• Collaborate with the RCCE Team Lead and other RCCE Team members to implement national-level RCCE strategies at the subnational level.
• Lead the design and execution of local RCCE activities promoting ZD/EID awareness and behavior change in Southern provinces.
• Adapt communication materials to fit local contexts and effectively reach target groups like farmers, youth, and women’s unions.
• Provide leadership to RCCE team members and partners for the implementation of strategies, campaigns, and workplans in Southern provinces.
• Ensure smooth implementation of RCCE objectives and activities aligned with project goals.
• Coordinate with the RCCE Officer in Northern Vietnam to align strategies and ensure consistent messaging.
• Build relationships with community influencers to support accurate information dissemination.
• Develop and manage an infodemic strategy to track and respond to misinformation in communities.
• Train and support local RCCE teams and community change agents to engage communities and gather feedback.
• Deliver capacity-building workshops for local RCCE teams and stakeholders.
• Work with stakeholders to ensure consistent messaging across sectors and media channels.
• Monitor RCCE activities and provide regular reports to assess strategy effectiveness.
• Supervise sub-partners and RCCE officers to meet targets and objectives.
• Lead the development of workplans and contribute to periodic reports on RCCE progress.
• Represent PATH/SLHS in RCCE-related meetings and maintain strong relationships with stakeholders.

• Support the project director (COP) and deputy director (DCOP) with administrative and cross-cutting tasks, along with other Team Leads.

• Master’s degree or its international equivalent in public health, communications, social sciences, or a related field (Bachelor's degree required; Master’s degree preferred).
• Proven track record in risk communication, community engagement, or behavior change communication, with at least 5 years of experience, preferably in a public health and animal health context.
• Experience in project management, preferably in public health or global health security projects.
• Demonstrated expertise in establishing and maintaining strong partnerships with a diverse range of stakeholders, including government agencies, international organizations, private sector, community organizations, and local communities, especially in rural or underserved areas.
• Knowledge of zoonotic diseases, emerging infectious diseases, farm biosecurity including wildlife farms, and One Health approaches is a plus.
• Demonstrated leadership, decision-making, and interpersonal skills, with a focus on community mobilization and stakeholder engagement.
• Proficiency in English and Vietnamese, both written and spoken, with excellent communication skills.
• Willingness to travel to provinces in Southern Vietnam as required.
• Experience with digital tools for public health messaging and responding to misinformation is an advantage.