Apply: IRC Health Officer

Deadline: Ongoing

Location: Kebribeya, Ethiopia

The International Rescue Committee (IRC) is seeking to fill the position of Health Officer.

IRC is a global humanitarian aid, relief, and development non-governmental organisation.

Responsibilities

  • Ensure the goals and objectives of the project are met as per the project proposal, work plan and monitoring and evaluation plan
  • Ensure all specified HIV/AIDs and RH/FP activities are implemented in the refugee camp and the surrounding local communities
  • Liaise and build strong linkages and partnerships with other agencies, zonal, and woreda partners, ensuring service implementation in the targeted area
  • Implement activities focusing on prevention and behaviour change using community-based structures
  • Plan training and sensitisation sessions on HIV/AIDs and reproductive health preventions to the health providers and other beneficiaries
  • Represent IRC in coordination meetings, workshops, task force meetings, etc., in the respective refugee camps
  • Work closely with youth health club members on awareness-raising and condom distribution activities
  • Ensure the establishment and maintaining of quality data management system
  • Keep health programme activity records both in soft and hard copies and provide activity reports as the need arises
  • Ensure HIV/AIDs and reproductive health interventions are utilised per the standard protocols, policies, and guidelines as prescribed by the Ministry of Health and WHO
  • Help in conducting workshops, training, and presentations for Woreda health staff as per the project description

Requirements

  • Bachelor’s degree in Public Health, Nursing
  • Three years, minimum, of work experience for bachelor’s degree holders and two years of experience for postgraduate degree holders in Nursing or a similar field
  • Experience working in preventive HIV/AIDs refugee programming (preferable)
  • Good project management skills, ability to plan, coordinate, and supervise the implementation of community-based reproductive health and HIV/AIDs projects
  • Proven qualifications, experience, or training in community mobilisation and community health promotion
  • Experience in coordinating and facilitating training
  • Excellent written and spoken English

To apply and for more information, click here.

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