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Senior Advisor — Maternal Health Program Evaluation and State Systems
About the opportunity
Advise a national maternal-health portfolio review on Title V, PQCs, MMRCs, state systems, program evaluation, implementation performance, and the practical interpretation of cross-program evidence.
What you will own
45% maternal-health program and state-systems depth; 35% evaluation/implementation accomplishments; 20% advisory judgment and accepted products.
Your application should prove
Submit a one-page résumé or biosketch, three to five directly relevant accomplishment bullets, confirmation of contingent availability for the stated cadence, and disclosure of current federal or institutional roles and potential conflicts. Do not include protected health information or proprietary customer material.
Engagement conditions
This is a contingent, fully remote, part-time advisory engagement—not an operational FTE or day-to-day management position. Final classification, agreement, honorarium, invoicing route, outside-activity approvals, conflict review, and permission to use the advisor’s name or affiliation will be documented before inclusion in the quotation. No employer or institutional endorsement will be implied without authorization.
| Position code | 60821-09-0000-0024-0024-0000-0000-0000-0000 |
| Location | Remote — United States; no relocation required |
| Engagement | Independent advisory engagement — contingent on award |
| Level of effort | Up to 48 hours over 12 months; milestone-based |
| Compensation | Planned fixed honorarium up to $7,000 |
Advise a national maternal-health portfolio review on Title V, PQCs, MMRCs, state systems, program evaluation, implementation performance, and the practical interpretation of cross-program evidence.
What you will own
- Review the evaluation framework, evidence standards, program-alignment logic, and interpretation of state variation.
- Challenge assumptions involving Title V, PQCs, MMRCs, AIM implementation, measures, and program maturity.
- Participate in kickoff, four prepared quarterly reviews, targeted consultations, and final recommendations review.
- Test whether findings and recommendations are feasible, defensible, and useful to federal and state decision-makers.
- 12+ years in maternal-health program leadership, evaluation, implementation research, Title V, a PQC, an MMRC, state MCH systems, or comparable multi-state work.
- Demonstrated evaluation or performance-review accomplishments with accepted products or decisions influenced.
- Ability to distinguish evidence strength, implementation context, limitations, and appropriate conclusions.
- Direct HRSA/MCHB, state MCH, national association, academic-center, or federal maternal-health experience.
- Mixed-methods, implementation-science, quality-improvement, or portfolio-assessment expertise.
45% maternal-health program and state-systems depth; 35% evaluation/implementation accomplishments; 20% advisory judgment and accepted products.
Your application should prove
- Your personal role—not only the team’s capability.
- The mission setting and methods used.
- Scale in states, programs, participants, datasets, sessions, or deliverables.
- A concrete result, accepted product, or decision influenced.
Submit a one-page résumé or biosketch, three to five directly relevant accomplishment bullets, confirmation of contingent availability for the stated cadence, and disclosure of current federal or institutional roles and potential conflicts. Do not include protected health information or proprietary customer material.
Engagement conditions
This is a contingent, fully remote, part-time advisory engagement—not an operational FTE or day-to-day management position. Final classification, agreement, honorarium, invoicing route, outside-activity approvals, conflict review, and permission to use the advisor’s name or affiliation will be documented before inclusion in the quotation. No employer or institutional endorsement will be implied without authorization.