About this role
Associate Director - Integrated Service Delivery
Excellence Community Education Welfare Scheme Ltd/Gte (ECEWS) is a leading indigenous non-profit organization dedicated to improving access to qualitative healthcare, Education and Economic strengthening services in Nigeria. Our staff includes expert in health, Education, Social works, youth, Civil Society and research. Our LOCATE project; a CDC/PEPFAR HIV p...
Job description
What you will do in this role:
- Provide overall strategic and technical leadership for the project's integrated HIV, TB, Malaria, and MNCH service delivery portfolio.
- Lead the design, planning, and implementation of state-level integrated service delivery strategies in line with donor and national guidelines.
- Ensure alignment of service integration models with PEPFAR, Global Fund, and Federal Ministry of Health standards.
- Drive quality improvement initiatives and ensure consistent application of SOPs across supported facilities and communities.
- Oversee performance monitoring of technical teams, identifying gaps and directing corrective action.
- Build and maintain relationships with state ministries of health, donor representatives, and technical working groups on service integration.
- Represent the project at senior technical and coordination meetings, including donor reviews.
- Guide the development of work plans, technical reports, budgets, and proposal inputs for the service delivery portfolio.
- Mentor and build capacity of technical staff across the integrated service delivery team.
- Deliver against the approved GHSD milestone plan and quarterly performance targets, integrating services across the HIV, TB, malaria, and MNCH platform and progressively transferring functions to Government of Nigeria ownership.
- Report to the State Director on program performance, risks, and strategic direction.
Minimum recruitment standard
Qualifications and experience we look for:
- A first degree in Medicine, Nursing, or a health-related field is required
- A Master's degree is required.
- At least 7 years of experience in HIV/health program management, with a minimum of 5 years in a senior technical leadership or managerial role.
- Demonstrated experience supervising multidisciplinary technical teams on donor-funded health programs.
- Strong knowledge of integrated service delivery models, PEPFAR guidance, and Global Fund reporting requirements.
- Excellent strategic thinking, coordination, and stakeholder engagement skills.
- High level of integrity, professional maturity, and sound judgment in decision-making.
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