Regional Project Officer (1)

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Position summary:

The Regional Project Officer reports to the Zonal Program Manager and serves as liaison between the COE and Scale Up districts. She/he advises field division management and requests clinical specialists based on facility needs. She/he also represents Baylor-Tanzania by serving on regional health committees and identifying activities for partnerships and appropriate commitment of resources.

 

Duties and Responsibilities

• Develop project activity strategy with timely and regularly review implementation work plans

• Develop/adopt relevant materials to support field activities

• Plan, implement and maintain record of field activities

• Monitor and report on relevant activities and impact

• Liaise with the relevant partners, stakeholders and collaborator at activity level

• Providing education to medical trainees regarding pediatric and general HIV/AIDS care

• Providing technical assistance to health care providers in pediatric and general HIV/AIDS prevention, diagnosis, care, treatment and complications both within the COE as well as in outside facilities

• Actively participating in CPD activities and other meetings in all clinical and educational settings

• Assist in Data collection in the region

• Other specific tasks as assigned

 

Qualifications / Skills

• Holder of a Doctorate of Medicine (MD) degree or Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery/Chirurgery (MBCHB) from an accredited institution

• Registered by the Tanganyika Medical Council as a Medical Doctor having completed internship with at least one year working experience

• Proficiency in general pediatric and adult medical care

• Knowledge and experience in general paediatric care and HIV care and treatment

• Familiarity with word processing and spreadsheet computer programs

• Experience in Project management, report writing, working and coordinating activities with the government and other partners

• Knowledge and experience in working with USAID programme is an added advantage

 

How to apply:

 

If you are qualified and wish to join Baylor – Tanzania, Apply in confidence by submitting an application letter, a detailed CV, relevant copies of your certificates, and the names and contact information for three referees.

Application should reach Baylor – Tanzania not later than August 30th, 2019.

 

APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS:

Addressed to:

The Executive Director, Baylor College of Medicine Children's

Foundation - Tanzania

P.O. Box 2663, Mbeya Tanzania

Or

hrbaylortanzania.or.tz