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PATH is a global nonprofit advancing health innovations for the people who need them most. With 50 years of experience, a global team of experts, and trusted partnerships spanning 70+ countries, PATH turns breakthroughs into better health for millions every single year.

The Office of Grants and Contracts (OGC), in partnership with program and operational support services, is to mitigate risk for the organization. OGC provides subject matter expertise on funder/donor compliance, federal regulations, donor terms and conditions, subaward management, and PATH policies and procedures to maintain PATH’s reputation, credibility, and track record as the leading innovative nonprofit in the global health sector. The OGC team includes staff based in various locations where PATH has offices.

The OGC team is seeking a Temporary Grants and Contracts Officer to provide surge capacity for OGC award review and processing due to additional priority assignments, including PATH Agreement modernization (PAM), TSP/REA, PHFFA Framework, among others.

Contract Duration: 3 Months

Responsibilities

• Facilitate the timely review and accurate processing of new awards and amendments to existing awards.
• Participate in contract administration to ensure sufficient contract terms and conditions are met
• Provide guidance to Project Administrators (PADMs) and Office of Grants and Contracts (OGC) on terms and conditions of active awards, including any restrictions. Document award terms and restrictions on the award record in Salesforce.
• Review prime award terms and donor requirements to identify, draft, and incorporate applicable flowdown provisions into outgoing agreements, coordinating with Legal and other departments.
• Act as primary liaison with Project Administrators regarding the status of awards that are about to closeout, and status of awards that are active without award.

Required Skills and Experience

• A degree in Business Administration, Finance, Accounting or related field.
• A minimum of eight years of progressive working experience in donor-funded contracts and grants management in an international not-for-profit organization.
• Knowledge of USG contracts and grants management requirements.
• Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with program and other staff.
• Experience working with Salesforce will be an added advantage