Kifle Tadesse

Designed and led M&E systems for Global Fund-supported projects, ensuring timely, high-quality data collection, DHIS2 integration, and donor reporting while delivering risk assurance and capacity building to sub-recipients.

Led NUPAS+ and TA-TRA assessments for multiple implementing partners, produced capacity-building plans, reviewed partner budgets for financial compliance, and supported FY25 workplan and closeout proposals.

Managed a $45K family-focused HIV prevention, care, and treatment project, leading a 16-person team to achieve 100% of targets within budget and improve project performance by 95% through strengthened processes and digital M&E adoption.

Led the MULU key population project, strengthening service delivery, adapting national guidelines and SOPs, preparing SIMS visits, and improving data utilization and operational efficiency for USAID-partnered programs.

Managed SRH, MARPs, adolescent and hypertension projects in underserved areas, improving clinical coordination, referral systems, and program performance through DQA and continuous QI cycles.

Delivered capacity-building for pastoralist health initiatives, training 200+ providers in HIV, MNCH, FP and GBV integration and developing IEC materials that significantly improved competency and service reach.

Taught and mentored nursing students across multiple program formats, developed curricula and best practices, and improved student engagement and clinical competency for cohorts of up to 200 students.

Provided comprehensive nursing care in inpatient and outpatient settings, led feeding therapy and EPI campaigns, and collaborated with multidisciplinary teams to improve patient outcomes and immunization rates.

Completed a Master of Public Health with emphasis on public health program management and monitoring & evaluation.

Completed a Bachelor of Science in Nursing, focusing on clinical nursing practice and community health in Adama.