Prevention Program Director, The Women’s Collective

The Prevention Program Director is responsible for the overall direction of all HIV prevention services including implementing, monitoring and evaluation. The PPD will work directly with team members from several programs to ensure quality programming for women living with and at risk for HIV/AIDS, their partner(s) and self-defined family members. The PPD carries out all appropriate tasks related to the management and provision of quality prevention programming while ensuring team members are supported through training and team development that will enhance their knowledge and skills.

MCH Research in Texas

Research Specialist V position in the Office of Program Decision Support in the Division of Family and Community Health Services, Texas Department of State Health Services. This position is located in Austin, TX. Please feel free to forward broadly or to specific candidates. Applications must be made through our online HR system. The closing date is 04/27/09.

MCH jobs in Texas

Two positions in the Office of Title V and one position in the Office of Program Decision Support in the Division of Family and Community Health Services, Texas Department of State Health Services. These positions are located in Austin, TX. Please feel free to forward broadly or to specific candidates. Applications must be made through our online HR system. Thank you in advance for your assistance.

Family Health International – Mozambique

Responsible for providing technical leadership and oversight to FHI’s HIV/AIDS technical team that implements the Antiretroviral Treatment (ART), Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV (PMTCT), Counseling and Testing for HIV (CT), palliative and home-based care (HBC) for People Living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA) and Strategic Behavior Communications (SBC) components of the HIV/AIDS Care and Support Program.

U.N. Action Against Sexual Violence in Conflict

U.N. Action Against Sexual Violence in Conflict is seeking professionals who are available for critical short-term assignments in various locations around the world. The announcements and application guidelines for the following assignments are below:

Family Health International – Madagascar

Provides leadership and management oversight for all FHI’s portfolio of projects and activities in Madagascar; oversees operations and, as the primary FHI representative, ensures strong collaboration between FHI and the Government, donors and sponsors. Represents FHI to external donors/sponsors and leads FHI business and resource development efforts in Madagascar. Also serves as director for Madagascar of the projects and activities of the Contraceptive and Reproductive Health Technologies and Research Utilization (CRTU) program and provides leadership, management and administrative oversight for FHI’s research, training, and information dissemination activities. Leads FHI’s efforts in reproductive health research and research utilization in Madagascar.

Institute of Women & Ethnic Studies Internship

The Youth Programs Intern may work on a variety of projects. S/he is responsible for assisting program staff with planning, promotion, and implementation of public health activities for youth.

IPPF Evaluation Intern

IPPF/WHR is one of the six regional offices that are part of the International Planned Parenthood Federation. We are currently interviewing for a part-time (approximately 25 hours/week) intern position beginning in mid-January through May 2009 (with the potential to extend) to support the cleaning and analysis of data related to Member Association clinical services, and programming addressing unwanted pregnancy and access to abortion services.

USAID – Gender Project Manager

The Gender Project Manager will serve as member of the USG Interagency Gender Technical Working Group (GTWG) to provide leadership for PEPFAR in the field of gender and HIV/AIDS. As an expert manager and authority on policy, program and budgetary issues, the Manager will work with the Office of HIV/AIDS (OHA) Senior Gender Advisor and other GTWG members to develop and recommend policies, strategies, and plans related to gender issues as they relate to HIV/AIDS.

Sexual & Reproductive Health Advocacy Project

Incorporated in 1993, the Institute of Women & Ethnic Studies (IWES) is a not-for-profit 501[c](3) organization based in New Orleans, Louisiana. IWES is dedicated to improving the physical, mental, and spiritual health and quality of life for women of color and their families. The Sexual & Reproductive Health Advocacy Project (SRHAP) is a participatory action research project designed to advocate for services, resources and policies in post-Katrina New Orleans that support a reproductive justice agenda, particularly mental, sexual and reproductive health services for underserved women, their families and communities.