Position Overview
The role is part of a Programme Evaluation team who drives programme evaluation efforts across MOH-Family. The incumbent will be using statistical techniques to evaluate programmes / policies or conduct developmental analytics to improve implementation, and derive insights from administrative databases, surveys, and public information to support policy decisions. The role will need to work with data and displays willingness to learn. The role will need to adopt an analytical approach to solving problems and displays confidence when communicating ideas. This role will need to lead important projects and collaborates with policy stakeholders to understand the context and refine the analyses.
Role & Responsibilities
Drive programme evaluation efforts across MOH-Family
Build programme monitoring and evaluation capabilities among MOH officers
Plan resources that are needed to conduct various programme evaluations
Centralise programme evaluation functions across all MOH divisions
Plan, undertake, and communicate evaluations of MOH-family programmes and policies
Work with policy divisions and stakeholders to design and evaluate health programmes using the most suitable methods (qualitative / quantitative studies, experimental / quasi-experimental designs)
Conduct pre-, during-, and post-implementation monitoring and evaluation of major healthcare programmes for process, outcome, and economic evaluations, and impact assessment
Interpret and communicate findings in light of policy decisions / context
Develop action plans to drive process improvement, refine programme delivery, and provide evidence for decision-making to achieve the programme’s intended outcomes
Work with stakeholders and use evaluation results to drive process improvement and decision-making
Develop and implement the MOH-Family Programme Evaluation Framework
Develop and implement a systematic structure of Programme Evaluation framework which can be consistently applied to various health programmes and other expenditure types
Provide training for MOH divisions to conduct programme evaluations
Requirements
Graduate / Postgraduate degree in a quantitative discipline : Health Services Research, Economics, Health Economics, Statistics / Biostatistics / Bioinformatics, Mathematics, Data Science, Business Analytics, Public Health, Public Policy, or related qualifications, or relevant work experience
2+ years relevant working experience is a plus, especially in conducting evaluations and / or analysis in healthcare, government, or IT sectors
Possess a wide range of analytical skills and evaluation methods. Familiarity with both qualitative and quantitative study designs will be an advantage
Good stakeholder engagement, communication, and presentation skills
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Programme Manager • Queenstown, Otago, New Zealand