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State of Rhode Island

Needs Assessment Consultant

State of Rhode Island

. Conduct a comprehensive needs assessment following the recent earthquake in Venezuela .

Posted 11/2/2026contractRemote • VenezuelaMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in conducting humanitarian needs assessments and evaluating rehabilitation services, with a strong focus on physical rehabilitation, assistive technology, and continuity of care. Proficient in qualitative research, report writing, and developing actionable program recommendations in complex contexts.

Highest-signal resume keywords
Humanitarian Needs AssessmentPhysical Rehabilitation ExpertiseQualitative Research SkillsAssistive Technology KnowledgeBilingual Proficiency in Spanish and English

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Hard Skills
Needs AssessmentData AnalysisReport WritingProgram DevelopmentStakeholder MappingService Gap AnalysisQualitative Data CollectionMethodology DesignCosting DevelopmentHealth System Assessment
Soft Skills
Independent WorkTime ManagementFacilitation SkillsCollaborationCommunication
Tools & Technologies
HD-NESTWashington Group QuestionsAssessment Methodology
Industry Keywords
Disability InclusionProsthetics and OrthoticsAssistive Technology ProvisionHumanitarian CoordinationVenezuela Context

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Conduct a comprehensive needs assessment following the recent earthquake in Venezuela
  • Design and implement the assessment methodology
  • Conduct secondary data review and stakeholder mapping
  • Lead qualitative primary data collection, including key informant interviews and focus group discussions
  • Assess rehabilitation service availability, accessibility, and continuity of care
  • Evaluate assistive technology markets, suppliers, and supply chains
  • Analyze findings and identify priority needs and service gaps
  • Develop feasible programme options and recommendations for Relief International
  • Facilitate a validation workshop with RI stakeholders
  • Produce high-quality reports and decision-making materials
  • Assess rehabilitation needs of earthquake-affected populations, including people with disrupted access to care and individuals with newly acquired impairments
  • Map physical rehabilitation, prosthetics and orthotics, assistive technology, and relevant MHPSS services, including referral pathways and partnership opportunities

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Significant experience conducting humanitarian needs assessments, health assessments, disability inclusion assessments, or similar assignments
  • Strong technical expertise in physical rehabilitation and continuity of care
  • Knowledge of prosthetics and orthotics (P&O) services and assistive technology provision
  • Experience assessing health systems, referral pathways, service gaps, and partnership opportunities
  • Proven qualitative research and analytical skills
  • Demonstrated ability to develop practical programme recommendations and indicative costings
  • Excellent report-writing skills
  • Ability to work independently and manage assessment activities within tight deadlines
  • Experience in Venezuela or comparable contexts in Latin America (desirable)
  • Professional proficiency in Spanish and English (desirable)
  • Experience working with rehabilitation providers, Ministries of Health, OPDs, or humanitarian coordination mechanisms (desirable)
  • Experience assessing assistive technology markets and procurement pathways (desirable)
  • Familiarity with HD-NEST, Washington Group Questions, or other disability-inclusive assessment tools (desirable)
  • Experience supporting organizations entering new geographic contexts (desirable)
  • Technical proposal outlining methodology and approach
  • Proposed workplan and availability
  • Team composition and CVs
  • Examples of relevant previous work and references
  • Statement detailing Spanish-language and local capacity
  • Itemized financial proposal
  • Conflict of interest declaration
  • Successful applicants must uphold RI's Code of Conduct and safeguarding commitments

Benefits

Comp & perks
  • Consultancy engagement with Relief International
  • Opportunity to inform rehabilitation-focused humanitarian programming and longer-term presence in Venezuela
  • Duration of approximately 7–8 weeks from contract signature