Continuous Quality Improvement Coordinator
UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI - CRISPP PROJECT
Applications are invited for the following positions:-
The University of Nairobi’s School of Medicine,
through the Department of Clinical Medicine
and Therapeutics, College of Health Sciences, has received funding from
the US Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention to support the implementation of high quality, equitable, accessible, sustainable and comprehensive HIV
prevention, care and treatment and support
services in Nairobi and Central Kenya regions. To achieve this
objective, the Project seeks to fill the
following positions.
CONTINUOUS QUALITY IMPROVEMENT COORDINATOR – 1 POST
(Re-Advert)
-AC/2/87/13- CHS
Location: Kiambu
The QI and Training Coordinator will be responsible
for
• development and implementation of quality
improvement systems, protocols and procedures across program areas including
establishment of quality improvement committees and teams and quality
improvement plans • coordinating the development of standards of care and
standard operating procedures and advocating for adherence to these standards
• reviewing collected data and performing and
reporting descriptive statistical analyses to identifying patterns of quality concern
• conducting clinical chart reviews and analysis of
quality performance indicators across project sites, and reporting on trends in
quality of care
• identifying existing barriers to standards of care,
identification of training needs, citation of gaps between expected and current
practices, and recommendations on further revisions to the standards/capacity
building
• coordinate training and other capacity building
activities
The successful applicant will be expected to have a
minimum of a Bachelor’s degree in nursing with postgraduate qualifications in
public health. Strong candidates with diploma in nursing with HND in
epidemiology or public health will be considered. Successful candidates will
have at least 3 years’ experience in HIV programming and superior written and
oral communication skills and be computer literate with evidence of ability to
use statistical packages.
Please note that all the position is full-time and on
a one year contract renewable on
satisfactory performance and mutual agreement.
Please note also that the University of Nairobi is an
equal opportunity employer. Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.
NOTE:
Applicants should submit seven (7) copies of the
application letter and supporting documents stating their preferred location in
the letter to :-
The Principal,
College of Health Sciences,
P.O Box 30197 00100,
Nairobi.
CLOSING DATE: FRIDAY: MARCH 15, 2013
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