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• Establish systems to monitor adherence to
  service standards.
• Work closely with Baylor Uganda to design the
  private sector facilities capacity building approach to ensure technical
  excellence in service delivery, and monitor accreditation standards and
  processes.
• Manage the VMA, including developing terms of
  reference, VMA selection, and developing clearly defined standards of
  practice that providers must maintain in order to qualify for
  participation.
• Develop and implement innovative approaches
  for improving technical skills, including sharing best practices and
  lessons learned from other programs, and developing relevant training
  curriculums.
• Offer mentorship and supervision to staff and
  consultants working on the capacity-building component of the program.
• Represent RHVP on relevant technical working
  groups and provide evidence-based recommendations for program improvements.

• The applicant for the USAID Project vacancy
  should hold a Master’s Degree in Public Health, Social Science, or other
  relevant field.
• Specific training in Reproductive Health.
• A minimum of six (6) years of experience in a
  service delivery setting at the provincial and/or district level in
  Uganda.
• Familiarity with evidence-based and promising
  models, and internationally-recognized best practices in safe motherhood.
• Significant experience with private sector
  health service delivery.
• Proven abilities to plan and implement
  capacity building activities and workshops.
• Previous experience in coaching individuals
  and organizations on clinical and medical issues.
• Advanced written, presentation, and
  communication skills in English.

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