Elizabeth Boardman

Elizabeth Boardman is a public health and health systems strengthening professional with 13 years of experience in project and programmatic coordination and management. She is experienced in reporting to USAID and PEPFAR, budgeting and financial oversight, and relationship management with a wide range of stakeholders including Implementing Partners, USAID/South Africa and Regional (including Lesotho, Eswatini, Mozambique and Regional Health Office) and South Africa National Department of Health. She has experience coordinating technical assistance and capacity building support, team management and oversight; programmatic planning and quality improvement. Elizabeth has managed multiple health-focused projects inclusive of point-of-care HIV diagnostics, HIV testing and counseling, social programs for children living with HIV; and managed a team of technical advisors. She is skilled in all aspects of project management, from work planning and budgeting to monitoring and reporting on implementation, and is well-versed in M&E for HIV programs, with experience developing and utilizing logic models and data collection tools with a particular interest in the use of qualitative research methods in reporting on programmatic successes and lessons learned. Elizabeth is fluent in English.