Job Description
Job Description
Neotree Operations and Research Manager (Malawi)
Job Description
Position: Operations and Research Manager (Malawi)
Organisation: Neotree (UK registered charity)
Location: Ideally based in Lilongwe, Malawi, but negotiable
Duration: One year fixed term consultancy contract with possible extension
Reports to: Sophie Sutcliffe Goodman (Neotree Executive Director) and Professor Michelle Heys (co-Principal Investigator, University College London)
Salary: Competitive
Start date: As soon as possible
Deadline to apply: 22:00 BST Wednesday 18th September 2024
The application form and Equal Opportunities Monitoring Form can be accessed on Neotree’s website here. Applications without the Equal Opportunities Monitoring Form will not be considered. CVs and covering letters on their own will not be considered.
The Role: We are looking for a strategic, passionate and experienced manager to lead the delivery of an exciting new Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) grant in Malawi (Sept 2024 – Dec 2027). The focus of the grant is to rollout Neotree to eleven new sites in Kasungu District and to evaluate the impact of implementing Neotree across this network of health facilities. This will involve working closely with the clinical staff across the implementation sites, the project team at the Global Health Informatics Institute (GHII is Neotree’s implementing partner in Malawi), the research team at University College London (UCL), UK and software developers in Malawi, South Africa and Zimbabwe. The Operations and Research Manager will be responsible for ensuring the project is delivered on time and to budget. They will directly oversee the research deliverables, project implementation, reporting requirements, risk management and day-to-day line management of the in-country team in relation to the grant.
For further information see Neotree’s website: https://neotree.org/opportunities
About the Organization
Neotree: An innovative digital learning health system, developed in partnership with, and for, nurses and doctors, empowering them to deliver high-quality neonatal care. Neotree uses open-source technology to deliver a fully integrated, digital health intervention combining data collection, education, and clinical decision support at the bedside. To date Neotree has been used to improve the care of over 38,000 babies, by more than 1,200 healthcare professionals in five hospitals across Malawi and Zimbabwe. We can save over half a million babies’ lives, and improve the care of over 27 million babies, every year, if the Neotree is adopted by Ministries of Health across low-income countries.