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RTI is seeking a Chief of Party (COP) for an anticipated USAID/DRC Resilient Health Systems for Healthy, Resilient Communities activity. The COP will be responsible for leading the overall activity implementation, technical strategy, management, and execution. This position will ensure all activity deliverables are met or exceeded, within budget and in compliance with RTI and USAID rules and regulations. The COP will provide project planning, oversight, leadership, and coordination. The COP will be expected to identify risks related to program implementation in a timely manner, suggest appropriate program adjustments, and ensure that systems are in place to mitigate the risk of fraud, waste, and abuse. This leadership role liaises with USAID, the Ministry of Public Health, other health and development donors, and other implementing partners (IPs) in DRC on behalf of the activity, cultivating open, productive, and collaborative relationships to advance activity objectives. This position will be based in Kinshasa, with travel to provincial implementation areas throughout implementation. Please note that this position is contingent upon funding availability/award from USAID. Responsibilities Roles and Responsibilities: Responsible for the overall successful leadership, strategic vision, and management and operations within budget and compliance parameters, including financial management, cost control, sub-contractor management, performance monitoring, and client relations. Responsible for management and oversight of the program’s technical, operational, and administrative staff across offices. Ensure synergy across technical components of the project; ensure good team planning and coordination, deployment of resources and intra-team communication in support of project objectives. Oversee performance monitoring and evaluation to ensure all governance project targets are met or exceeded – making recommendations for improvement in program implementation. Build strong relationships and lead collaboration with USAID/DRC and high-level stakeholders, such as DRC ministries and regulators, other IPs, and local partners. Ensure that client and stakeholder expectations are met. Lead annual project work planning and reporting and be the principal point of
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