Coordinator
Treatment Programs
(CDC)
work in partnership with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC),
ICAP to conduct a Population-based HIV Impact Assessments (PHIAs) in specific
PEPFAR-supported countries. Each PHIA will define the status of the national
HIV epidemic, guide global and local allocation of funding and resources based
on evidence, and integrate capacity building of country stakeholders in the
design, conduct, analysis, and use of PHIAs.
will be responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations of a national
population-level HIV impact assessment (PHIA) in Uganda. The Coordinator will
be responsible for coordinating all of the PHIA’s day-to-day activities in
country, coordinate local institutional review board reviews and approvals,
coordinate and support the field team, oversee the activities of
sub-contractors, and support the overall implementation of the PHIA. The
incumbent will also actively support the training of staff on the study
protocol, procedures, policies, relevant regulations and also ensure that the
study protocol, standard operating procedures (SOPs), and other relevant
policies and regulations are being followed. The Project Coordinator will
report study site progress and maintain study regulatory files. The Project
Coordinator will provide oversight and management of specific in-country PHIA
staff, to be determined, and will assist with the oversight of in-country
sub-contracted survey and lab organizations.
- Technically
support all aspects of the PHIA project, including protocol development
and implementation, institutional review board submissions and maintenance
of regulatory files. - Technically
support with recruiting, training and supervision of other ICAP PHIA
project staff, as needed. - Understand
and adhere to the protocol, SOPs, and other appropriate regulations,
procedures and policies; assist in drafting and revising SOPs and training
manuals, as needed. - Ensure that
PHIA staff maintain confidentiality of study participants and adhere to
principles of Good Clinical Practice (GCP) and ethics of human subjects
research. - Carry out
frequent field visits to ensure timely recruitment of participants and collection
of high quality data. - Work closely
with, support and coordinate outside contractors to ensure timely
completion of contracted scopes of work while adhering to GCP and
protection of human subjects research. - Work closely
with representatives from the Ministries of Health (MoH) and CDC to
discuss progress of the project and to address any challenges or issues
that arise during conduct of the project. - Support
communication needs of local and international investigators through
organizing meetings, conference calls, and regular interactions. - Prepare
progress and other reports and study documents, as assigned. - Actively
participate in the preparation of scientific analyses, abstracts and
publications. - Assist with
capacity building workshops. - Perform other
duties, as assigned.
- The applicant
should hold an MPH or equivalent professional degree - At least
three to five years of research experience as a Project Coordinator. - Significant
experience supervising project teams. - Demonstrated
experience working in low-resource settings. - Excellent
verbal and written communication skills in English. - Excellent
verbal and written communication skills in Swahili languages.
updated CV via email with a subject title “PHIA Project – Project Coordinator”
to [email protected].
submitting on line. Only short listed applicants will be contacted.
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