Technical Implementation Lead (NGO) at Robert Walters

Strategic & Program Leadership

• Sets the vision and direction for how the clients get introduced and scaled across African countries.
• Works with the client, Ministries of Health, and donors to make sure projects align with national health strategies and global best practices.
• Designs and oversees the technical side of country programs, making sure they can expand sustainably.
• Technical Implementation
• Leads the end-to-end deployment of medical devices — assessing facility readiness, installing, calibrating, troubleshooting, and maintaining CPAP/POCUS equipment.
• Ensures that hospitals have proper systems in place (electrical, oxygen supply, infection prevention).
• Builds local bio medical engineering capacity so devices can be maintained long term.
• Ensures devices meet quality standards and safety protocols.

Training & Capacity Building

• Designs and delivers training programs for bio medical engineers, technicians, and clinical staff who will use and maintain the devices.
• Integrates this training into national curricula so that future health workers are trained sustainably.
• Builds networks of regional “trainers of trainers” (ToTs) to keep skills alive and growing beyond the project.
• Partnerships & Stakeholder Engagement
• Works directly with Ministries of Health, donors, and professional associations to integrate the clients into national health systems.
• Represents the client in global and national health forums, promoting innovation and ensuring alignment with stakeholders.
• Helps build local ownership so that programs are sustainable after donor funding.

Monitoring, Evaluation & Learning

• Tracks how the devices are being used, whether they’re effective, and what system barriers exist.
• Uses data to continuously improve training, protocols, and implementation approaches.
• Documents and shares lessons learned with donors and the global health community.

• Degree in Bio medical Engineering, Global Health, Public Health, or a related clinical or technical discipline.
• Minimum 8 years of experience in global health program implementation, including experience managing technical programs in LMICs.
• Proven expertise in deploying and supporting health technologies within health systems.
• Demonstrated success in leading multi-country programs, managing technical teams, and collaborating with Ministries of Health and global stakeholders.
• Experience in developing and delivering training and capacity-building programs for both clinical and technical audiences.
• Strong understanding of donor-funded health programs, particularly those supported by the Gates Foundation.