Post Doctoral Fellow in Early Childhood Development
Job Description
Explore how typologies of intersectoral action evolve in the context of differing political and fiscal power-sharing arrangements. Investigate whether intermediate process indicators of collaboration and partnership are aligned with intersectoral policy coherence, integration, and effects on early childhood development indicators. Analyze how the engagement of non-governmental actors including civil society, communities and children can be maximized using inclusive issue framing and participatory data systems. Promote institutionalized learning and increase stakeholders; knowledge of and self- efficacy to engage in intersectoral policy processes. Lead implementation of the study Laise between the study team and stakeholders Organize and co-lead stakeholder engagement across multiple sectors Lead a team that includes a research coordinator, research assistants, and interns. Support grant application to build on the success of this project. Lead manuscript writing. Prepare reports for grant funder Mentor Master-level students PhD, medical degree (MBChB, MBBS, MD) or related qualification, with policy and planning experience. Excellent academic credentials Background in early childhood development or policy and planning Experience with mixed-methods studies, with strong qualitative research background preferred. Experience or exposure to stakeholder engagement methodologies required. Excellent writing skills required. Willingness to travel across the country for extended periods required. Be an early-stage researcher (obtained PhD not more than 5 years at the time of application)
Requirement(s)
PhD, medical degree (MBChB, MBBS, MD) or related qualification, with policy and planning experience. Excellent academic credentials Background in early childhood development or policy and planning
