Overview
PN 21 - Ongoing Recruitment – STTA Mid National - Public Health & Health Systems Specialist
E4H Punjab TA : Institutionalisation of the Sustainable Training System and Development of Competency-Based Training Content with LMS Integration
Background
The E4H Programme supports the Health & Population Department (H&PD) in developing a Sustainable Training System (STS) to strengthen in-service training for health workers across Punjab. A total of 30 training modules were identified; six prioritised modules were developed and handed over (June 27, 2025) to PHDC for incorporation into LMS. PHDC and DHDCs provide training infrastructure, but current trainings remain fragmented, donor-driven, and not systematically institutionalised. Priority modules include :
The National Health Support Programme (NHSP) requires Punjab to meet Disbursement Linked Results (DLRs) under DLI 2 (competency-based training for PHC providers) and DLI 10 (performance management). A key challenge is incorporating the new competency-based framework within government structures and digitising content through a Learning Management System (LMS). Without institutionalisation and LMS integration, gains from the Sustainable Training System risk remaining ad-hoc and unsustainable.
E4H Programme has developed the Sustainable Training System for the H&PD and a digital LMS platform is already in place housed in Health Information & Service Delivery Unit (HISDU). However, the framework has not yet been fully functional within the Health & Population Department (H&PD), and there is a critical gap in developing standardised, competency-based training content that can be integrated into the LMS. This TA addresses the root issue by embedding the Sustainable Training System within H&PD structures and developing competency-based training content for effective use of the LMS.
Goal and Objectives
The overall goal of this TA is to institutionalise the Sustainable Training System within the Health & Population Department and digitise content through the Learning Management System (LMS).
We will achieve this by pursuing 3 objectives :
Strategic Approach
This TA addresses systemic gaps in workforce development by institutionalising competency-based training within H&PD structures, digitising training content, and embedding it in the LMS. It strengthens governance, standardisation, and monitoring of training across Punjab, ensuring alignment with EPHS and NHSP DLIs.
Alignment with other E4H TAs / investments
The TA builds directly on the Sustainable Training System Framework developed earlier through E4H support and complements earlier work on prioritised training needs for H&PD workforce.
Alignment with other donors
The TA aligns with World Bank–funded NHSP (DLIs 2 & 10) and complements Japan International Cooperation Agency’s (JICA) work on capacity building and digitalisation of training content for healthcare providers of H&PD.
Scope of Work and Methodology
Phased Approach (Sept 2025 – March 2026)
Phase 1 : Inception & Planning (Sept 2025)
Phase 2 : Competency-Based Content Development (Oct – Dec 2025)
Phase 5 : Consolidation & Sustainability (Mar 2026)
Sustainability : Capacity Building, Institutionalisation, and Transition Planning
Public Health & Health Systems Specialist (Mid National)
LOE : 98 days (subject to change)
Period : Sep 2025 – Mar 2026
Role Requirements
Develop public health and systems training modules, ensure technical accuracy, support digitisation, and assist in staff capacity building.
Technical Expertise
Master’s degree in Public Health, Health Systems, Social Sciences, or relevant degree. Minimum 10 years’ overall experience. Experience in designing and delivering training for health managers and public health cadres.
Core Competencies
Content development; Health governance knowledge; LMS adaptation skills; Teamwork & collaboration.
Matric with Diploma in Radiography. Minimum one (01) year of relevant experience of working in public health settings.
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Recruitment Stta Mid • Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan