TB/HIV Services 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.
TB/HIV SERVICES COORDINATOR – 1 POST (Re-advert)
AC/2/90/13- CHS
Location: Kiambu
The ideal candidates shall possess a Diploma in
Clinical Medicine and further training in public health. Those with work
experience in the public sector and with training in TB, TB/HIV, MDRTB and ART
will have a distinct advantage. Among other responsibilities, applicants will:
• In collaboration with the DHMT (DLTC), scale up
implementation of TB/HIV collaborative activities.
• Provide quality and timely technical support to
outpatient departments of the hospitals, TB clinics
and HIV clinics for the implementation of TB/HIV
collaborative activities
• Establishment of baseline data on TB/HIV
collaborative activities
• Work in collaboration with the DHMTs/HFMTs to
integrate drug resistant TB diagnosis and
treatment in all TB programs
• Work deliberately towards reduction of stigma,
discrimination and other barriers to accessing TB and HIV care
• Enhance supporting in the utilization of the
standard reporting format/tools in place for all TB and HIV interventions as
per the national guidelines
• Develop and coordinate an effective and efficient
referral systems of TB and HIV patients to
appropriate service provision centres for HIV
counseling, screening, care , support and treatment
• Participate in supportive supervision visits to TB
and HIV diagnostic and care facilities
• Provide on –the-job training for providers, prepare
reports on supervisory visits and provide
feedback on achievements and constraints for action by
the DHMT/HFMT through DTLC.
• Train and mentor community health volunteers to
strengthen defaulter tracing and treatment
adherence for TB/HIV.
• Prepare regular and timely monthly, quarterly and
annual reports and share key findings and best practices in relevant
project/stakeholders.
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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