Technical Consultant with medical background to support the Ministry of Health in the implementation of the State Guaranteed Benefits Program No.1

SDTF No. TF C7573-KG: The Ministry of Health of the Kyrgyz Republic's “Primary Health Care Quality Improvement Operation (PHCQIO) Additional Financing” project, financed by the World Bank, announces a competition for the following vacant position: Date of publication:     23-07-2026 Deadline for applications:     06-08-2026   As part of the implementation of the Primary Health Care Quality Improvement Operation (PHCQIO) Additional Financing Project, financed by the World Bank, the Ministry of Health of the Kyrgyz Republic announces a competition for the following vacant position:   Technical Consultant with medical background to support the Ministry of Health in the implementation of the State Guaranteed Benefits Program No.1 Qualification Requirements: Higher education in medicine, public health, health administration, or health care management ; At least 10 years of professional experience in health administration, development and implementation of health programs, health system reform, or health project management ; Knowledge of the principles governing the health system of the Kyrgyz Republic, the State Guaranteed Benefits Program, health financing mechanisms, the regulatory framework, and modern approaches to strategic health care purchasing ; Practical experience in developing or applying World Health Organization (WHO) tools in the area of Universal Health Coverage (UHC), including the use of the WHO UHC Compendium, methodologies for prioritizing health services, and the design of health care packages ; Experience in working with methodologies and costing tools for health services and health care packages, including cost analysis, financing scenario modeling, and budget impact assessment ; Practical experience in developing or adapting healthcare service packages based on prioritization criteria, cost-effectiveness assessments, epidemiological significance, clinical efficacy, and the financial...