· Degree in Medicine, Public Health, or a related field. A Master’s degree in Public Health or related discipline is an added advantage.

· Minimum of 10 years post-NYSC experience in health program implementation or management within developing country contexts.

· At least 5 years of senior-level experience in an international NGO managing health programs.

· Extensive experience in HIV/AIDS and TB prevention, care, and treatment programs.

· Strong knowledge of donor policies, regulations, and reporting requirements including Global Fund, USAID, CDC/PEPFAR, DFID, and other international donors.

· Demonstrated experience in program leadership, strategic planning, and health systems strengthening.

· Strong leadership and team management skills with the ability to promote collaboration and cross-learning.

· The Deputy Project Director / Technical Lead will provide strategic and technical leadership for the implementation of the project in line Global Fund (GF), Government of Nigeria (GON), Standard Operating Procedures (SOP), National AIDS and STIs Control Programme (NASCP/NAP), and national M&E frameworks.

· Provide overall technical leadership for TB/HIV prevention, care, and treatment activities across supported state and facilities.

· Lead the planning, coordination, and implementation of program activities to ensure alignment with donor requirements, national policies, and project objectives.

· Ensure integration and effective coordination of clinical, laboratory, pharmaceutical logistics, and prevention services across program sites.

· Provide strategic direction to Senior Technical Officers and technical teams responsible for service delivery.

· Ensure the establishment and implementation of standardized protocols for HIV/AIDS and TB prevention, care, and treatment services in supported facilities in accordance with national guidelines.

· Provide high-level technical assistance to program sites including capacity building, systems strengthening, and quality improvement initiatives.

· Oversee adherence support systems, referral networks, and patient management strategies to improve treatment outcomes.

· Support the evaluation of ongoing programs and contribute to the development or expansion of health interventions.