Project Manager
Foundation for Innovations in Health · Alipur Duar, West Bengal, India
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Role Summary
The Project Manager will be based in Kalchini and hold overall responsibility for the day-to-day execution of the Integrated Community Health Program, operating under the strategic guidance and oversight of the Director. This role is the single point of accountability for translating the program design into functioning clinics, camps, and community outreach on the ground.Key Responsibilities· Identify locations and lead establishment of new clinic centres in the project area· Organize pre-operative training for Community Health Workers and other field staff· Complete pre-commissioning documentation for new centres· Liaise with the Director on strategy, escalations, and progress reporting· Liaise with local government health bodies and block-level health administration, including the Block Medical Officer of Health (BMOH), to secure referral pathways, priority access, and coordinated planning· Supervise day-to-day functioning of all clusters — clinics, outreach camps, and door-to-door activity· Verify staff attendance and maintain leave records across the team· Oversee awareness/marketing activities to drive community uptake of services· Prepare and submit monthly reports — both operational and financial — as per the Azim Premji Foundation-prescribed format· Generate and submit daily/periodic reports to the Director and Head Office· Monitor expenses and inventory (medicine stock, equipment) across all sites· Review medicine stock indents, requisitions, and verification· Coordinate with doctors (general practitioners and visiting specialists) on scheduling and case management· Ensure the program stays aligned with government NCD/MCH guidelines and integrates with ASHA/ANM/AWW and VHSNC structures at the community levelQualifications & Experience· Master's degree in Social Work (MSW) or Master's in Public Health (MPH)· Minimum 5 years of post-qualification experience, at least 3 years of which should be in a similar field· Demonstrated ability to liaise effectively with local government health departments and block-level administration· Strong people-management skills — the role directly supervises multiple layers of field staff· Familiarity with donor/grant reporting requirements and financial tracking· Language proficiency in - Bengali, Hindi & EnglishSend us your resumes at -info@fihruralhealth.org