The incumbent directs the monitoring and evaluation of health infrastructure by applying rigorous econometric and financial models to investment decisions, and advising senior leadership on enhancing organizational M&E capabilities.

The incumbent directs biomedical engineering evaluation by designing assessment frameworks, developing econometric models for investment, and maintaining data dashboards to measure the impact of medical technology on healthcare delivery.

The Quality Management Officer is responsible for maintaining the MoHW’s quality management system (QMS), and conducting audits and surveillance concerning laboratory equipment, processes and systems.

The incumbent directs health infrastructure development by analyzing business cases, and overseeing project scheduling and budgeting to ensure all facilities are built in strict accordance with clinical plans and engineering specifications.

The incumbent directs the health infrastructure risk and compliance frameworks by designing audit schedules, investigating non-compliance incidents, and assessing control measures to ensure all projects meet legal and safety standards.

The Quality Management Officer is responsible for maintaining the MoHW’s quality management system (QMS), and conducting audits and surveillance concerning operating theatre equipment, processes and systems.

The incumbent directs biomedical engineering Quality Management Systems by designing SOPs, managing system defect testing, and overseeing audits to ensure equipment and processes meet established safety and performance standards.

The incumbent directs administrative operations by managing branch calendars, optimizing office workflows, and maintaining complex filing systems while coordinating committee meetings and data entry to ensure organizational efficiency.