[opportunities] Project Coordinator for a global healthcare social enterprise

[Tran Minh Ha]

*About Us:*


A global healthcare social enterprise is looking for a Vietnamese
project coordinator to support them in several strategic initiatives in
Vietnam. The social enterprise recently received ~US$3M in funding to
establish a high-end facility in Vietnam to provide comprehensive eye
care services to Vietnamese people in need. The co-founders are highly
seasoned healthcare/finance professionals with extensive experience in
ophthalmology, finance, social entrepreneurship and international
development:**David Green, CEO**: a world leader in the Affordable Eye Care sector,
with a 30-year track record of creating disruptive technology and
business models in the sector to accelerate growth.  He is masterful at
adapting the Affordable Eye Care model to different contexts in diverse
emerging markets, throughout Asia, to Latin America and Africa. This
experience has equipped him with unparalleled relationships in the
sector, perhaps most critically with the leading non-profit Affordable
Eye Care organizations that have robust training programs. David has
played an instrumental role in creating, or leading major organizational
changes for these leading firms to achieve scale and profitability.**Benjamin Midberry, CFO**: formerly a Vice President at Deutsche Bank's
Global Social Finance group, co-founder of GlobalVision whose mission is
to create a network of affordable eye care organizations that treat the
leading causes of preventable blindness among low income patients in
emerging markets.More information on our website: alinavision.com


*Job Title: *Project Coordinator (Location: Hanoi)


*Job Description:*.


-        Coordinate and actively manage on-going collaboration with the
         global team to establish[1]  Alina Vision’s first eye hospital
         in Vietnam.-        Support and follow-up with different key stakeholders including
         local authorities, architects… to drive the projects forward-        Support project leaders and ad-hoc activities to ensure
         important tasks are delivered on time and of high quality*Benefits:*


-        Starting monthly salary: US$600 (with potential for salary
         raise and increased responsibilities given strong performance)-        Exposure to successful entrepreneurs in the social enterprise/
         healthcare space-        Opportunity to understand and add tangible value to the
         creation of a hospital facility in Vietnam that will improve
         people’s access to quality eye care*Requirements:*


To be successful in the role, you should meet the following
requirements:-        Bachelor’s degree from a good university either abroad or
         in Vietnam-        Strong communication skills in Vietnamese and English in both
         writing and speaking-        Critical thinking and problem-solving skills


-        Ability to juggle multiple tasks and prioritize efficiently


-        Good team player with positive attitude and strong sense of
         integrity and responsibility-        Self-starter with strong sense of curiosity and ownership


-        Strong attention to details


*Good to have:*


-        Passion or curiosity about social entrepreneurship, healthcare
         related to eye vision in Vietnam-        Basic understanding of hospital operations in Vietnam


*How to Apply:*


Please email your resume and a short paragraph (200 words maximum)
explaining why you are interested in this role to hatm at alinavision.com
by *_April 20th, 2018 at 11:59pm_*. The format of the CV and paragraph
should be:[First NameLast Name]_Project Coordinator_2018_CV


[First NameLast Name]_Project Coordinator_2018_Motivation


*Interviews will take place as resumes come in so we encourage early
application*. The* *selected candidate will start in May on a 30-day
trial period to be confirmed for the position full time in June 2018.


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