The Nepal MCHHB Project (JICA Project for Improving continuum of care for mothers and children through the utilization of MCH Handbook) invites applicants from interested and qualified candidate.

Position : Provincial Coordinator

Location : Lumbini

Eligibility

• Minimum bachelor's degree in Public Health, Nursing, and related areas with Master's degree from a recognized institution.
• Prior working experience working in the province will be an added advantage.
• Extensive knowledge and skills in the areas of Maternal, Newborn and Child Health and nutrition.
• More than 7 years professional experience in the related field, with working experience in or closely with the structure of Ministry of Health and Population at different level.
• Experience in writing reports and preparing presentations in both English and Nepali.
• Expertise in facilitating training, workshops, and meetings with excellent interpersonal and outreach communication skills, including advocacy, coordination, negotiation. delegation, networking, and teamwork in a culturally diverse environment.
• Computer skills, including MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and statistical software.
• Ability to travel to project sites frequently.

Terms of Reference

Please access the following QR code for the detailed Terms of Reference and Form of Price Quotation of the said post. 

Application Details

Step 1 : Interested candidates can send CV and Form of Price Quotation by email to nepalmchhb@gmail.com no later than 10am, 26 August 2025.

There is no specific CV format. However it should include all your academic and professional history, and the names and contact information of two referees. It should not be more than eight pages.

Note : If the candidate's payment requirement is higher than our internally set ceiling price, the candidate will not proceed to the next stage of the selection process.

Step 2 : Only successful applicants will be contacted by the project to the email address provided in the form by 12 September 2025.

Note : Candidates from women and marginalized communities are highly encouraged to apply.

Source: The Himalayan Times