Various Positions

• Assist in the development of Risk communication and community engagement (RCCE) materials.
• Develop instant and high-quality infographics, social media creatives, and other visual communication materials on priority health issues.
• Script, record, edit, and produce audio Power Sound Audios (PSAs), radio spots, and other audio content for health promotion campaigns.
• Film, edit, and produce short videos, testimonials, reels, and other multimedia products for digital and mass media platforms.
• Utilize Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools for content generation, graphic design, video production, audio enhancement, translation, transcription, and other communication purposes.
• Support rapid content development during health emergencies, outbreaks, campaigns, and special observances.
• Adapt technical health information into audience-friendly multimedia products.
• Maintain an organized archive of multimedia assets and ensure timely delivery of communication products.
• Stay updated on emerging digital communication and AI technologies relevant to public health communication

Coordination & Information Alignment

• Ensure inter-sectoral coordination with RCCE units at federal, provincial, district and local level in alignment with RCCE guidelines 
• Coordinate with technical teams to ensure harmonization of messages across national health actors and partners
• Support multi-sectoral communication strategies
• Maintain regular communication with the STRIDES team, National Health Education Information and Communication Center (NHEICC), and other relevant government partners at all levels.

Digital Risk Communication & Information Dissemination

• Facilitate timely, accurate and evidence-based information sharing through digital platforms (websites, social media, mobile systems) 
• Ensure consistency of health messages and communication materials in coordination with NHEICC focal point
• Adapt messages to be culturally and linguistically appropriate for target audiences.

Documentation, Reporting & Knowledge Management

• Maintain an organized archive of multimedia assets and ensure timely delivery of communication products.
• Maintain records of digital communication outputs, engagement metrics, and feedback
• Document best practices, lessons learned, and case studies 
• Stay updated on emerging digital communication and AI technologies relevant to public health communication.

Master’s degree in information technology, Data Science, Health Promotion and Education, Public Health, Mass Communication, or related fields.

• At least two years of experience in multimedia content production, graphic design, audio/video editing, or digital communication.
• Experience of working with government agencies, preferably in the health sector, or development partners 
• Demonstrated proficiency in graphic design software and multimedia production tools.
• Proven ability to create infographics, audio content, and video products within short timelines.
• Knowledge and practical experience in using AI-powered tools for content creation and multimedia production.
• Experience working in health communication, RCCE, development of communication, or related fields will be an advantage.
• Capacity to coordinate with the NHEICC and other partners working in emergency health responses. 
• Self-motivated with the ability to work with minimum supervision. 
• Expert knowledge of English and Nepali languages. 
• Willing to travel outside of Kathmandu valley.
• Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Outlook), complemented by expertise in data management systems and design apps.

Review and Assessment

• Conduct desk review of relevant documents including global and national guidelines on RCCE frameworks on health emergencies.
• Conduct consultations with relevant actors including NHEICC and National Health Training Center (NHTC), Epidemiology and Disease Control Division (EDCD) and other national actors in developing and finalizing an initial framework for the package.
• Support NHEICC in organizing consultations, meetings for identifying knowledge gaps and priority learning needs, and finalization of the document.

Learning Resource Package Development

• Support NHEICC in development of the contents based on the agreed framework and include components but not limited to facilitator guides, slide decks (PowerPoint), practical tools (checklists, templates), exercises and group activities and additional reference materials. 
• Adhere to the government guidelines while developing the document.
• Ensure content is reflective of the local context of the country.

Piloting and Finalization

• Support in the piloting of the learning resource package.
• Gather feedback from participants and relevant actors and revise materials based on feedback.
• Support the design and formatting of the document in line with government guidelines and facilitate its finalization.
• Delivery of finalized, branded, and formatted learning packages.

Coordination, Communication and Documentation

• Maintain regular communication with NHEICC, NHTC, STRIDES team, and other relevant government actors throughout the consultancy period.

• Minimum three to five years of relevant experience in developing materials related to RCCE, health emergency response and diseases outbreaks is preferred.
• Good understanding of national health and communication policies, guidelines, and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) on emergency health responses. 
• Experience in curriculum and learning resource package development by coordinating with the divisions/departments of Ministry of Health and Food Safety (MoHFS) is preferred. 
• Previous experience of working with NHEICC, NHTC and other agencies within MoHFS is preferred.
• Expert knowledge of English and Nepali languages and able to work comfortably in both languages.
• Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Outlook).

Tool Validation and Planning

• Point of Entry Consultant Tool Validation and Planning
• Coordinate closely with FHI 360 Nepal and EDCD to validate the assessment tool for PoEs prior to deployment.
• Facilitate and support consultations, technical discussions, and meetings to ensure the tool is context-appropriate, comprehensive, and aligned with national and international standards.
• Develop a detailed assessment plan covering timeline, logistics and assessment sites including data collection and analysis plan.

Assessment, Data Collection, Management and Analysis

• Lead the overall assessment, data collection process in coordination with EDCD and other relevant government authorities.
• Ensure systematic collection of both quantitative and qualitative data using the validated tool.
• Maintain data quality assurance mechanisms throughout data collection.
• Compile, clean, and validate all datasets.
• Submit final cleaned datasets (qualitative and quantitative) to EDCD and FHI 360 Nepal in agreed formats.
• Conduct both quantitative and qualitative data analysis to provide evidence-based comprehensive findings of the assessment.

Reporting and Deliverables

• Develop a comprehensive assessment report, highlighting key findings, identified gaps, challenges and practical, evidence-based recommendations. 
• Submit a draft report for review and incorporate feedback from FHI 360 and EDCD.
• Submit a final revised report meeting all technical and quality standards.

Communication and Coordination

• Maintain regular communication with FHI 360 Nepal, EDCD, and other relevant actors throughout the assignment.
• Provide progress updates and address feedback in a timely manner.

Master's in public health, Epidemiology, Health Systems, Global Health, Health Emergencies, or related fields.

• Minimum three to five years of relevant professional experience, preferably in disease surveillance and outbreak response, health system assessments or health security.
• Demonstrated experience in conducting multi-site assessments, evaluations, or research studies. 
• Prior experience working with government agencies (preferably MoHFS, EDCD, or similar bodies).
• Strong understanding of International Health Regulations and PoE core capacities, surveillance systems, emergency preparedness, and response mechanisms.
• Demonstrated expertise in tool development and validation, quantitative and qualitative research methodologies, and strong data analysis skills for report preparation.
• Capacity to coordinate with the MoHFS, EDCD and other partners.
• Self-motivated with the ability to work with minimum supervision. 
• Expert knowledge of English and Nepali languages. 
• Willing to travel outside of Kathmandu valley.
• Proficiency in the use of Microsoft office software packages such as MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook etc.)

Consultant-Technical Officer

• Provide regular technical and logistical support to EDCD on zoonotic disease surveillance and cross-sectoral activities.
• Support and coordinate with EDCD in the development of SoPs/contingency plans for outbreak investigations of priority zoonotic diseases.
• Support and coordinate with EDCD and Epic GHS to conduct cross-sectoral actors meetings and workshops for priority zoonotic diseases and outbreak investigations.

• Experience in developing technical guidance documents related to zoonotic diseases and outbreak response, with familiarity with national guidelines for disease and outbreak management.
• Experience in working with government actors, health emergency, disease outbreak support, zoonotic, and infectious disease programs.