Officer
International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF) whose core mandate is
promoting high quality, high-impact and gender sensitive Sexual &
Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) information and services through capacity
building, specialized service delivery, issue specific advocacy and building
strategic partnerships.
Gap (CtG) project” in Kampala, Apac, and Lira district. The overall project
goal is to improve the quality, accessibility, and availability of long term
family planning services in these districts. The project will build the
capacity of RHU and partner clinics, and improve access to Long Acting
Contraceptive methods (LARCs) by vulnerable, under underserved women in the
project areas.
Officer will be responsible for the day to day implementation and monitoring of
the “Closing the Gap’” project activities at local and district level with
support by the Project Coordinator. S/he will work in collaboration with
district partners in health and also provide technical support to service
providers in selected project clinics in the provision of quality SRHR
information and services with focus of LARCs and Post Abortion Care (PAC).
- Actively coordinate and monitor project
activities to ensure attainment of planned results and desired learning in
a timely manner - Provide technical back-stopping to service
providers on long-term family planning methods, and provision of
high-quality, culturally-appropriate SRH information and education to
clients. - Document case studies, success stories,
and lessons learntin a systematic manner and share information gathered
from monitoring, documentation and operations research with the Project
Coordinator and other stakeholders - Ensure timely, accurate and comprehensive
reporting, adhering to organizational and donor requirements - Develop and maintain networks with Project
partners, local district authorities, communities and other significant
stakeholders - Perform any other professional duties as
may be assigned by the supervisor
- The Project Officer should hold a Bachelor’s
Degree in Nursing; Diploma in Clinical Medicine or Midwifery/Nursing from
an accredited institution - At least five years’ experience in
Reproductive Health Service Delivery, especially long term family
planning, as well as proven training and experience in project management.
- Detailed working knowledge concerning
integrated Sexual and Reproductive Health services. Skills in offering
related training, quality of care assessment, supervision, excellent
writing skills and provision of feedback. - Demonstrated leadership, administration
and motivation skills, organizational ability and ability to multi-task
and deliver accurate and complete results in an efficient and timely
manner. Proven ability to work effectively with minimum supervision and
under pressure, and ability to coach, guide, and build task oriented
teams. - Applicants with previous NGO experience
will have added advantage.
hand-deliver them including an application letter and attach certified copies
of academic transcripts, a detailed Curriculum Vitae and other relevant
certificates plus contact addresses (e-mail) of three referees including day
time telephone numbers to:
Kampala Or hand-deliver at: RHU Head Office, Plot 2, Katego Road, Kamwokya (Opposite
Uganda Museum)
contacted. Female applicants are encouraged to apply
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