Malaria Consortium is one of the world's leading non-profit
organizations which is dedicated to the comprehensive control of malaria
and other communicable diseases in Africa and Southeast Asia. Malaria
consortium(MC) works with communities, Government and non-Governmental
agencies, academic institutions, local and international organizations
to ensure good evidence support delivery of effective services,
providing technical support for monitoring and evaluation of programmes
and activities for evidence-based decision making and strategic
planning.
Malaria Consortium has recently become a sub-recipient
for the integrated Community Case Management (iCCM) component of the New
Funding Model (NFM) grant dedicated to fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and
Malaria. Malaria Consortium is also the implementing partner for the
UNITAID funded project titled Achieving Catalytic Expansion of SMC in
the Sahel to Save Lives (ACCESS-SMC) in Nigeria. Both projects are
seeking to recruit competent staff to fill the following vacancies;
OPERATIONS OFFICER - TECHNICAL, ACCESS-SMC
The
project seeks to employ an Operations Officer, who will be responsible
for providing Technical support to the operations in the state offices
for efficient Programme implementation. The officer will among others
things ensure technical quality around MDA commodities including supply
chain management.
Additional responsibilities will include;
Support
the state coordinator by providing input into state work plans, micro
plans, budgeting, scheduling and coordination of state level activities;
Monitor
and report on project performance framework and indicators including
SMC commodity distribution, training, and data management;
Provide
support to Pharmacovigilance activities, working with state PV
coordinator in keeping track of all adverse reaction and reporting.;
Manage and record distribution of SMC drugs and other commodities to LGAs and wards;
Develop a commodities distribution plan, which will include supervision, quality control, evaluation and reporting;
Support state level Monitoring and Evaluation activities, including surveys;
QUALIFICATION
Candidates
must have a degree in medicine, pharmacy, public health or a related
field with a minimum of 5 years' experience in public health programs.
A masters degree in public health will be an advantage.
S/he
must have demonstrable experience working with Mass Drug Administration
and campaigns as well as experience in logistics management.
S/he must also have experience in the design and implementation of health related project assessment, monitoring and evaluation.
Knowledge of health system structure within the Nigerian context would be an advantage.
SERVICE DELIVERY OFFICER (ICCM PROJECT, NIGER)
The
project seeks to employ a Service Delivery Officer who will work with
the State Coordinator and project team to provide technical support in
the direct implementation of projects for GF, NFM and iCCM activities.
The SDO will focus on identifying, training, and supervision of health
facilities and community health workers in the state of assignment.
S/he will also ensure an effective and efficient supply chain mechanism for iCCM commodities.
ADDITIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES WILL INCLUDE;
Take
the lead in coordinating, supervising and reporting all procurement,
logistics and supply chain activities as well as ensuring compliance
with the projects implementation plans;
Support continuous
improvement processes including training and supervisory activities on
CORPs and health facility and community volunteers;
Work closely with
demand creation officers to map, profile and identify catchment areas,
health facilities, and local government areas for the implementation of
iCCM activities;
Preparation and dissemination of activity reports, learning documents and quarterly lessons to the state coordinator;
Contribute
to the project planning phase and exit strategy and ensure accurate
capture relevant project activities, promote sustainability and smooth
transitioning of the project to the government;
Ensure all roll out and project service delivery activities meet international standards of quality;
QUALIFICATION
Candidates
must have a medical degree or a degree in pharmacy, public health or a
related field with 3-5 years' experience in public health programs.
A master's degree in public health or epidemiology will be an advantage.
S/he must have demonstrable experience working with medical supplies procurement and supply chain and logistics management.
Knowledge
of public health principles, control of malaria, pneumonia, diarrhoea
and health system structure within the Nigerian context would be an
advantage.
TO APPLY
Interested candidates who
meet the above requirements should submit a copy of their recent CV
using the name of the position as the subject of the email to vacancies@gridconsulting.net.
All applications must be submitted latest Friday 1st July, 2016. Please note that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
DUE DATE: 1 July, 2016
Jobs at Malaria Consortium via Grid Consulting
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