Technical Lead – EOPD at Jhpiego Nigeria

Jhpiego, an Affiliate of Johns Hopkins University, is a global leader in improving healthcare services for women and their families.

We are recruiting to fill the position below:

Job Title: Technical Lead – EOPD

Job ID: 2026-7614
Location: Abuja
Consultancy Duration: Short-term consultancy (approximately 90 days)

Overview

• Jhpiego is seeking to hire a Technical lead for the End-of-Project (EOP) documentation process for the over five years COVID-19 Response Mechanism (C19RM) Project implemented in 36 states plus FCT.
• The C19RM represents a large-scale, multi-partner national investment supporting pandemic preparedness, response, and resilient health systems, implemented through government agencies, Sub-Recipients, Sub-Sub Recipients, and civil society across critical thematic areas including surveillance, laboratories, human resources for health, community systems strengthening, oxygen and respiratory care, health products and supply chains, ATM mitigation, and emergency response.
• As the project concludes, a comprehensive EOP Programmatic Report is required to document achievements, critically assess results, generate evidence-based recommendations, and contribute to national and global learning on Pandemic Preparedness and Response (PPR).
• The technical lead will report to the Project Director and work collaboratively to provide senior technical, strategic, and intellectual leadership for the design, synthesis, consolidation, and positioning of the EOP Programmatic Report.
• The role will ensure the report functions as a credible accountability document for government and donors, a technical reference for policymakers and implementers, a knowledge product informing future Global Fund grants and Nigeria’s health security agenda, and a platform for high-impact policy and scientific publications.
• This position requires over 18 years of senior public health experience, deep donor engagement expertise, and the ability to critically synthesize complex, multi-partner inputs into a single, high-quality national narrative that clearly demonstrates results, value for money, system-level change, and sustainability.

Responsibilities
Strategic Leadership and Accountability for Results:

• Provide overall strategic leadership for the End-of-Project reporting process, setting the vision, analytical depth, and quality standards required to produce a consolidated, donor-grade programmatic report that comprehensively documents C19RM interventions, achievements, challenges, and lessons across all thematic areas.
• Lead and manage a multidisciplinary team of Technical Advisors, Program Managers, M&E specialists, and writers to ensure delivery of thematic summaries that can stand alone as technical reference documents for policymakers, donors, and partners.
• Ensure the reporting process generates clear evidence of outcomes and impacts, supported by infographics, case studies, and visual data presentations suitable for high-level policy and donor engagement.

Technical Oversight of Data Collation, Analysis, and Synthesis:

• Provide technical direction for the development and use of standardized reporting templates across SRs and STAs to ensure consistency, comparability, and analytical rigor.
• Oversee systematic collation, validation, and triangulation of technical, programmatic, and financial data across all implementing partners.
• Apply a Results-Based Management (RBM) approach to ensure the report clearly articulates pathways from inputs to outputs, outcomes, and impacts, enabling robust documentation of programmatic achievements and system-level contributions.

Thematic Leadership and Critical Analysis:

• Lead high-level synthesis and critical analysis across thematic areas including surveillance, laboratories, HRH, community systems strengthening, oxygen and respiratory care, health products and supply chain management, waste management, ATM mitigation, and pandemic response.
• Ensure thematic narratives move beyond descriptive reporting to highlight what worked, what did not, why it mattered, and how investments contributed to resilient systems for health.
• Guide development of actionable, evidence-informed recommendations that are explicitly aligned with national priorities (IHR, NHSRII, NAPHS) and donor frameworks to support uptake and future investment decisions.

Consolidation of a Strategic, Policy-Relevant End-of-Project Report:

• Lead integration of thematic analyses into a single, authoritative End-of-Project Programmatic Report that includes:
  • Executive-level summaries for senior decision-makers
  • Thematic chapters with strong analytical framing and visuals
  • Cross-cutting lessons, innovations, and system-strengthening insights
  • Sustainability and transition considerations for PPR investments
• Ensure the report functions as both a national accountability product and a forward-looking policy and investment tool.

High-Level Stakeholder Engagement and Validation:

• Lead engagement with senior stakeholders including Governors, Ministers of Health, Honourable Commissioners for Health, Directors-General of government agencies, and donors to validate findings and strengthen ownership.
• Facilitate national validation workshops and technical review processes to ensure findings are credible, nationally owned, and positioned to inform future programming.
• Serve as the senior technical authority and spokesperson on EOP findings during donor and government engagements.

Knowledge Translation, Dissemination, and Learning:

• Oversee development of policy briefs, advocacy tools, and executive presentations embedded within the EOP reporting process to translate findings into practical guidance for sustaining and scaling PPR investments.
• Guide dissemination of the report during national close-out meetings, digital platforms, and partner repositories to strengthen institutional learning across government, SRs, CSOs, and partners.
• Contribute to peer-reviewed scientific outputs, ensuring that findings from the impact evaluation and End-of-Project analyses are translated into publications in high-impact journals, contributing to Nigeria’s health security knowledge base.
• Oversee the final production of the report in an upgraded formatted layout for high level dissemination

Required Qualifications

• Medical Degree or advanced Degree in Public Health, Epidemiology, Global Health, Health Systems Strengthening, or a related discipline.
• Doctoral degree or equivalent senior technical qualification is an advantage.
• Minimum of 18 years of progressively responsible experience in public health, health systems strengthening, and donor-funded programming.
• Extensive experience working with major global donors, particularly the Global Fund.
• Proven leadership in producing national-level end-of-project reports, and strategic syntheses.
• Demonstrated ability to critically analyze and integrate multiple partner reports into a single, high-quality, policy-relevant narrative.
• Strong track record engaging senior government leadership and donors.
• Strong skills in coordination, documentation, reporting, and communication.
• Experience developing knowledge products, briefs, success stories, and learning materials.
• Familiarity with web-based platforms, document repositories, and basic data analysis tools.
• Strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and ability to manage multiple tasks and deadlines.
• Willingness to travel frequently to project states for implementation backstopping

Application Closing Date
Not Specified.

How to Apply
Interested and qualified candidates should:
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