IT project manager in digital health

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• Assess current project management practices in the Digital Healthcare Management Unit (DHMU) and implement a project management framework based on recognised methodologies (PMBOK, PRINCE2, Agile) and PMO standards.
• Prepare and regularly update an integrated DHMU digital health project portfolio plan covering scope, milestones, dependencies, resources, and budget.
• Provide quality assurance (QA) by reviewing project plans, technical specifications, and vendor deliverables.
• Establish and maintain risk registers, change control procedures, and early warning mechanisms for DHMU leadership.
• Support the development of KPI dashboards and progress reporting for Ministry of Health management, the Steering Committee, and KfW.
• Work in close cooperation with the National IT Project Manager, providing continuous mentoring and conducting at least 3 formal training sessions for DHMU staff.
• Design and execute a phased handover plan to ensure local staff can sustainably operate project management processes and tools independently.

• Master’s degree in Project Management, Information Technology, Computer Science, or a related field
• Minimum of 10 years of professional experience in IT project management, including large-scale public-sector information systems.
• Minimum of 3 years of experience managing digital health or e-government projects.
• Proven track record in international or donor-funded projects (e.g., KfW, World Bank, ADB, EU).
• Full professional proficiency in English (written and spoken) is required
• Будет плюсом: PMP, PRINCE2, or equivalent certification is highly desirable; Prior professional experience in Central Asia, the CIS region, or other transition economies is an advantage; working knowledge of Russian and/or Uzbek is an asset

• Individual consultancy contract (Civil law contract for services) for 12 months with potential extension (initial 3-month probation period).
• Part-time (~50% input, approx. 10–11 working days per month).
• Home-based with periodic short-term missions to Tashkent, Uzbekistan (indicatively 4–6 missions of 1–2 weeks each).
• Up to 10,000 EUR per month (negotiable based on qualifications).
• International airfare, accommodation, and per diem for approved project missions are reimbursed in accordance with project guidelines.