HIV Technical Advisor

Nakupuna Solutions seeks an HIV Technical Advisor to support U.S. Department of State global health priorities and foreign assistance programming under the America First Global Health Strategy (AFGHS). The Advisor will provide global technical engagement, country-level technical assistance, and award management for lifesaving HIV prevention, care, and treatment programs.

The Advisor will support GHSD headquarters, U.S. Embassies, partner governments, implementing partners, and other stakeholders in designing and implementing cost-effective, context-appropriate HIV services, including integration of HIV prevention, care, and treatment into broader health programs and systems. The position will contribute to the implementation, and evaluation of HIV programs, including milestone-based approaches supporting HIV service delivery and strategic assistance; provide technical guidance and capacity building to country teams;

support program management and award performance; and ensure timely and accurate reporting.

The following reflects management’s definition of essential functions for this position but does not restrict tasks that may be assigned.

• Support global technical engagement and provide technical assistance to country teams and partner governments in the design and implementation of lifesaving HIV prevention, care, and treatment services, including integration with broader health programs and systems.
• Reviews and analyzes HIV-related epidemiological, programmatic, and performance data to identify trends, implementation challenges, program risks, and opportunities for improvement and implementation of best practices.
• Contribute to the design, implementation, and evaluation of HIV programs, including milestone-based approaches supporting HIV service delivery and strategic assistance.
• Develop and disseminate technical guidance, tools, training materials, and other resources for HIV prevention, care, treatment, integrated service delivery, and award management.
• Support award management by serving on GHSD award management teams, maintaining files, coordinating with U.S. Embassies on country implementation, and monitoring performance.
• Reviews programmatic, financial, and performance information to evaluate program effectiveness.
• Conducts site visits, program reviews, and other monitoring activities, including domestic and overseas travel, to assess implementation progress, verify reported accomplishments, evaluate program quality, and provide technical assistance to implementing partners and country teams.
• Serves as the primary headquarters HIV technical backstop for assigned countries, regional programs, and operating units within an HIV/AIDS portfolio, and maintains comprehensive knowledge of assigned country and regional health programs.
• Coordinates with interagency partners, regional and technical teams, implementing organizations, and other stakeholders to promote alignment of program activities with approved strategies, technical guidance, and foreign assistance objectives.
• Work collaboratively with Ministries of Health, U.S. Embassies, donors, implementing partners, and other stakeholders to strengthen program implementation, coordination, and sustainable country capacity.
• Prepare and support timely and accurate Congressional reports, leadership briefings, technical analyses, and other internal and external reporting products.
• Document and disseminate lessons learned, effective practices, and recommendations to inform country-level implementation and broader HIV program policy and practice.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

• Award management plans, technical HIV products, and performance-monitoring reports.
• Technical guidance documents, tools, training materials, and capacity-building products supporting HIV prevention, care, treatment, and integrated service delivery.
• Technical inputs and recommendations supporting the design of HIV programs, performance metrics, and milestone frameworks.
• Country-level technical assistance reports and recommendations addressing implementation challenges, performance gaps, and opportunities for program improvement.
• Congressional reports, leadership briefings, and related reporting products prepared and submitted in accordance with required timelines.
• Documentation of lessons learned, effective practices, and recommendations for strengthening HIV program implementation.
• Regular progress reports and a final summary report detailing achievements, challenges, lessons learned, and…