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• Developing QC/QA systems ( internal quality
  control system and external quality control system and standard operating
  procedures and manuals) in line with MoH guidelines and ensuring their use in across all supported
  facilities in Masaka region
• Overseeing quality improvement and assurance
  plans at various levels in Masaka region.
• Assist in conducting capacity building and
  technical assistance initiatives
  for quality improvement and assurance.
• Guide quality improvement and assurance team
  meetings and specialty training sessions.
• Review quality improvement and assurance review
  findings, and formulate recommendations to improve the quality of local standards of care.
• Works collaboratively with the Ministry of
  Health, CDC and other stakeholders to continuously document and improve
  implementation of quality improvement and assurance processes for People
  Living with HIV/AIDS.
• Oversee the addressing of all gaps identified during SIMS
  assessments across the Masaka region
• Coordinate trainings and on site mentorships on
  quality improvement and assurance.
• Mentor technical support teams (TSTs) to
  support the health workers integrate quality improvement and assurances within the health care
  services for people living with HIV.
• Generate required reports in regard to quality
  improvement and assurance

• The
  ideal candidate for the Regional Quality Improvement Manager job
  opportunity should hold a Bachelor’s degree in clinical Medicine or related health field
• Post graduate training in Public Health and or
  related field will be an added advantage
• Specialized training in Quality Improvement
  approaches and models
• Registration with the appropriate council
• Three years of experience in implementing quality improvement and
  assurance in HIV/AIDS health care.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal
  skills.
• Comprehensive knowledge and experience in
  clinical HIV/AIDS with emphasis on planning and implementation of quality
  assurance in public health
  care settings.
• Extensive working knowledge of HIV/AIDS public
  health programs, strategies, methods, processes and techniques used to
  plan, develop, implement and evaluate results related to quality
  improvement.
• Knowledge of US Government programming policies and regulations,
  procedures and practices.

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