Objective of the Consultancy
The PMI-Sproject implemented by the Management Science for Healthis seeking a local consultantto design graphics for the recently updated Case Management Training Manual Documents.
Period of Performance
This consultancy is for a non-consecutive period of 5 working days in June 2021
Background
Currently the PMI-S is supporting the NMEP Case Management branch to review and update the Case Management Training Manual. There is an urgent need for a Graphic Artist to design the front, back and other inner pages as may be necessary and as directed by NMEP and the Lead Consultant. The documents are 1) Health facility trainee manual; 2.) Health facility trainer's guide; 3.) PHC Trainer's guide; 4.) PHC trainee manual;
Description of Services to be Performed
The consultant Graphic Artist will perform the following tasks
Design graphics and artistic illustrations suitable and relevant to make the documents attractive.
Present draft of the artistic work for review by the NMEP, Lead Consultant and the PMI-S
Harmonize feedbacks from the NMEP, Lead Consultant and the PMI-S.
Finalize the designs and present it on the documents as directed
Deliverables
Draft designs for the documents on request.
Obtain feedbacks
Finalize and put the designs on documents
Reporting
Theconsultantwillreportdirectlyto PMI-S Senior Malaria Technical Advisoras well as the National Malaria Elimination Program (NMEP).
Applicants should:
Submit an updated CV and Cover Letter as a single document
Include the details of three referees on the CV
Requirements
Thesuitable candidateshould meetthefollowing requirements:
Proven experience and evidence from previous work on the subject matter
Previously engaged or experience working with the NMEP on related assignments
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