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• Manage the creation and adaption of relevant communication materials for Fistula Care plus Project.
• The Project Associate will also be responsible for dissemination of materials to appropriate audiences; monitoring and evaluating their use.
• Lead the advocacy, communication and reintegration activities of Fistula Care Project at the district and national level including providing guidance to development of materials to support these activities.
• Offer support the Senior Medical Associate to conduct quality improvement activities of EngenderHealth supported activities and all clinical aspects of EngenderHealth’s work
• Monitor, evaluate and support partners’ community mobilization activities to prevent fistula and increase access to fistula supported sites.
• In collaboration with MAP technical staff, design implement, monitor and evaluate Men and Partners activities within the context of community engagement in fistula.
• In collaboration with the project team, work on design, implementation and monitoring of fistula reintegration programming.
• Coordinate and strengthen counseling activities at partner sites through organization of counseling training and dissemination of counseling tools.
• Collaborate with relevant technical and administrative staff in Uganda, New York and elsewhere.
• Mentor and supervise relevant staff in Uganda Country Office on assigned tasks.
• Participate in dissemination and training activities of EH in the country, region and at international meetings.
• Ensure that lessons learned and potential best practices from activities mentioned above are well documented and disseminated.
• Where appropriate, represent EngenderHealth at relevant meetings with donors, implementing partners and other external audiences in the country.
• Perform any other duties and responsibilities as assigned by the Country Program Manager.

• The Program Associate – Community Engagement must possess a Graduate degree in Public Health or a related field
• At least five years’ experience in health programs, with at least 2 years of management experience.
• Proven ability to develop and manage budgets.
• Good working knowledge of reproductive health services including family planning, clinic-based, Maternity care; HIV prevention, care and treatment; informed choice and client-provider interaction; training in participatory and gender-sensitive approaches.
• Excellent writing and communication skills.
• Significant experience in providing field-based TA in area of RH in Africa preferred.
• Excellent documentation skills, able to write high level reports to donors, partner.
• Budgeting and computer literacy skills.
• Prior experience in Monitoring and evaluation experience with health programs

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