Advisory & consultingOpen Open to a non-residentGIDX-KE-0342

Adviser — Healthcare Trust Service Delivery

Kenya·Healthcare & Life Sciences·Mission-led healthcare· Mombasa·Posted 23 September 2026

Applications close 29 October 2026

Mission-led healthcare organisation in Kenya

Partner-sourced

Sourced through a partner search firm or the sponsor's own nomination committee, and verified before listing.

The problem this seat exists to solve

The adviser will assess service delivery in a mission-led healthcare setting, where access goals, funding conditions and operating resources must be reconciled. The role requires attention to continuity and reach without assuming that increased activity is sustainable or equitably distributed.

Review the delivery model

Map services, referral relationships, resource use and barriers to access. Examine how funding restrictions or uncertain receipts affect staffing, supplies and service commitments. Identify where management lacks reliable information to prioritise scarce resources.

Advice to the governing and management teams

Recommend service priorities, coordination improvements and a realistic operating plan. Develop measures that connect resources to completed services and continuity, while reflecting the mission’s access objectives. Clarify which commitments depend on additional funding and what contingency options exist if it does not arrive.

Service planning should distinguish funded commitments, anticipated support and activities that depend on restricted resources. The adviser should help leaders understand what can be sustained if receipts are delayed and which services require protected continuity. Measures should reflect the mission without obscuring operating cost and capacity. Where expansion is proposed, assess its effect on existing services and referral relationships. A useful recommendation explains the trade-offs openly, including who may experience reduced access under each option and what mitigation is operationally feasible.

Qualified candidates

Candidates should have healthcare delivery, non-profit operations or health-programme management experience. They need the ability to work across clinical, operational and funding stakeholders and to communicate difficult trade-offs clearly. Evidence of sustaining services through resource uncertainty is valuable.

Useful deliverables

The engagement should produce an operational assessment, prioritised options and a manageable service dashboard. Candidates should explain how they have balanced expansion with the reliability of existing services. Clinical decisions and funding commitments remain with authorised leaders; the adviser’s contribution is to make operational consequences visible and support accountable choices consistent with the service mission.

Terms

Where the board sits
Mombasa, Kenya
Applications close
29 October 2026
Appointment
Advisory engagement

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