Jobs in Tanzania 2019: New Job Vacancies at EngenderHealth Tanzania, 2019
AJIRA TANZANIA 2019 / NAFASI ZA KAZI 2019
Title: HIV Prevention Adviser (2 positions)
Program: USAID Boresha Afya Project –Southern Zone
Duty Station: Iringa and Songea
Reports to: Regional Program Manager
EngenderHealth’s
vision is a world where sexual and reproductive health rights are
respected as human rights, and women and girls have the freedom to reach
their full potential. This emphasis on rights directly underpins
EngenderHealth’s values and principles: choice, quality, and excellence.
To achieve transformational change leading to true social and economic
progress, EngenderHealth partners with diverse organizations across
sectors with the shared goals of highlighting women’s value to
sustainable development.
EngenderHealth is seeking expressions of
interest from highly qualified candidates to fill in the HIV Prevention
Adviser positions based in Iringa and Songea.
Project Description:
USAID Boresha Afya – Southern Zone is a five-year project that aims to
support the Government of Tanzania (GoT) in increasing access to high
quality, comprehensive and integrated health services, with a primary
focus on HIV/AIDS, maternal, neonatal, child and reproductive health,
malaria and nutrition outcomes. USAID Boresha Afya – Southern Zone
covers geographic areas with high disease burden in Tanzania, namely
Iringa, Njombe, Morogoro, Lindi, Mtwara and Ruvuma.
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Job Summary:
The HIV Prevention Adviser will provide technical oversight and
direction for the biomedical interventions in the region. Required to
collaborate with Manager HIV –Prevention/Biomedical Services at central
office to provide technical assistance on the provision of KVP-focused
HIV prevention, HTC, C&T, PrEP, HIVST, family planning, STIs, GBV
and TB screening.
The incumbent will also provide guidance,
monitoring and technical assistance on biomedical services to the
R/CHMTs, and to the sub awarded CSOs in his/her region(s) of operation.
Required to provide technical and programmatic assistance that
incorporates evidence-based best practices in the coordination,
monitoring and assessment of the HIV biomedical prevention and treatment
programming, and work closely with R/CHMT and other government and
non-government agencies to implement culturally appropriate
interventions, advocating for increased community based interventions.
Required to ensure that that comprehensive HIV prevention is built and
sustained across the local and central government structures, and local
CSOs. Required to promote and ensure proper integration of HIV
biomedical prevention activities with other activities particularly
those related to reproductive health, family planning, and tuberculosis.
Responsibilities:
• Lead the USAID Boresha Afya
southern zone (UBA-SZ) Biomedical Prevention portfolio in the designated
region(s), in collaboration with staff, implementing partners and other
key stakeholders
• Supervise and provide technical support to
UBA-SZ Biomedical and SBCC offices Clinical Services in the designated
region; planning and overseeing the implementation of biomedical-related
technical assistance.
• Lead and monitor the operationalization of
the National Guidelines for Comprehensive Package of HIV Interventions
for KVPs in the designated region(s)
• Monitor the timely implementation of biomedical interventions
• Provide capacity building to CSOs to ensure proper planning and
implementation of biomedical related activities in compliance with the
UBA-SZ and MOH Biomedical Standard Operating Procedures
• Liaise with the RACC and RRCHCO to ensure the daily availability of biomedical supplies at the service delivery points
• Facilitate the development of monthly route plans based on the
mapping reports and the peer educators’ guidance to guide effective roll
out of joint demand creation activities by CSOs and biomedical services
filed team.
• Conduct supervisory visits using the UBA-SZ and MOH
supervisory tools and to KP Prev and PP prev to assess biomedical
activities and their integration into the other services
• Lead the provision of biomedical services to all BCC a groups either at the CBHTC+ teams
• Monitor the roll out of the AGYW vulnerability index by the community
workers at CBHTC+ and the peer educators/biomedical provider during
services delivery
• Conduct consultative meetings with KVPs to
address specific biomedical service delivery and program bottlenecks,
improve promotion of family planning, PrEP, HIVST and HIV/ AIDS risk
reduction methods among KVPs
• Monitor regional implementation plans and progress to biomedical targets by the CSO
• Conduct supportive supervision to CSO sites and services delivery points at the field level
• Document experiences, prepare program and site visits reports, presentations, briefs and articles/success stories
• Work collaboratively with other project team members to ensure
necessary program planning, development, and management activities
function smoothly and efficiently and in an integrated manner
•
Implement forward accountability mechanism to monitor and assess
progress to targets by CSOs and quality of data submitted to UBA-SZ by
CSOs
• Represent UBA-SZ program in regional technical, policy, management and strategic working groups and other platforms
• Advocate for and ensure integration of HIV/AIDS activities with other
related activities including maternal and child health, family
planning, and tuberculosis
• Ensure the dissemination of national
policy, standards and guidelines on KVP,PrEP,HIVST and HIV programming
at the regional level
• Promote and support the dissemination of
project best practices and lessons learned among the project team, key
stakeholders (R/CHMT , PEPFAR partners and any other local KVP partner),
local partners (CSOs), and cultivate strategic relationships and
alliances with other partners in the respective region
• Write,
co-author and otherwise support the documentation of UBA-SZ program
results in conferences and through peer-reviewed journals and
publications
Qualifications:
• Degree in Medicine, Nursing or related health field
• At least 6 years demonstrated experience working in one or more areas
of biomedical HIV prevention including: HIV care and treatment
(required), HIV Testing Services, PrEP, HIVST TB and TB/HIV, PMTCT,
Community Based HIV Services and family planning programs
• Ability to travel approximately 70%
• Commitment to the mission, vision and values of EngenderHealth
• Ability to work as a team member with consortium partners minimal supervision.
The position is subject to change based on procurement requirements and
is contingent upon EngenderHealth being awarded the project and
availability of funds.
To Apply:
Please visit the careers page at www.engenderhealth.org to submit your details. Please include details of your salary requirements and salary history. Only the short-listed candidates will be contacted
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Title: Biomedical Officers ( 5 positions)
Program: USAID Boresha Afya Project –Southern Zone
Duty Station: Iringa, Mufindi, Tunduru, Mbinga and Songea
Reports to: HIV Prevention Advisor
EngenderHealth’s vision is a world where sexual and reproductive health rights are respected as human rights, and women and girls have the freedom to reach their full potential. This emphasis on rights directly underpins EngenderHealth’s values and principles: choice, quality, and excellence. To achieve transformational change leading to true social and economic progress, EngenderHealth partners with diverse organizations across sectors with the shared goals of highlighting women’s value to sustainable development.
EngenderHealth is seeking expressions of interest from highly qualified candidates to fill in the Biomedical Officer positions based in Iringa, Mufindi, Tunduru, Mbinga or Songea.
Project Description:
USAID Boresha Afya – Southern Zone is a five-year project that aims to support the Government of Tanzania (GoT) in increasing access to high quality, comprehensive and integrated health services, with a primary focus on HIV/AIDS, maternal, neonatal, child and reproductive health, malaria and nutrition outcomes. USAID Boresha Afya – Southern Zone covers geographic areas with high disease burden in Tanzania, namely Iringa, Njombe, Morogoro, Lindi, Mtwara and Ruvuma.
Job Summary:
The Biomedical officer will provide technical oversight and direction for the team leaders and biomedical providers in the Municipal or Council. He/she is required to collaborate with the HIV prevention Advisor at the Regional office to provide technical assistance on the provision of KVP-focused HIV prevention, HTC, C&T, PrEP, HIVST, family planning, STIs, GBV and TB screening.
The incumbent will also provide guidance, monitoring and technical assistance on biomedical services to the sub awarded CSOs in his/her District or Council of operation; Provide technical and programmatic assistance that incorporates evidence-based best practices in the coordination, monitoring and assessment of the HIV biomedical prevention and treatment programming, and work closely with SBCC officer and other government and non-government agencies to implement culturally appropriate interventions, advocating for increased community based interventions: Ensure that that comprehensive HIV prevention is built and sustained across the local government structures, and local CSOs; Ensure proper integration of HIV biomedical prevention activities with other activities particularly those related to reproductive health, family planning, and tuberculosis are provided to beneficiaries.
Responsibilities:
• Lead the USAID Boresha Afya southern zone (UBA-SZ) Biomedical Prevention portfolio in the designated District or council in collaboration with staff, implementing partners and other key stakeholders
• Supervise and provide technical support to team leaders and Biomedical providers
• Support the HIV Prevention at the regional level in establishing and working closely with senior level counterparts in the CHMT, Districts or Council care and treatment partners, and other government and non-governmental partners to advance HIV biomedical prevention for key and vulnerable population in the implementation council, Train and mentor biomedical providers, community counselors, CHMTs to address their attitude and belief towards KVPs, as well as improve the capacity of providers and CHMTs to deliver core and expanded packages of biomedical services.
• Ensure the operationalization of the National Guidelines for Comprehensive Package of HIV Interventions for KVPs in the designated In the Districts or Council
• Coordinate and Monitor the timely implementation of biomedical interventions at the CBHTC and index testing.
• Participate in the development of monthly route plans based on the mapping reports and the peer educators’ guidance to guide effective roll out of joint demand creation activities by CSOs and biomedical services filed team.
• Conduct supervisory visits using the UBA-SZ and MOH supervisory tools and to KP Prev and PP prev to assess biomedical activities and their integration into the other services
• liaise with the DACC and DRCHCO to ensure the daily availability of biomedical supplies at the service delivery points
• Monitor the roll out of the AGYW vulnerability index by the community workers at CBHTC+ and the peer educators/biomedical provider during services delivery.
• In collaboration with the SBCC Conduct consultative meetings with KVPs to address specific biomedical service delivery and program bottlenecks, improve promotion of family planning, PrEP, HIVST and HIV/ AIDS risk reduction methods among KVPs
• Monitor Council implementation plans and progress to biomedical targets by the CSO
• Conduct supportive supervision to CSO sites and services delivery points at the field level
• Document experiences, prepare program and site visits reports, presentations, briefs and articles/success stories
• Work collaboratively with other project team members to ensure necessary program planning, development, and management activities function smoothly and efficiently and in an integrated manner
• Ensure the accountability mechanism and assess progress to targets by CSOs and quality of data submitted to UBA-SZ by CSOs
• Represent UBA-SZ program in the Council technical, policy, management and strategic working groups and other platforms
• Advocate for and ensure integration of HIV/AIDS activities with other related activities including maternal and child health, family planning, and tuberculosis
• Ensure the dissemination of national policy, standards and guidelines on KVP,PrEP,HIVST and HIV programming at the council level
• Coordinate the Council technical inputs into the annual work planning
• Promote and support the dissemination of project best practices and lessons learned among the project team, key stakeholders (R/CHMT , PEPFAR partners and any other local KVP partner), local partners (CSOs), and cultivate strategic relationships and alliances with other partners in the respective region
• Write, co-author and otherwise support the documentation of UBA-SZ program results in conferences and through peer-reviewed journals and publications
• Assist with identification of professional development needs for technical staff in the field
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REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS:
• Degree in Medicine, Nursing or related health field
• At least 4 years demonstrated experience working in one or more areas of biomedical HIV prevention including: HIV care and treatment (required), HIV Testing Services, PrEP, HIVST TB and TB/HIV, PMTCT, Community Based HIV Services and family planning programs
• Ability to travel approximately 70%
• Commitment to the mission, vision and values of EngenderHealth
• Ability to work as a team member with consortium partners minimal supervision.
The position is subject to change based on procurement requirements and is contingent upon EngenderHealth being awarded the project and availability of funds.
To Apply:
Please visit the careers page at www.engenderhealth.org to submit your details. Please include details of your salary requirements and salary history. Only the short-listed candidates will be contacted.
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