District Monitoring Officer Jobs 2026 Donor Funded Project Balochistan

The panel will verify your Master in Public Health (MPH) or Masters in Social Sciences from an HEC recognized university as the mandatory academic qualification. Bring your original degree, transcript, and mark sheets to the interview. If your degree is an MPH, your transcript should reflect coursework in epidemiology, health systems, monitoring and evaluation, biostatistics, and public health program management. If your degree is a Masters in Social Sciences, your transcript should show research methods, data analysis, development studies, or social policy modules. Foreign degree holders must bring their HEC equivalency certificate. Confirm your degree is from an HEC recognized institution before applying, as degrees from non-recognized institutions will result in disqualification at the scrutiny stage regardless of experience.

Minimum 3 years of experience specifically in monitoring and evaluation (M&E) within public health programs is a hard requirement. Your experience letters must clearly state your designation and describe your M&E functions. Be prepared to discuss the public health programs you have worked with: what indicators you tracked, how you collected and verified field data, how you designed or used M&E frameworks and data collection tools, and how you analyzed and presented findings to program managers and donors. Describe any experience with data management systems, DHIS2, HMIS, or other health information platforms. If you have worked in disease control programs such as malaria, tuberculosis, polio, or maternal and child health in Balochistan or similar remote district settings, this will be directly relevant to the posting locations of Gwadar, Awaran, and Hub.

The ad specifically lists excellent report writing and communication skills as a requirement for this role, which means the panel will assess these directly. Be ready to describe the types of reports you have written: monthly progress reports, field monitoring reports, data quality assessment reports, or donor reports. If possible, bring a sample report or summary document you have authored to demonstrate your writing standard. Communication skills will be assessed through the interview itself, so be articulate and structured in your responses. The role involves district-level field monitoring in remote locations (Gwadar, Awaran, Hub), which requires clear communication with health facility staff, district health management, and program leadership. Interviewers may ask you to describe how you would write a monitoring visit report or how you would communicate data quality findings to a facility in-charge.

Prepare your application package carefully before the deadline. Include: a detailed CV highlighting your M&E experience in public health programs and your report writing work; attested copies of all educational testimonials (degrees, transcripts); a copy of your CNIC; and 2 passport size photographs. All testimonials must be attested by a gazetted officer. Send the complete package via postal mail to Post Box No. 385 GPO Quetta. The application must reach within 15 days of publication of this advertisement (by 9th July 2026). Incomplete applications and those received after the due date will not be entertained. There are 3 posts with separate postings in Gwadar, Awaran, and Hub. This is a re-advertisement, so applicants who submitted their documents before need not apply again.