Masaka Diocesan Medical Services Ltd is a registered company limited by guarantee and not having share capital. The Company has undertaken to be the Distributer of JMS in the Greater Masaka region, involved in storage and sale of products, including pharmaceuticals, medical and surgical sundries, equipment and instrument as well as laboratory supplies. Therefore MDMSL distributes pharmaceutical supplies exclusively from JMS assured of their quality, safety and availability at all times to her consumers. MDMSL supplies these products to Government health facilities, PNFPs, Private for Profit health facilities, NGOs and well as pharmacies and drug shops within Greater Masaka.

Job Summary: The OVC Case Management Manager will support and manage the technical implementation of the USAID ICYD Activity across the 7 districts supported by MDMS. He/she will coordinate delivery of OVC programming, including transitioning of OVCs majority of whom are children living with HIV and vulnerable adolescent girls and will be responsible for rolling out national case management tools, assessing and enrolling OVC beneficiaries onto the program using the clinic as the primary entry point for identification and enrolment of beneficiaries, and delivering, coordinating, documenting and reporting on HIV and social protection services within an integrated referral network and case management system. The case management manager will work with other managers to ensure quality and efficient use of resources.

Key Duties and Responsibilities:

Supporting roll out of national case management standard operating procedures, tools, job aids, guidelines, and trainings for government and project staff.
Providing regular support supervision, coaching and mentoring the project team and community structure across the implementation districts
Strengthening bi-directional facility/community linkages towards improved OVC/AGYW continuum of care with focus on optimizing health and social services
Working with project team (project officers and social workers) to identify GBV, child protection and VAC issues and facilitate case conferences and referrals for services.
Overseeing and ensure case conferencing takes place between health facility and social welfare staff to support index testing, retention on care, ART adherence and viral load suppression for children and adolescents living with HIV.
Providing quality assurance towards strengthening case management and referral coordination.
Working closely with the ICYD capacity development team to coordinate and move forward capacity development as well as programming in tandem.
Liaising with the M&E team in tracking and reporting related targets.
Compile quarterly and annual progress reports on case management.
Participating in the development and execution of project work plans to ensure realization of project goals and objectives.
Leading the quality assurance team in assessing compliance to standards at implementation level
Promote quality and cost-effective interventions and outcomes while maintaining high standards of stewardship and accountability for all activity resources
Supporting and work with OVC manager to ensure harmonized planning and implementation of activities in respective thematic areas to achieve project goals.
Representing and promoting program interventions at regional and district level.
Perform duties and other tasks assigned by the OVC Program manager

Qualifications, Skills and Experience:

The applicant must hold a bachelor’s degree in public health, Social work, or other social science or field of study related to project scope of work required
A minimum of three years of working experience in supporting case management programming under USG supported OVC or similar programming
Knowledge of the national case management SOPs
Proven skills in support supervision, mentoring and coaching
Proven experience in the design, implementation, and management of case management programs in Uganda
Having worked with USAID supported projects involved in OVC programming is an added advantage.

How to Apply:

All candidates should hand deliver their application letters together with relevant academic documents, photocopy of national ID, an updated CV indicating 3 recognized referees, their addresses and functioning telephone contacts. The applications should be addressed to:

The Diocesan Health Coordinator

Masaka Diocese

P.O. Box 14

Masaka-Uganda

Tel: +256 786 814912

NB: Only shortlisted candidates shall be contacted for interviews

Deadline: 6^th November 2021

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