1. Support the setting up of M&E and QA systems at new program sites in the state 
2. Provide technical assistance to program sites in the collection. analysis, reporting and use of output data for program improvement 
3. Share program output data with the state team and the State Government through the state team Lead 
4. Monitor the progress of the program towards achieving targets in the State 
5. Work in collaboration with other members of the state team to follow up on Monitoring & Evaluation Committees at the program sites to ensure the promotion of data utilization by relevant end-users Provide technical support to site Quality Improvement Committees to set up and implement internal quality management in collaboration with the State Team 
6. Facilitate the provision oftechnical support to strengthen M&E and QAsystems atthe state level Contribute to the development and review of appropriate data coliection tools and procedures for all monitoring and reporting needs 
7. Contribute to the periodic review of the organization's quality improvement protocol, in line with national protocol 
8. Conduct periodic visits to program sites 

1. A medical degree (MBBS or equivalent) or a health-related degree and a minimum of five (5) years' relevant experience supporting the implementation of M&E systems, and planning and executing program evaluation. An MPH degree will be an advantage. 

Technical and Behavioural Competencies 

1. Working knowledge of program monitoring and evaluation. and program management 
2. Knowledge of HIV prevention. treatment and care. including knowledge of current HIV guidelines and standards with respect to monitoring and evaluation 
3. Good analytical skills, knowledge of statistics & good knowledge of statistical methods and packages 
4. Familiarity with USGfCDC HIV program reporting requirements 
5. Ability to organize and coordinate training program 
6. Report writing and oralfwritten communication skills 
7. Ability and readiness to travel at least 25% of work time