JOB VACANCY
Management and Development for Health (MDH) is a non for profit Tanzanian organization
that focuses primarily on making contribution to the nation in addressing public health
priorities through evidence based interventions, education and research.
MDH in collaboration with the Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH) and Association of
Gynecologist and Obstetricians in Tanzania (AGOTA) are pleased to announce a call for
applications for Field Supervisor position in a new collaborative study. This research study
will investigate ‘the Impact and performance of Institutionalizing immediate PostPartum
IUD services as a routine part of Antenatal counseling and delivery room
services in Tanzania.
Field Supervisor
Reports to: Study Coordinator
Job Summary:
The field supervisor will play an essential role in data collection for the
PPIUD intervention sites (six regions) working closely with the study coordinator.
Duties and Responsibilities:
The field supervisor will be responsible to oversee PPIUD
project activities including recruitment of the clients, follow up of clients, daily follow up of
recruitment, follow up at the respective regions, supervision of the data collection process,
and liaise with the study coordinator. In addition, he/she should be willing to perform any
other duties as assigned by the immediate supervisor and other superiors at MDH.
The position will start as soon as possible with a minimum 1-year contract.
Qualifications:
Experience in Health Research is a major positive.
An ability to communicate fluently in both English and Kiswahili
A Minimum of bachelor’s degree in biological or social sciences.
Master’s degree is
an added advantage
At least 2 years working as a supervisor in health research.
Able to work independently and in team
Commitment to work and adhere to work regulations
Maintains confidentiality in all aspects
TO APPLY:
Interested candidates for the above position should submit an application letter
indicating the position applied for, attach their CV, and names and contact information
(email addresses and telephone numbers) of three references.
Applications should be submitted by Thursday 26th, November 2015 to the the Human
Resource Manager, through email at mdh@mdh-tz.org Tanzania.
Kindly note that only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.
Thursday, 19 November 2015
Monday, 16 November 2015
Job Opportunity: Chief Executive Officer (CEO) - The Ifakara Health Institute (IHI)
TITLE: Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
Reporting
Board of Trustees
LOCATION – Dar-Es-Salaam, United Republic of Tanzania
INSTITUTE OVERVIEW:
The Ifakara Health
Institute (IHI) is one of Africa’s most eminent health research organizations.
With a history of more than 60 years, IHI is an independent, non-profit
organization, registered in Tanzania. IHI conducts a wide range of
health-related research, including biomedical and environmental studies, trials
of drugs, vaccines and diagnostics, health-systems research, and monitoring and
evaluation with a mission to develop and sustain Health
Research and Resource Institute capable of generating new knowledge and
relevant information for international health policy and action.
POSITION SUMMARY:
The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) is
an internationally recognized, highly visible scientist and opinion maker in
international health. He/she will be directly answerable to the IHI Board of
Trustees and will have a primary responsibility for strategic scientific
leadership and maintaining IHI as a global expert in international health and
as global and national opinion leader. The CEO has first-line responsibility
for management and custodianship of Institutional resources as the Chief
Scientific Officer, Accounting officer, effective communicator and
advocate.
Duties and Responsibility will be but not
limited to the following
·
Lead and develop IHI scientifically and managerially
·
Lead the development of the IHI vision and strategy adapted to the
evolving global context, monitor its implementation and report on milestones to
the Board of Trustees
·
Serve as an Ex Officio member on the Board of Trustees
·
Use
own national and international network to acquire new projects in international
health
·
Lead
fundraising initiatives
Qualifications and
experience
·
Medical
Doctor and/or PhD in any field of global/international health
·
MBA
/Cooperate Management will be an added advantage
·
More
than 10 years’ experience in research and research-cum-action in Sub-Sahara
Africa and resource constrained environments elsewhere
·
Proven
leadership and management skills to work with science and implementation consortia
·
Demonstrated
management expertise and experience in research institutions with more than 200
professional staff
·
Demonstrated
expertise and experience in ensuring financial accountability to international
standards
·
Demonstrated
ability to mobilize long term institutional research and/or translational/
implementation funding
·
Demonstrated
experience of working within an institutional setting involving Board relations
Proven experience of working in a multi- and trans-cultural environment
·
Demonstrated
expertise and experience in negotiation skills with institutional governing
bodies, governmental authorities, donors and the public at large
·
The
candidate must have excellent verbal and written English language skills. Other
languages will be considered an advantage
Personal
characteristics (competencies
necessary for the role)
·
Strong
integrative leadership skills (internally & with external partners)
·
Sound
decision making skills
·
Excellent
interpersonal and communication skills
·
Strategic thinker in a changing global, regional and
national context
·
Resilient
and able to work well under pressure
·
Multitasking
and good in prioritizing
·
Team
building skills
·
Mentor
skills
Remuneration
A competitive
remuneration package will be offered to successful candidate.
Mode of application
Candidates
meeting the above job requirements should provide a one page covering letter,
their detailed curriculum vitae starting with the most recent position, a
detailed scientific publication list, contact details (address, e-mail,
telephone numbers) of three professional and one personal referee, as well as photocopies
of academic and professional certificates.
If
your career objectives match this challenging roles please send send your
application to advisory@tz.pw.com by 15th December
2015(midnight East African Time)
Only
shortlisted candidates will be contacted
Thursday, 22 October 2015
The 37th meeting of the Expert Committee on Drug Dependence (ECDD)
The 37th meeting of the Expert Committee on Drug Dependence (ECDD) will be held in Geneva, Switzerland from16-20 November 2015. At the meeting, the ECDD will review a number of substances with potential for dependence, abuse and harm to health. It will make recommendations to the UN Secretary-General on the need for and the level of international control of the substances (refer to: http://www.who.int/medicines/ access/controlled-substances/ ecdd/en/).
An open session will be held onMonday 16 November from 9am till 11 am. Those interested in attending the session can register by emailingecddsecretariat@who.int< mailto:ecddsecretariat@who.int >
by Friday 6 November, at the latest. If you wish to make a statement during the open session, this should be conveyed in the RSVP email. Please note there are a limited number of time slots, therefore we may not be able to accommodate all requests.
The agenda will be released shortly.
Please note that any expenses incurred as a result of participation in the open session are entirely the responsibility of the attendee.
Secretariat, Expert Committee on Drug Dependence
World Health Organisation
Geneva, Switzerland
An open session will be held onMonday 16 November from 9am till 11 am. Those interested in attending the session can register by emailingecddsecretariat@who.int<
by Friday 6 November, at the latest. If you wish to make a statement during the open session, this should be conveyed in the RSVP email. Please note there are a limited number of time slots, therefore we may not be able to accommodate all requests.
The agenda will be released shortly.
Please note that any expenses incurred as a result of participation in the open session are entirely the responsibility of the attendee.
Secretariat, Expert Committee on Drug Dependence
World Health Organisation
Geneva, Switzerland
Clinical Data Management Consultant Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Pangaea Global AIDS is seeking a Clinical Data Management Consultant to provide short term technical assistance to a methadone treatment program in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. Reports To: Vice President of Research and Social Policy; FLSA Status: Exempt. The consultancy is available immediately, for a four month assignment in Tanzania with possible extension. Key deliverables under this scope of work include: development of a data base using ACCESS or similar software to capture data from multiple clinical data forms per clients at up to three methadone treatment facilities; standard operating procedures (SOPs) for data entry of the data from the forms into the database; training of data entry clerks and oversight of data entry process, including quality assurance and control; construction of a clean data analysis data set; final report of data analyzed for presentation to study team.
Key Activities: Project Management: Develops workplan and timeline for tasks required to fulfill scope of work and, once approved, manages deliverables related by completing tasks according to workplan. Data Management and Analysis: Develops data base, data entry and data management systems and SOPs for capturing and analyzing clinical data; trains data entry staff; oversees and ensures high quality of data through the data entry process; generates reports for tracking data quality; performs data analysis as per requested by study team. Report and Manuscript Development: Conducts literature reviews and compiles report for study team on data analyzed to ongoing take-away dosing for methadone treatment. Research and IRB Protocol Development: Develop research protocols and submissions to ethical review boards, as required.
QUALIFICATIONS: MPH in epidemiology and biostatistics, or other relevant master degree required, higher level degree considered an asset. Comfortable living and working in Tanzania for short term. Ability to design data-entry data bases, and manage, merge and ensure high-quality of data entered and managed. Ability to conduct data analysis including basic frequencies, and conducting multi-variable analyses of time series data. Familiarity and understanding of key populations’ communities, including being comfortable working with people who use and inject drugs. Demonstrates effective written and verbal communication skills. Demonstrates ability to exercise discretion and confidentiality, independent judgment and be comfortable with multiple tasks with conflicting priorities. Exhibits sound and accurate judgment; can clearly explain reasoning for decisions; includes appropriate people in decision-making process; demonstrates persistence and overcomes obstacles. Adapts to changes in work duties and organizational structure. Identifies and resolves problems in a timely manner, works with others to solve complex problems. Ability to work comfortably with diverse populations, with sensitivity to issues concerning HIV and all disabilities. Responds efficiently and cordially to requests for service and assistance, reacts well under pressure. Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite, Stata, ACASI software, and Microsoft Access. Ability to fulfill professional expectations of accountability, active collaboration, commitment, communication, diversity and professionalism. The statements herein are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by employees assigned to this classification. They are not intended to be construed as an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties, and skills required of personnel so classified.
APPLICATION PROCESS: Submit résumé and a cover letter highlighting relevant past experience and why you are interested in working at Pangaea to: Email: contact@pangaeaglobal.org; Subject: Clinical Data Management Consultant; Attn: Megan Dunbar. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE. Due to the potential volume of responses, only candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.
Key Activities: Project Management: Develops workplan and timeline for tasks required to fulfill scope of work and, once approved, manages deliverables related by completing tasks according to workplan. Data Management and Analysis: Develops data base, data entry and data management systems and SOPs for capturing and analyzing clinical data; trains data entry staff; oversees and ensures high quality of data through the data entry process; generates reports for tracking data quality; performs data analysis as per requested by study team. Report and Manuscript Development: Conducts literature reviews and compiles report for study team on data analyzed to ongoing take-away dosing for methadone treatment. Research and IRB Protocol Development: Develop research protocols and submissions to ethical review boards, as required.
QUALIFICATIONS: MPH in epidemiology and biostatistics, or other relevant master degree required, higher level degree considered an asset. Comfortable living and working in Tanzania for short term. Ability to design data-entry data bases, and manage, merge and ensure high-quality of data entered and managed. Ability to conduct data analysis including basic frequencies, and conducting multi-variable analyses of time series data. Familiarity and understanding of key populations’ communities, including being comfortable working with people who use and inject drugs. Demonstrates effective written and verbal communication skills. Demonstrates ability to exercise discretion and confidentiality, independent judgment and be comfortable with multiple tasks with conflicting priorities. Exhibits sound and accurate judgment; can clearly explain reasoning for decisions; includes appropriate people in decision-making process; demonstrates persistence and overcomes obstacles. Adapts to changes in work duties and organizational structure. Identifies and resolves problems in a timely manner, works with others to solve complex problems. Ability to work comfortably with diverse populations, with sensitivity to issues concerning HIV and all disabilities. Responds efficiently and cordially to requests for service and assistance, reacts well under pressure. Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite, Stata, ACASI software, and Microsoft Access. Ability to fulfill professional expectations of accountability, active collaboration, commitment, communication, diversity and professionalism. The statements herein are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by employees assigned to this classification. They are not intended to be construed as an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties, and skills required of personnel so classified.
APPLICATION PROCESS: Submit résumé and a cover letter highlighting relevant past experience and why you are interested in working at Pangaea to: Email: contact@pangaeaglobal.org; Subject: Clinical Data Management Consultant; Attn: Megan Dunbar. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE. Due to the potential volume of responses, only candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.
Tuesday, 13 October 2015
Vacancy in Essential Drugs and Medicines - WHO Bangladesh
https://erecruit.who.int/ public/hrd-cl-vac-view.asp?o_ c=1000&jobinfo_uid_c=32147& vaclng=en
Technical Officer - Essential Drugs and Medicines
The mission of WHO is the attainment by all peoples of the highest possible level of health.
Vacancy Notice No: SE/CO/BAN/TIP/2015/4
Title: Technical Officer - Essential Drugs and Medicines
Grade: P4
Contract type: Temporary Appointment under Staff Rule 420.4
Duration of contract: Two Years
Date: 6 October 2015
Application Deadline: 26 October 2015
(14 day(s) until closing deadline)
Currently accepting applications
Duty Station: Dhaka, Bangladesh
Organization unit: SEARO Countries (SE_ACO) /
SE_BAN WR Office, Bangladesh (SE_BAN)
OBJECTIVES OF THE PROGRAMME :
The WHO Country Office collaborates with the Government of Bangladesh and relevant stakeholders within the framework of the collaborative Country Cooperation Strategy (CCS) to provide technical assistance to the Government in the formulation of national drug policies, strategies and plan of actions and developing guidelines and tools for implementation, monitoring and evaluation of interventions for improving access of essential medicines related activities; and in the strengthening of the capacity of the NRA and NCL.
Description of duties:
Under the overall guidance of the WHO Representative to the Bangladesh Country Office, direct supervision of the WHO Country Office Health Systems Team Leader, and working in close collaboration with the Regional Office advisor on essential drugs and medicines; and the health system team in the country office, the incumbent will be working with the national authorities and other relevant stakeholders to:
-Provide technical assistance to the Government of Bangladesh in the development/improvement; implementation and evaluation of its national policies, strategies and plans as related to essential drugs and medicines; other medical products & technologies;.
-Provide technical assistance to the government and relevant authorities on strengthening the rational use of drugs and medicines and anti-microbial resistance;
-Provide technical support towards the strengthening of the Directorate General of Drug Administration in regard to its regulatory functions of drugs and medicines (including vaccines);
-Assist in the strengthening of integrated, people-centered health service delivery, with a focus on improving the quantification, procurement and the drug supply chain management system;
-Assist the Government of Bangladesh in strengthening its regulatory framework towards intellectual property rights and the trade of medical products (drugs, medicines and vaccines) and technologies;
-Support the generation of evidence and increased demand for the use of information in the policy process as related to essential drugs and medicines (including its rational use);
-Establish and maintain collaboration with outside partners and stakeholders including UN Organizations, the Global Fund, GAVI, BMGF, the World Bank and other multi and bi-lateral organizations, civil society and professional associations that are involved in improving access to quality assured drugs and medicines;
-Manage the WHO related work plan activities (including contractual arrangements) in regard to essential drugs and medicines, anti-microbial resistance, regulatory functions of the national drug authority, medical technology, and intellectual property rights, including the recruitment of short term experts as required.
-Contribute to Universal Health Coverage related efforts with a focus on Essential Drugs and Medicines;
-Support efforts towards strengthening the stewardship and good governance functions related to Essential Drugs and Medicines and in general contribute to overall efforts on health systems development;
-Any other duties as assigned by the supervisor
-Submit an assignment report upon completion of assignment.
REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS
Education:
Essential:
University degree in pharmacy or medicine with post graduate degree in public health or health management or pharmacology or pharmaceutical management related area
Desirable:
Additional training in drug supply management and/pharmacovigilance.
WHO only considers higher educational qualifications obtained from an accredited institution. The list can be accessed through this link:http://www.whed.net/
Skills:
Essential:
Demonstrated expertise in national drug policies, rational drug use, quality assurance and use of WHO standards and guidelines on pre-qualification of essential medicines and vaccines.
Desirable:
Knowledge on supply chain management and ablity to identify bottlenecks and provide appropriate solutions.
Demonstrated experience in inter-sectoral collaboration and ability to work with other agencies and development partners.
Competencies:
1.Teamwork
2.Respecting and promoting individual and cultural differences
3.Communication
4.Building and promoting partnerships across the organization and beyond
5.Moving forward in a changing environment
Other Skills (e.g. IT):
Proficiency in Microsoft Office suite, and working knowledge of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) applications.
Experience:
Essential:
At least seven years of relevant experience in essential drugs and medicines policies; rational drug use principles (selection, prescribing and dispensing) in low income settings; and public health, some of which should have been obtained in an international context.
Desirable:
Experience in pharmaceutical regulation and quality control (medicines and health legislation, surveillance system); and procurement and supply chain management (good procurement practices, good distribution practices, good storage practices, good pharmacy practices).
Languages:
Excellent knowledge of spoken and written English.
Additional Information:
WHO's salaries are calculated in US dollars. They consist of a base salary and a post adjustment, which reflects the cost of living in a particular duty station and exchange rates. Other benefits include: 30 days annual leave, family allowance, home travel, education grant for dependent children, pension plan and medical insurance
Please visit the following websites for detailed information on working with WHO:
http://www.who.int to learn more about WHO's operations
http://icsc.un.org Click on: Quick Links > Salary Scales > by date
Mobility
Candidates appointed to an international post with WHO are subject to mobility and may be assigned to any activity or duty station of the Organization throughout the world.
Annual salary: (Net of tax)
USD 68,294 at single rate
USD 73,338 with primary dependants
Post Adjustment: 43.1 % of the above figure(s). This percentage is to be considered as indicative since variations may occur each month either upwards or downwards due to currency exchange rate fluctuations or inflation
Technical Officer - Essential Drugs and Medicines
The mission of WHO is the attainment by all peoples of the highest possible level of health.
Vacancy Notice No: SE/CO/BAN/TIP/2015/4
Title: Technical Officer - Essential Drugs and Medicines
Grade: P4
Contract type: Temporary Appointment under Staff Rule 420.4
Duration of contract: Two Years
Date: 6 October 2015
Application Deadline: 26 October 2015
(14 day(s) until closing deadline)
Currently accepting applications
Duty Station: Dhaka, Bangladesh
Organization unit: SEARO Countries (SE_ACO) /
SE_BAN WR Office, Bangladesh (SE_BAN)
OBJECTIVES OF THE PROGRAMME :
The WHO Country Office collaborates with the Government of Bangladesh and relevant stakeholders within the framework of the collaborative Country Cooperation Strategy (CCS) to provide technical assistance to the Government in the formulation of national drug policies, strategies and plan of actions and developing guidelines and tools for implementation, monitoring and evaluation of interventions for improving access of essential medicines related activities; and in the strengthening of the capacity of the NRA and NCL.
Description of duties:
Under the overall guidance of the WHO Representative to the Bangladesh Country Office, direct supervision of the WHO Country Office Health Systems Team Leader, and working in close collaboration with the Regional Office advisor on essential drugs and medicines; and the health system team in the country office, the incumbent will be working with the national authorities and other relevant stakeholders to:
-Provide technical assistance to the Government of Bangladesh in the development/improvement; implementation and evaluation of its national policies, strategies and plans as related to essential drugs and medicines; other medical products & technologies;.
-Provide technical assistance to the government and relevant authorities on strengthening the rational use of drugs and medicines and anti-microbial resistance;
-Provide technical support towards the strengthening of the Directorate General of Drug Administration in regard to its regulatory functions of drugs and medicines (including vaccines);
-Assist in the strengthening of integrated, people-centered health service delivery, with a focus on improving the quantification, procurement and the drug supply chain management system;
-Assist the Government of Bangladesh in strengthening its regulatory framework towards intellectual property rights and the trade of medical products (drugs, medicines and vaccines) and technologies;
-Support the generation of evidence and increased demand for the use of information in the policy process as related to essential drugs and medicines (including its rational use);
-Establish and maintain collaboration with outside partners and stakeholders including UN Organizations, the Global Fund, GAVI, BMGF, the World Bank and other multi and bi-lateral organizations, civil society and professional associations that are involved in improving access to quality assured drugs and medicines;
-Manage the WHO related work plan activities (including contractual arrangements) in regard to essential drugs and medicines, anti-microbial resistance, regulatory functions of the national drug authority, medical technology, and intellectual property rights, including the recruitment of short term experts as required.
-Contribute to Universal Health Coverage related efforts with a focus on Essential Drugs and Medicines;
-Support efforts towards strengthening the stewardship and good governance functions related to Essential Drugs and Medicines and in general contribute to overall efforts on health systems development;
-Any other duties as assigned by the supervisor
-Submit an assignment report upon completion of assignment.
REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS
Education:
Essential:
University degree in pharmacy or medicine with post graduate degree in public health or health management or pharmacology or pharmaceutical management related area
Desirable:
Additional training in drug supply management and/pharmacovigilance.
WHO only considers higher educational qualifications obtained from an accredited institution. The list can be accessed through this link:http://www.whed.net/
Skills:
Essential:
Demonstrated expertise in national drug policies, rational drug use, quality assurance and use of WHO standards and guidelines on pre-qualification of essential medicines and vaccines.
Desirable:
Knowledge on supply chain management and ablity to identify bottlenecks and provide appropriate solutions.
Demonstrated experience in inter-sectoral collaboration and ability to work with other agencies and development partners.
Competencies:
1.Teamwork
2.Respecting and promoting individual and cultural differences
3.Communication
4.Building and promoting partnerships across the organization and beyond
5.Moving forward in a changing environment
Other Skills (e.g. IT):
Proficiency in Microsoft Office suite, and working knowledge of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) applications.
Experience:
Essential:
At least seven years of relevant experience in essential drugs and medicines policies; rational drug use principles (selection, prescribing and dispensing) in low income settings; and public health, some of which should have been obtained in an international context.
Desirable:
Experience in pharmaceutical regulation and quality control (medicines and health legislation, surveillance system); and procurement and supply chain management (good procurement practices, good distribution practices, good storage practices, good pharmacy practices).
Languages:
Excellent knowledge of spoken and written English.
Additional Information:
WHO's salaries are calculated in US dollars. They consist of a base salary and a post adjustment, which reflects the cost of living in a particular duty station and exchange rates. Other benefits include: 30 days annual leave, family allowance, home travel, education grant for dependent children, pension plan and medical insurance
Please visit the following websites for detailed information on working with WHO:
http://www.who.int to learn more about WHO's operations
http://icsc.un.org Click on: Quick Links > Salary Scales > by date
Mobility
Candidates appointed to an international post with WHO are subject to mobility and may be assigned to any activity or duty station of the Organization throughout the world.
Annual salary: (Net of tax)
USD 68,294 at single rate
USD 73,338 with primary dependants
Post Adjustment: 43.1 % of the above figure(s). This percentage is to be considered as indicative since variations may occur each month either upwards or downwards due to currency exchange rate fluctuations or inflation
Thursday, 8 October 2015
JOB OPPORTUNITIES- SAUTI; JHPIEGO
Sauti is a 5-year
USAID-funded award being implemented by Jhpiego-Tanzania in collaboration with
partners EngenderHealth, PACT and NIMR/Mwanza.
The goal of Sauti
is to contribute to the improved health of all Tanzanians through a sustained
reduction in new HIV infections in support of the Government Tanzania through
deploying new, and/or enhancing existing, vulnerability-tailored high-quality
combination HIV prevention; positive health, dignity and prevention (PHDP); and
family planning (FP) services for key and vulnerable populations (KVP) in
selected regions of Tanzania.
Anticipated project results include:
1) Increased and timely use of HIV prevention and FP services; 2)
Improved positive behaviors and social norms at the individual and community
levels; 3) Reduced vulnerability of women through novel structural
interventions; and 4) Increasingly sustainable comprehensive HIV prevention
services for KVP.
The project is
currently being implemented in 15 selected districts in Iringa, Njombe, Mbeya,
Shinyanga and Dar es Salaam regions. Starting 1 October 2015, the project is expanding
to selected additional districts in Mbeya, Lindi, Tabora, Morogoro, Morogoro,
Kilimanjaro and Arusha regions.
Jhpiego is
therefore seeking to recruit a team of experienced medical, public health,
program, and finance professionals to implement this exciting initiative.
______________________________________________________________________________
Zonal Program Manager (1 position in Dar es Salaam and 1 position in Kilimanjaro)
Position Overview: The
Zonal Program Manager will be responsible for coordination, implementation and
oversight of all Sauti activities in the assigned regions constituting a zone (i.e. Eastern Zone Manager will oversee
implementation in Lindi, Morogoro and Dar es Salaam, and the Northern Zone
Manager will oversee implementation in Moshi and Arusha). The incumbent will
be responsible for overseeing coordination, implementation, management,
monitoring and evaluation of program activities at the zonal level; as well as
participating in the management of finances, procurement, sub-grantees and
human resources. S/he will build and maintain partnerships with the regional
government and other key KVP stakeholders in the three regions. Under the
leadership and supervision of the Program Director, s/he will work closely with
Regional and District authorities, Health Teams, KVP-focused CBOs/CSOs,
Community Leaders, KVP groups, and PLHIV groups to implement an integrated
package of KVP-centered HIV prevention interventions.
Job requirements:
·
Advanced degree
in program management (e.g. MBA), healthcare management or other relevant
field. Degree in clinical medicine or
nursing desirable.
·
At least 8 years
demonstrated experience implementing and managing healthcare programs (This
includes human resources, procurement and sub-grantee management, development
of regional strategies, budget and work plans)
·
Experience in
managing a large office and professional staff
·
Proven leadership
in team building, and demonstrated ability to achieve results
·
Extensive
knowledge of the local health systems
·
Previous
experience and understanding of USG funded programs
·
Experience of
working with KVP or related programs
·
Demonstrated experience
in one or more of the following areas: HIV/AIDS, STIs and/or Family Planning
·
Demonstrated
ability to develop working relationships with local government, key
stakeholders and other agencies
·
Demonstrated
experience in writing quarterly and annual report, as well as documentation of
program results
·
Excellent written
and oral communication and presentation skills in English and Kiswahili
·
Ability to travel
up to 60%
______________________________________________________________________________
Deputy Zonal Program
Manager (1 position in Tabora)
Position Overview: Under
supervision of the Zonal Program Manager (based in Shinyanga), the Deputy Zonal
Program Manager will be responsible for coordination, implementation and
oversight of all Sauti activities in Igunga, Nzega and Tabora Municipal. S/he will
participate in the management of finances, procurement, sub-grantees and human
resources. The incumbent will build and maintain partnerships with the regional
government and other key KVP stakeholders in the region. Under the leadership
and supervision of the Zonal Program Manager, s/he will work closely with
Regional and District authorities, Health Teams, KVP-focused CBOs/CSOs,
Community Leaders, KVP groups, and PLHIV groups to implement an integrated
package of KVP-centered HIV prevention interventions.
Job requirements:
·
Advanced degree
in program management (e.g. MBA), healthcare management or other relevant
field. Degree in clinical medicine or
nursing desirable.
·
At least 5 years
demonstrated experience implementing and managing healthcare programs (This
includes human resources, procurement and sub-grantee management, development
of regional strategies, budget and work plans)
·
Experience in
managing a mid-sized office and professional staff
·
Proven leadership
in team building, and demonstrated ability to achieve results
·
Extensive
knowledge of the local health systems
·
Previous
experience and understanding of USG funded programs
·
Experience of
working with KVP or related programs
·
Demonstrated
experience in one or more of the following areas: HIV/AIDS, STIs and/or Family
Planning
·
Demonstrated
ability to develop working relationships with local government, key
stakeholders and other agencies
·
Demonstrated
experience in writing quarterly and annual report, as well as documentation of
program results
·
Excellent written
and oral communication and presentation skills in English and Kiswahili
·
Ability to travel
up to 60%
______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
Senior Biomedical
Prevention and Treatment Advisor (1 Position, based in Dar es Salaam)
Position Overview: The
Senior Biomedical Prevention/Treatment Advisor will serve as the main technical
advisor for all Sauti KVP-focused HIV biomedical prevention interventions. S/he
will lead the design and oversee the implementation of culturally
appropriate biomedical interventions at the national and regional level. The
incumbent will provide technical guidance, monitoring and technical assistance
to the MOHSW, R/CHMTs, CBOs, HIV/AIDS care and treatment partners, and other
KVP-focused stakeholders in Tanzania. S/he will work with the Technical
Director to ensure that comprehensive HIV prevention is built and sustained
across the local and central government structures, and local CBOs. The
candidate will also work closely with the MOHSW’s National AIDS Control Program (NACP),
Ministry of Home Affairs, Prime Minister’s Office Regional Authorities and Local
Government, and TACAIDS, cooperating partners and other stakeholders in the
areas of HIV/AIDS biomedical prevention to support the implementation of
national level health policies and strategies in relation to
KVP-programming. S/he will promote and ensure proper integration of HIV
biomedical prevention activities with other activities particularly those
related to reproductive health, family planning, and tuberculosis. S/he will
participate in the design and implementation of operational research to inform
programming. S/he will supervise
Regional Biomedical Advisors in all Sauti regions.
Job requirements:
•
Medical degree
(doctor, clinical officer or nurse) required, with additional post-graduate
training in medical or public health desirable
•
At least 8 years
demonstrated experience working in one or more areas of biomedical HIV
prevention including: HIV care and
treatment (required), HIV counseling and testing, PMTCT, home-based care,
voluntary medical male circumcision, or other applicable area.
·
Experience in
managing a large HIV prevention and treatment portfolio, including provision of
clinical services (HIV/AIDS ART, PMTCT)
·
Excellent grasp
of clinical issues and current literature HIV/AIDS, family planning, TB and
STIs
·
Proven leadership
skills, as well as skills in training, facilitation, team building and
coordination
·
Experience in
managing a team of 10 or more professional staff
·
Strong change
management, results-oriented and decision-making skills
·
Strong leadership
and technical capacity to support service delivery, especially at the community
level
·
Ability to work
in a complex environment with multiple tasks, short deadlines and intense
pressure to perform
·
Excellent written
and oral communication and presentation skills in English and Kiswahili.
·
Experience and
understanding of USAID-funded programs
·
Experience in KVP
programming
·
Experience in
planning, developing, implementing and evaluating HIV public health programs
·
Ability to travel
nationally and internationally up to 60%
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
Biomedical
Advisor (1 position in Kilimanjaro)
Position Overview: The
Biomedical Advisor will provide technical oversight and direction for the
biomedical interventions in the region. S/he will collaborate with the
Biomedical/Treatment Advisor in Dar to provide technical assistance on the
provision of KVP-focused HIV prevention, family planning, STIs, GBV and TB
screening. S/he will collaborate and build the capacity of care and treatment
and FP implementers in the region in provision of KVP-friendly services. The
incumbent will also provide guidance, monitoring and technical assistance on
biomedical/treatment services to the MOHSW, R/CHMTs, HIV/AIDS prevention, care
and treatment partners, and KVP-focused CBOs in the specific regions. S/he will
provide technical and programmatic assistance that incorporates evidence-based
best practices in the design, implementation, coordination, monitoring and
evaluation of the HIV biomedical prevention and treatment programming, and work
closely with MOHSW and other government and non-government agencies to
implement culturally appropriate interventions, advocating for increased
community based interventions. S/he will work with the Technical Director
to ensure that that comprehensive HIV prevention is built and sustained across
the local and central government structures, and local CBOs. S/he will
promote and ensure proper integration of HIV biomedical prevention activities
with other activities particularly those related to reproductive health, family
planning, and tuberculosis.
Job requirements:
•
Medical degree
(doctor or nursing) required, with additional post-graduate training in public
health desirable
•
At least 8 years
demonstrated experience working in one or more areas of biomedical HIV
prevention including: HIV care and
treatment (required), HIV counseling and testing, PMTCT, home-based care,
and/or voluntary medical male circumcision.
·
Experience in
overseeing the technical implementation of an HIV prevention and treatment or related clinical services portfolio
·
Proven
supervision and leadership skills, as well as skills in training, facilitation,
team building and coordination
·
Strong leadership
and technical capacity to support service delivery, especially at the community
level
·
Excellent written
and oral communication and presentation skills in English and Kiswahili.
·
Experience in KVP
or related programs
·
Experience in
planning, developing, implementing and evaluating HIV public health programs
·
Experience
working in the Tanzanian public health sector highly desirable particularly in
areas of HTC, HIV care and treatment, family planning, and TB.
·
Excellent grasp
of clinical issues and current literature HIV/AIDS, family planning, TB and
STIs
·
Strong change
management, results-oriented and decision-making skills
·
Experience
working with USG programs is highly desirable
·
Experience and
understanding of the PEPFAR framework is desirable
·
Ability to travel
up to 30%
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
The Commodities & Logistics
Management Technical Advisor (1 position in Dar
es Salaam)
Position Overview
The
Commodities & Logistics Management Technical Advisor will provide
technical, management and coordination services to Sauti team. S/he will be
responsible for accurate planning, implementation, and effective management of
all commodities necessary for the delivery of community –based HIV testing and
counseling, family planning, sexually transmitted infections testing and
treatment services, and other related services. The incumbent will be
responsible for forecasting, ordering, specialized handling, storage,
distribution, monitoring utilization, and reporting of logistics data in line
with Sauti Commodity and Supplies Logistics System. S/he will ensure effective
systems are put in place to track inventory from the point of receiving (i.e.
Sauti Procurement Team and/or Regional/District Health Facilities), storage,
dispatch, and distribution level. S/he will also ensure that the inventory
movement and details are tracked up to the disposal level. The incumbent will
work with CBHTC+ Logistics Assistants and the biomedical team at large to
ensure timely distribution of HIV/FP and other commodities to all Sauti regions;
and will collaborate with the Stores Officers located at various Jhpiego
warehouses. S/he will also engage with central and zonal SCMS/MSD focal persons
to ensure consistent and uninterrupted supply of HIV/FP commodities and other
materials. S/he will provide technical assistance to the regional/district
authorities by engaging Pharmacists, Laboratory Technologists, Supply Officers,
R/DACCs, and R/DRCHCOs. S/he will also be responsible for the preparation and
submission of various reports to Sauti leadership, MOHSW, R/CHMT and the donor,
and represent Sauti in various national, regional and HIV/FP implementing
partners’ commodities security and logistics technical working groups.
Job requirements:
·
Minimum of
diploma in Nursing, Laboratory Technology, Pharmacy, or equivalent
·
At least five (3)
years of experience in project management, supervisory duties or equivalent
experience
·
At least three
(3) years’ experience in logistics/supply chain management and/or public
health commodities management, especially HIV testing and family planning
commodities;
·
Experience in Inventory
and Asset Management
·
Proficiency in
common computer packages (e.g. Word, Excel, Power Point) relevant to the
work and eagerness and ability to learn Forecasting and Supply planning
software (Pipeline, Lab Tool)
·
Excellent report
writing skills and high level of computer literacy with strong communication
skills (verbal and written)
·
Ability to handle
a variety of different assignments sometimes under pressure of deadlines.
·
Strong
interpersonal communication skills and ability to advocate and bring about
consensus with senior government officials and numerous stakeholders;
·
Previous
experience working with USG funded programs, development agencies, URT and local implementing partners
·
Ability to work
in a complex environment with multiple tasks, short deadlines and intense
pressure to perform.
·
Excellent written
and oral communication and presentation skills in English and Kiswahili.
·
Ability to travel
up to 60%
_____________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
Clinical Services
(HIV/Family Planning) Program Officer (1 position in Kilimanjaro and 1 position in Tabora)
Position Overview: The
Clinical Services (HIV/Family Planning) Program Officer will provide technical support in the
implementation and expansion of integrated quality HIV/FP services to both key populations
(KPs) and vulnerable populations (VPs) in drop in centers (DICs), designated
health facilities near hotspots, and through mobile/outreach services. S/he
will responsible for the overall management of clinical service provision at
site level including point of care CD4 testing, and contribute to the
systematization and establishment of referrals/linkages with HIV/AIDS care and
treatment and other services. S/he will provide oversight in the provision of HIV
counseling and testing services, TB, GBV, alcohol and drug screening and
referrals, care and treatment referrals and provision of adherence counseling
for KVPs with HIV. The incumbent will also collaborate with the family planning
leads to ensure quality and safe delivery of family planning services at
designated sites, using both short and long acting FP methods. The incumbent
will also conduct trainings on provision of KVP-friendly services, and lead the
mentorship/apprenticeship program in select KVP centers of excellence. S/he
will be the main overseer of all clinical care related services for KVPs,
including addressing the health needs of KVPs PLHIVs. S/he will also
collaborate with MOHSW, care and treatment implementers, home-based care
partners, and communities to support KVPs’ retention within HIV prevention and
treatment continuum, and connecting clinical services to KVPs at home.
Job requirements:
·
Medical, clinical
officer or nursing degree, advanced degree in public health, MBA
·
At least 5 years
demonstrated experience working in HIV prevention and treatment, and family
planning
·
Robust clinical
experience in HIV/AIDS testing and counseling, care and treatment, and family planning
·
Experience in
KVP-focused clinical services is a plus
·
Excellent
written, presentation, communication and organizational skills in both English
and Kiswahili
·
Demonstrated
experience in clinical training and mentoring
·
The ability to
liaise with senior MOHSW officials from national, regional and district
level and representatives of NGOs/ CBOs
·
Demonstrated
in-depth understanding of Tanzania healthcare system, particularly the public
health system
·
Ability to travel
up to 30%
______________________________________________________________________________
Monitoring and
Evaluation Officer (1 position in Dar es Salaam)
Position Overview: The M&E officer will be responsible for the
routine monitoring of all the activity programs in alignment with the Sauti
M&E plan and the performance monitoring plan. S/he will work closely with
the regional M&E Officers to operate efficient systems in Dar es Salaam,
Lindi and Morogoro region. S/he will provide timely and relevant information to
Senior M&E Advisor, program and technical staff, and other project
stakeholders. S/he will contribute to strengthening the M&E capacity of
sub-grantees. S/he will also participate in Sauti research activities and
support consultants as required.
Job requirements:
·
University degree
in demography, statistics, sociology,
community development, and/or other relevant disciplines
·
Post-graduate
diploma in M&E desirable
·
Strong computer skills;
be able to run Pivot tables, SPSS
·
3- 5 years of
work experience supporting M&E of activities in one or more of the
following fields, HIV/AIDS, sexual and
reproductive health, or family planning
·
Experience in
monitoring and evaluation of health and/or development projects
·
Experience in
monitoring and tracking performance indicators
·
Experience of
using database to track and record project indicators
·
Experience in
using qualitative and quantitative methodologies in supporting operational
research
·
Experience in
writing monthly and quarterly data reports
·
Demonstrated
ability in project report writing and publications
·
Ability to
effectively communicate project monitoring performance indicators to partners
·
Experience of
working in USG funded programs in an added advantage
·
Excellent
written, oral and presentation skills in English and Kiswahili
·
Excellent
analytical and problem-solving skills, with a strong eye for detail.
·
Effective
training/facilitation skills
·
Experience
of working in a research environment or information-generating context.
Strong interpersonal skills.
Strong interpersonal skills.
·
Demonstrated
skills in working with sub-grantees to strengthen their M&E capacity
·
Excellent
oral and written communication skills in English and Kiswahili.
·
Ability to travel
up to 40% of time
______________________________________________________________________________
Data Manager (1 position in
Tabora and 1 position in Kilimanjaro)
Position Overview: The Data Manager is responsible for
providing high quality data entry, data management and quality control of data.
S/he is also responsible for running outputs and cross-checking with the
original data source to ensure accuracy, and running reports for program
managers. In addition, the data manager will be responsible for conducting
internal data quality assessments and developing data quality improvement plans. The person in this position must be able to
work independently, be experienced in data management using databases, and
preferably be comfortable working in health facilities.
Job requirements:
·
Diploma in IT,
EMR, - Bachelor Degree will be an added advantage.
·
2 – 5 years of
experience working with data entry and management
·
Trained in Ms Excel,
Ms Access, Epi-info, SPSS, and other software
·
Experience
working with health data and input to the Health Management Information System
·
Experience
working with providers and client level
data
·
Experience with
DQA, and developing data quality improvement plans
·
Experience
working with databases and software programs, including PROMIS
·
Excellent
oral and written communication skills in English and Kiswahili.
·
Ability to travel
up to 30% of time
______________________________________________________________________________
Admin Assistant (1 position in Kilimanjaro)
Position Overview: The Administrative Assistant is
responsible for providing administrative and office support to the Sauti
Kilimanjaro office to ensure smooth running of the office. This includes
providing administrative/office support to visitors and/or consultants. Assist with the maintenance of office assets,
stores management and requesting for supplies/equipment needed for the Office.
S/he will work closely with the Regional Program Manager, Kilimanjaro to ensure
administrative functions are implemented and will proactively identify gaps and
make suggestions for improvement.
Job requirements:
·
Minimum Diploma
in Office Administration or related field and/or minimum 2 years relevant
experience
·
Secretarial
training and office/Administration management.
·
Experience
working in a busy office within the private sector especially with an
international organization
·
Computer skills
including demonstrated hands on-experience with MS Word, MS Power Point, and MS
Excel.
·
Basic store
keeping or asset management experience will be an added advantage
·
Proficiency in
both written and spoken English and Kiswahili.
·
A broad variety
of administrative, office management and computer skills
·
Excellent
organizational skills including the ability to handle a variety of assignments
sometimes under pressure of deadlines.
·
Be cooperative,
hardworking, flexible & dependable.
·
Ability to
communicate effectively, instilling trust and confidence.
·
Excellent
interpersonal and communication skills.
·
Be of high
integrity and have a sense of confidentiality
·
Be willing to
take on extra responsibilities in order to achieve the goals/objectives set by
the organization
·
Ability to travel
up to 40% of the time
______________________________________________________________________________
Program Assistant (1 position in
Dar es Salaam and 1 position in Kilimanjaro)
Position Overview: To
provide activity planning and implementation support for the Sauti Program
activities, including workshops, trainings, conferences, field surveys, project
assessments, meetings etc.
Job requirements:
·
Degree in social
science or related degree; or Advanced Diploma with a good pass in English. Secretarial training and office management
skills highly desirable.
·
Demonstrated
basic accounting skills with experience in petty cash management.
·
Excellent
computer skills (including MsWord, and MsExcel)
·
Previous
experience in administration including development of budgets and
correspondence
·
Previous
experience in organizing meetings, agendas and handling cash advance payments
·
Excellent
interpersonal skills and organizational skills
·
Previous
experience working with USG funded programs and local implementing partners is
highly desired
·
Ability to work
in an efficient and prompt manner in areas of correspondence, logistics for
local travel, filing, and record-keeping.
·
Excellent
interpersonal, written and oral communication skills in English and Kiswahili
·
Ability to travel
up to 40% time
FOR ALL POSITIONS - Tanzanian nationals who have
previous experience working with an international organization are preferred.
Jhpiego offers a competitive package selected
candidates in line with salary history, academic qualifications and relevant
experience.
To apply please indicate the position title and
region of reference on the envelop or subject line of your e-mail. Applications should also include an
up-to-date CV with three contactable professional references, a cover letter
and your salary history. Applications
which do NOT include ALL of these elements will NOT be considered.
The application should be addressed to:
Senior Human Resource Manager
Jhpiego
Plot 72, Block 45B, New Bagamoyo Road - Victoria
PO Box 9170
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
OR
send the application through email at: HRTZ@jhpiego.net
Please note that only shortlisted candidates will
be contacted. The closing date for applications is 9th November, 2015 at 5.00pm.
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