Public Health Emergency Management (PHEM) Evaluation Expert at Pro-Health International

The ability to respond rapidly to disease outbreaks and health crises is a cornerstone of national security and global stability. Since 2017, the partnership between the CDC and Nigeria has focused on cultivating a specialized workforce capable of managing these emergencies through rigorous PHEM training. This consultancy is a critical opportunity to measure the real-world impact of these efforts, ensuring that Nigeria’s public health infrastructure remains resilient, evidence-based, and prepared for future challenges.

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Job Summary

Pro-Health International (PHI) is seeking a highly analytical and experienced Evaluation Consultant to lead a comprehensive assessment of the Public Health Emergency Management (PHEM) training program. The primary objective is to determine how effectively the program has built institutional capacity, identify its influence on disease outbreak response, and provide a strategic roadmap for future enhancements.

Scope of Work & Key Responsibilities

Strategic Planning: Author a robust evaluation protocol and inception report, ensuring all methodologies align with the CDC’s scientific writing standards and technical checklists.
Methodological Design: Create a sophisticated mixed-methods framework (qualitative and quantitative) to evaluate knowledge retention and the practical application of skills in the field.
Data Management: Lead the collection and collation of primary and secondary data, utilizing desk reviews of training archives and field-level feedback to draw high-level inferences.
Advanced Analytics: Analyze complex datasets to evaluate the functionality of Public Health Emergency Operations Centers (PHEOC) post-training.
Knowledge Translation: Convert findings into professional knowledge products, including a final comprehensive report, a policy brief for stakeholders, a fact sheet, and a manuscript for peer-reviewed publication.
Stakeholder Engagement: Present final conclusions and evidence-based recommendations to the CDC and other key public health partners.

Consultant Profile: Skills & Requirements

Academic Excellence: Minimum of a Master’s degree in Public Health, Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E), Emergency Management, or a related field.
Professional Experience: At least 6 years of demonstrable experience in evaluating large-scale public health or humanitarian programs, specifically those involving emergency preparedness.
Technical Portfolio: Proven track record of conducting similar evaluations, with a preference for candidates who have worked with international bodies (CDC, USAID) or government health ministries.
Analytical Toolset: High proficiency in statistical analysis software and the Microsoft Office suite.
Communication: Exceptional report-writing skills and the ability to present complex data to diverse, multidisciplinary audiences.

Project Timeline & Compensation

Duration: 56 working days (approximately 8 weeks), beginning February 1st, 2026.
Remuneration: Competitive, deliverable-based compensation paid in three tranches (20% upon Protocol approval, 50% upon Draft Report, and 30% upon Final Acceptance).
Location: Abuja (FCT) with contract-based engagement.

Why Apply?

This role offers the chance to influence national health policy and contribute to the legacy of the CDC’s efforts in Nigeria. As a consultant for Pro-Health International, you will be part of a 34-year history of health excellence, helping to shape the future of emergency management for one of Africa’s most populous nations.

About the Organization

Pro-Health International is a faith-based NGO with a 34-year legacy of delivering high-quality healthcare to Africa’s most underserved populations. Our mission is built on providing both physical healing and hope to rural communities through innovative health interventions and strategic partnerships. Having successfully managed awards from the CDC and USAID across HIV/AIDS, immunization, and global health security, we are currently expanding our reach through humanitarian collaborations with the Danish Refugee Commission. We believe in evidence-based health improvements and are committed to maintaining the highest standards of transparency and professional integrity.

How to Apply

Application Deadline: January 12th, 2026

Interested experts should submit their application to [email protected]. Please use “PHEM Evaluation Consultant” as the subject line. Your application must include:

Technical & Financial Proposals detailing your approach and cost.
A Cover Letter articulating your understanding of the TOR.
An Updated CV highlighting relevant experience.
Work Samples of previous evaluations or published manuscripts.

Tips for Applicants

Demonstrate Impact: In your proposal, don’t just list your tasks; explain how your previous evaluations led to actual program changes or policy shifts.
CDC Alignment: Familiarize yourself with CDC evaluation frameworks before applying, as demonstrating alignment with their “scientific writing checklist” is a key requirement for this role.
Be Specific: Ensure your financial proposal is clear and linked logically to the 56-day timeline.

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Sama’ila Muhuddin is a dedicated Registered Nurse and humanitarian professional with over seven years of frontline experience. Since May 2018, he has served with prominent international non-governmental organizations, including Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) Holland, Spain, France projects and ALIMA, responding to emergencies and providing critical care in some of the most challenging humanitarian settings.