Senior Maternal, Neonatal, and Child Health; MNCH) Advisor, DOS LEAP Global - Indonesia

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Jakarta, Indonesia, with potential travel to U.S. DOS-supported program areas in Indonesia (including East Java, NTT, and West Java, as well as CGPP-supported areas and NICU strengthening sites) to support program activities.

• Review and develop a thorough understanding of the workplans of U.S. DoS partners supporting the MNCH program, including RISE and CGPP, as well as NICU strengthening activities.
• Work collaboratively with partners in the preparation and execution of the transition process.
• Lead the transition of the Quality Improvement Collaborative (QIC) approach — including the National MNH QI Collaborative Guideline, clinical QI coaching processes, and related data review practices — from RISE to MoH ownership, ensuring MoH directorates and facility-level teams are equipped to sustain QIC activities independently.
• Work alongside RISE's seconded staff to transition specific RISE outputs/products to MoH, with particular attention to QIC tools, guidelines, and coaching mechanisms.
• Work with CGPP and other relevant stakeholders to document U.S. DoS support delivered to the MNCH program.
• Support NICU strengthening activities in coordination with the Directorate of Clinical Health Services (Direktorat Pelayanan Kesehatan Klinis), as needed.
• Support the RISE phase-out process in East Java, NTT, and West Java, consistent with RISE's district-level transition timeline.
• Lead the strategic transition of lifesaving MNCH program activities to relevant MoH directorates, ensuring strong institutional capacity and program ownership through a responsible transition plan, including phased transfer of technical, managerial, and implementation responsibilities, and embedding quality improvement collaborative approaches within national systems.
• Oversee documentation and knowledge transfer of MNCH activities, ensuring continuity of services and responsible transition to MoH counterparts.
• Serve as the primary liaison between DoS, RISE, CGPP, MoH, and local government, ensuring effective communication and coordination on transition planning, milestone tracking, and handover of responsibilities.
• Provide technical guidance to implementers on lifesaving MNCH activities, ensuring alignment with U.S. Government and MoH priorities and supporting gradual transfer of technical leadership to MoH counterparts.
• Review and provide technical input on partner work plans, M&E frameworks, and key transition deliverables.
• Analyze and interpret public health program data, including data related to NICU strengthening efforts, to track MNCH indicators, transition readiness indicators, and quality improvement performance measures.
• Participate in and support biweekly routine meetings with partners (CGPP and RISE), contributing to briefings, data calls, and ad hoc analyses on transition progress.
• Identify and address implementation challenges across partners, ensuring effective use of U.S. Government resources and achievement of program objectives.
• Report regularly to U.S. DoS at the U.S. Embassy Jakarta on program status, transition progress, and any emerging issues requiring Embassy attention or guidance.

• Serve as a technical subject matter expert embedded within MoH, engaging with MoH counterparts, RISE, and CGPP,…