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• Provide
  quality counselling services to MUg Clients, their families and supported
  communities; that empower them to cope with prevailing situations, make
  informed decisions and live positively for improved quality of life.
• Actively
  participate in and support the efficient and effective team working in the
  Counselling department to deliver quality and cohesive counselling
  interventions that support improved health outcomes for MUg clients and
  supported sites
• Provide
  and maintain High quality counselling services to the clients and their
  families, guided by Standard counselling guidelines
• Participate
  in creation of strong linkages and good collaboration within the
  communities and other stakeholders, so as to increase demand for services
  and contribute to the overall organizational goals
• Effectively
  utilize and account for departmental funds received for planned activities
  so as to achieve departmental goals using the available resources
• Participate
  in capacity building activities within the department and in liaison with
  the Training and Education function to build knowledge and skills of
  health workers in Counselling so as to improve counselling services both
  at MUg and supported sites
• Actively
  participate in operational research as part of departmental undertakings
  and in liaison with Research and Strategic Information department to
  demonstrate best practices and contribute to new knowledge
• Perform
  any other tasks as may be assigned by your Supervisor.

• The
  applicants should hold Bachelor’s degrees in guidance and counseling or
  clinical psychology.
• A
  minimum of three years’ experience in clinical counseling
• With
  knowledge and experience in HIV/AIDS management
• Ability
  to work under pressure; and in sympathy with the Christian values of
  Mildmay Uganda.
• Excellent
  communication and interpersonal skills, Proficiency in various Microsoft
  office packages and working knowledge of English and local language(s) are
  crucial.
• Evidence
  of a non-judgemental approach regarding race, religion, culture, sexuality
  and lifestyle is critical.

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