Nurse Counselors

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EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
International Medical Corps (IMC) an international non-profit NGO seeks to recruit applicants for the following positions for continuing Centers for Disease Control (CDC) funded project in Nyanza, Kenya. The goal of the project is to prevent new HIV infections through implementation and scale up of combination of evidence informed cost  effective prevention (Behavioral, Biomedical and Structural) interventions targeting Key Populations, general  population and youths. This program will be implemented in collaboration and partnership with the Ministry of Health - Government of Kenya’s (GoK) provincial, district, and facility level staff and other CDC implementing partners larger  Suba, Migori and Kisii County.

Nurse Counselors (2)
Roles and responsibilities 
 Provide counselling and psychosocial support to clients at the TEKELEZA drop in centres
 Liaise with the Ministry of Health and other partners in provision of HIV care and treatment to clients at the drop in centres.
 Coordinate and participate in evidence informed interventions targeting youth, Key Populations and the general population.
 Participate in community mobilization and education regarding HIV/AIDS, prevention and therapy.
Minimum requirements
1. Registered Nurse with 4-5 years’ experience in busy HIV care and treatment settings.
2. Basic HIV counselling Training and experience.3. Current nursing council practicing licence.
4. Willingness to work in Suba /Migori/Kisii.
5. Experience working with Key Populations is an added advantage

If you meet the requirements of the above positions, please send your application letter, detailed CV, phone and email contacts of three (3) referees to the attention of HR/Admin Manager, International Medical Corps (IMC) email address kenyajobs@internationalmedicalcorps.org on or before Friday, 27th September 2013. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. Kindly indicate the position on the subject line.

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