International
– Health
providing help to deprived, excluded and vulnerable children to have the
capacity to improve their lives and opportunity to become young adults, parents
and leaders who bring lasting and positive change to their communities. We
promote societies whose individuals and institutions participate in valuing,
protecting and advancing the worth and rights of children.
and child survival project in 4 sub counties in Busia District. The purpose of
the project is to increase availability, access and utilization of high quality
health services both at community and health facilities. This will be done by
improving access and quality of ECD services and strengthening health systems
both at community and health facility.
Officer – Maternal, Newborn and Child Survival will steer the training and
mentoring of community health volunteers in the project Area and facilitate
health care quality improvement initiatives at health facility and community
level.
Responsibilities:
- The incumbent will prepare project Work
plans and budgets. - Take lead in the training and mentoring of
community health volunteers in the Project Area. - Build and strengthen linkages between
communities and health facilities. - Facilitate health care quality improvement
initiatives at health facility and community levels. - Coordinate the Project activities with
other stakeholders, local Government leaders and other non -Government
organizations within and outside the district. - Prepare activity, quarterly and annual
project reports - Document promising practices including
writing case stories, project briefs and other communication materials.
Experience:
- The ideal candidate for the ChildFund
Project Officer – Maternal, Newborn and Child Survival job opportunity
should preferably hold a medical background with at least a diploma in
Midwifery (Registered Midwife) or Clinical medicine and other Community
health. - Additional training in Public Health is an
added advantage. - The applicant must be registered with the
relevant professional council. - At least two years’ experience in
implementing community health projects - Computer Knowledge and skills in the use
of MS Office. - Excellent oral and written communication
skill - Willingness to work in a rural community.
- Ability to ride or willingness to learn
how to ride a motorcycle. - Knowledge of the local context is
desirable as he/she will constantly interface with the community members.
detailed Curriculum Vitae, academic and professional papers and names of three
professional referees with their Email/ daytime telephone contacts to: The
Country Director, ChildFund International, P.O. Box 3342, Kampala, Uganda
Email: [email protected] OR Hand deliver to ChildFund National Office
located on Plot 71/72 Namirembe Road P.O. Box 3341, Kampala. Uganda.
2017
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