in working on malaria, global health, social and behavior change, and/or community health worker programs is preferred, as is experience backstopping international public health programs. International experience.
• Furthermore, foreign language abilities.

About

Johns Hopkins University is a private research university in Baltimore, Maryland. Additionally, founded in 1876, the university was named for its first benefactor, the American entrepreneur, abolitionist, and philanthropist Johns Hopkins.

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