Candidates must have legal authorization to work in Tanzania to be considered for this position.
PATH, a nonprofit international health organization committed to improving health worldwide, is collaborating with the Tanzanian Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, National Tuberculosis and Leprosy Program, National AIDS Control Program, and the Association of Private Health Facilities of Tanzania to support a coordinated public- and private-sector response to tuberculosis and HIV with support and funding through USAID and the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR).
The District Coordinator will work under the direction of the PATH Regional Tuberculosis Specialist and Tuberculosis/HIV Project Director. This person will work in close collaboration with the Ministry of Health District Tuberculosis and Leprosy Coordinators, District HIV/AIDS Control Coordinators, and Council Health Management Team. The position will be based in the Bariadi, district in the Simiyu region of Tanzania. The District Coordinator will provide technical assistance to outpatient departments of hospitals, tuberculosis clinics, and HIV clinics for the implementation of joint tuberculosis-HIV program activities in the district. Specific responsibilities include:
- Establish baseline data on tuberculosis and HIV activities in the district.
- Develop and coordinate an effective referral system of tuberculosis and HIV patients to appropriate services for HIV counseling, screening, care, and treatment within the district or region.
- Conduct supervisory visits to tuberculosis 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 to the Zonal Tuberculosis/HIV Coordinator and the facilities visited.
- Prepare regular quarterly tuberculosis/HIV reports and present findings during relevant meetings.
- Participate in quarterly district meetings.
- Expertise in tuberculosis diagnosis and knowledge of treatment and/or counseling.
- Strong computer skills and knowledge of Microsoft Office package.
- Excellent verbal and written communications skills.
- Excellent oral, written, and presentation skills in English and Kiswahili.
Clinical officer with a diploma in clinical medicine or assistant medical officer with advanced diploma in medicine plus a minimum of three years of experience in public health and/or tuberculosis control or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Candidates must have legal authorization to work in Tanzania to be considered for this position. Only candidates who are currently located in Tanzania will be considered for this position.
PATH, a non-profit international health organization committed to improving health worldwide, is collaborating with the Tanzania Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, National Tuberculosis and Leprosy Program, National AIDS Control Program and the Association of Private Health Facilities of Tanzania to support a coordinated public and private sector response to tuberculosis and HIV with support and funding through USAID and the President's Emergency Plan for HIV/AIDS Relief (PEPFAR).
The District Coordinator will work in close collaboration with the Ministry of Health District Tuberculosis and Leprosy Coordinators, District HIV/AIDS Control Coordinators, and Council Health Management Team. The position will be based in the Ilemela District in the Mwanza region. The District Coordinator will provide technical assistance to Out-Patient Departments of hospitals, tuberculosis clinics, and HIV clinics for the implementation of joint tuberculosis-HIV program activities in the district. Specific responsibilities include:
- Establish baseline data on tuberculosis/HIV activities in the district.
- Develop and coordinate an effective referral system of tuberculosis and HIV patients to appropriate services for HIV counseling, screening, care and treatment within the district or region.
- Conduct supervisory visits to tuberculosis 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 to the Zonal Tuberculosis/HIV Coordinator, and the facilities visited.
- Prepare regular quarterly tuberculosis/HIV reports; present findings during relevant meetings.
- Participate in quarterly district meetings.
- Expertise in tuberculosis diagnosis and knowledge of treatment and/or counseling.
- Strong computer skills and knowledge of Microsoft Office package.
- Excellent verbal and written communications skills.
- Excellent oral, written, and presentation skills in English and Kiswahili.
Clinical Officer with a diploma in clinical medicine or Assistant Medical Officer with advanced diploma in medicine plus a minimum of three years of experience in public health and/or tuberculosis control; or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Candidates must have legal authorization to work in Tanzania to be considered for this position.
PATH, a nonprofit international health organization committed to improving health worldwide, is collaborating with the Tanzanian Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, National Tuberculosis and Leprosy Program, National AIDS Control Program, and the Association of Private Health Facilities of Tanzania to support a coordinated public- and private-sector response to tuberculosis and HIV with support and funding through USAID and the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR).
The District Coordinator will work under the direction of the PATH Regional Tuberculosis Specialist and Tuberculosis/HIV Project Director. This person will work in close collaboration with the Ministry of Health District Tuberculosis and Leprosy Coordinators, District HIV/AIDS Control Coordinators, and Council Health Management Team. The position will be based in Bukombe district in Geita region of Tanzania. The District Coordinator will provide technical assistance to outpatient departments of hospitals, tuberculosis clinics, and HIV clinics for the implementation of joint tuberculosis-HIV program activities in the district. Specific responsibilities include:
- Establish baseline data on tuberculosis and HIV activities in the district.
- Develop and coordinate an effective referral system of tuberculosis and HIV patients to appropriate services for HIV counseling, screening, care, and treatment within the district or region.
- Conduct supervisory visits to tuberculosis 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 to the Zonal Tuberculosis/HIV Coordinator and the facilities visited.
- Prepare regular quarterly tuberculosis/HIV reports and present findings during relevant meetings.
- Participate in quarterly district meetings.
- Expertise in tuberculosis diagnosis and knowledge of treatment and/or counseling.
- Strong computer skills and knowledge of Microsoft Office package.
- Excellent verbal and written communications skills.
- Excellent oral, written, and presentation skills in English and Kiswahili.
Clinical officer with a diploma in clinical medicine or assistant medical officer with advanced diploma in medicine plus a minimum of three years of experience in public health and/or tuberculosis control or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Candidates must have legal authorization to work in Tanzania to be considered for this position.
PATH, a nonprofit international health organization committed to improving health worldwide, is collaborating with the Tanzanian Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, National Tuberculosis and Leprosy Program, National AIDS Control Program, and the Association of Private Health Facilities of Tanzania to support a coordinated public- and private-sector response to tuberculosis and HIV with support and funding through USAID and the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR).
The District Coordinator will work under the direction of the PATH Regional Tuberculosis Specialist and Tuberculosis/HIV Project Director. This person will work in close collaboration with the Ministry of Health District Tuberculosis and Leprosy Coordinators, District HIV/AIDS Control Coordinators, and Council Health Management Team. The position will be based in Busega district in Simiyu region of Tanzania. The District Coordinator will provide technical assistance to outpatient departments of hospitals, tuberculosis clinics, and HIV clinics for the implementation of joint tuberculosis-HIV program activities in the district. Specific responsibilities include:
- Establish baseline data on tuberculosis and HIV activities in the district.
- Develop and coordinate an effective referral system of tuberculosis and HIV patients to appropriate services for HIV counseling, screening, care, and treatment within the district or region.
- Conduct supervisory visits to tuberculosis 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 to the Zonal Tuberculosis/HIV Coordinator and the facilities visited.
- Prepare regular quarterly tuberculosis/HIV reports and present findings during relevant meetings.
- Participate in quarterly district meetings.
- Expertise in tuberculosis diagnosis and knowledge of treatment and/or counseling.
- Strong computer skills and knowledge of Microsoft Office package.
- Excellent verbal and written communications skills.
- Excellent oral, written, and presentation skills in English and Kiswahili.
Clinical officer with a diploma in clinical medicine or assistant medical officer with advanced diploma in medicine plus a minimum of three years of experience in public health and/or tuberculosis control or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Candidates must have legal authorization to work in Tanzania to be considered for this position.
PATH, a nonprofit international health organization committed to improving health worldwide, is collaborating with the Tanzanian Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, National Tuberculosis and Leprosy Program, National AIDS Control Program, and the Association of Private Health Facilities of Tanzania to support a coordinated public- and private-sector response to tuberculosis and HIV with support and funding through USAID and the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR).
The District Coordinator will work under the direction of the PATH Regional Tuberculosis Specialist and Tuberculosis/HIV Project Director. This person will work in close collaboration with the Ministry of Health District Tuberculosis and Leprosy Coordinators, District HIV/AIDS Control Coordinators, and Council Health Management Team. The position will be based in Chato district in the Geita region of Tanzania. The District Coordinator will provide technical assistance to outpatient departments of hospitals, tuberculosis clinics, and HIV clinics for the implementation of joint tuberculosis-HIV program activities in the district. Specific responsibilities include:
- Establish baseline data on tuberculosis and HIV activities in the district.
- Develop and coordinate an effective referral system of tuberculosis and HIV patients to appropriate services for HIV counseling, screening, care, and treatment within the district or region.
- Conduct supervisory visits to tuberculosis 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 to the Zonal Tuberculosis/HIV Coordinator and the facilities visited.
- Prepare regular quarterly tuberculosis/HIV reports and present findings during relevant meetings.
- Participate in quarterly district meetings.
- Expertise in tuberculosis diagnosis and knowledge of treatment and/or counseling.
- Strong computer skills and knowledge of Microsoft Office package.
- Excellent verbal and written communications skills.
- Excellent oral, written, and presentation skills in English and Kiswahili.
Clinical officer with a diploma in clinical medicine or assistant medical officer with advanced diploma in medicine plus a minimum of three years of experience in public health and/or tuberculosis control or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Candidates must have legal authorization to work in Tanzania to be considered for this position.
PATH, a nonprofit international health organization committed to improving health worldwide, is collaborating with the Tanzanian Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, National Tuberculosis and Leprosy Program, National AIDS Control Program, and the Association of Private Health Facilities of Tanzania to support a coordinated public- and private-sector response to tuberculosis and HIV with support and funding through USAID and the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR).
The District Coordinator will work under the direction of the PATH Regional Tuberculosis Specialist and Tuberculosis/HIV Project Director. This person will work in close collaboration with the Ministry of Health District Tuberculosis and Leprosy Coordinators, District HIV/AIDS Control Coordinators, and Council Health Management Team. The position will be based in the Itilima district in Simiyu region of Tanzania. The District Coordinator will provide technical assistance to outpatient departments of hospitals, tuberculosis clinics, and HIV clinics for the implementation of joint tuberculosis-HIV program activities in the district. Specific responsibilities include:
- Establish baseline data on tuberculosis and HIV activities in the district.
- Develop and coordinate an effective referral system of tuberculosis and HIV patients to appropriate services for HIV counseling, screening, care, and treatment within the district or region.
- Conduct supervisory visits to tuberculosis 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 to the Zonal Tuberculosis/HIV Coordinator and the facilities visited.
- Prepare regular quarterly tuberculosis/HIV reports and present findings during relevant meetings.
- Participate in quarterly district meetings.
- Expertise in tuberculosis diagnosis and knowledge of treatment and/or counseling.
- Strong computer skills and knowledge of Microsoft Office package.
- Excellent verbal and written communications skills.
- Excellent oral, written, and presentation skills in English and Kiswahili.
Clinical officer with a diploma in clinical medicine or assistant medical officer with advanced diploma in medicine plus a minimum of three years of experience in public health and/or tuberculosis control or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Candidates must have legal authorization to work in Tanzania to be considered for this position.
PATH, a nonprofit international health organization committed to improving health worldwide, is collaborating with the Tanzanian Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, National Tuberculosis and Leprosy Program, National AIDS Control Program, and the Association of Private Health Facilities of Tanzania to support a coordinated public- and private-sector response to tuberculosis and HIV with support and funding through USAID and the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR).
The District Coordinator will work under the direction of the PATH Regional Tuberculosis Specialist and Tuberculosis/HIV Project Director. This person will work in close collaboration with the Ministry of Health District Tuberculosis and Leprosy Coordinators, District HIV/AIDS Control Coordinators, and Council Health Management Team. The position will be based in the Kisarawe district in the Pwani region of Tanzania. The District Coordinator will provide technical assistance to outpatient departments of hospitals, tuberculosis clinics, and HIV clinics for the implementation of joint tuberculosis-HIV program activities in the district. Specific responsibilities include:
- Establish baseline data on tuberculosis and HIV activities in the district.
- Develop and coordinate an effective referral system of tuberculosis and HIV patients to appropriate services for HIV counseling, screening, care, and treatment within the district or region.
- Conduct supervisory visits to tuberculosis 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 to the Zonal Tuberculosis/HIV Coordinator and the facilities visited.
- Prepare regular quarterly tuberculosis/HIV reports and present findings during relevant meetings.
- Participate in quarterly district meetings.
- Expertise in tuberculosis diagnosis and knowledge of treatment and/or counseling.
- Strong computer skills and knowledge of Microsoft Office package.
- Excellent verbal and written communications skills.
- Excellent oral, written, and presentation skills in English and Kiswahili.
Clinical officer with a diploma in clinical medicine or assistant medical officer with advanced diploma in medicine plus a minimum of three years of experience in public health and/or tuberculosis control or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Candidates must have legal authorization to work in Tanzania to be considered for this position.
PATH, a nonprofit international health organization committed to improving health worldwide, is collaborating with the Tanzanian Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, National Tuberculosis and Leprosy Program, National AIDS Control Program, and the Association of Private Health Facilities of Tanzania to support a coordinated public- and private-sector response to tuberculosis and HIV with support and funding through USAID and the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR).
The District Coordinator will work under the direction of the PATH Regional Tuberculosis Specialist and Tuberculosis/HIV Project Director. This person will work in close collaboration with the Ministry of Health District Tuberculosis and Leprosy Coordinators, District HIV/AIDS Control Coordinators, and Council Health Management Team. The position will be based in the Maswa district in Simiyu region of Tanzania. The District Coordinator will provide technical assistance to outpatient departments of hospitals, tuberculosis clinics, and HIV clinics for the implementation of joint tuberculosis-HIV program activities in the district. Specific responsibilities include:
- Establish baseline data on tuberculosis and HIV activities in the district.
- Develop and coordinate an effective referral system of tuberculosis and HIV patients to appropriate services for HIV counseling, screening, care, and treatment within the district or region.
- Conduct supervisory visits to tuberculosis 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 to the Zonal Tuberculosis/HIV Coordinator and the facilities visited.
- Prepare regular quarterly tuberculosis/HIV reports and present findings during relevant meetings.
- Participate in quarterly district meetings.
- Expertise in tuberculosis diagnosis and knowledge of treatment and/or counseling.
- Strong computer skills and knowledge of Microsoft Office package.
- Excellent verbal and written communications skills.
- Excellent oral, written, and presentation skills in English and Kiswahili.
Clinical officer with a diploma in clinical medicine or assistant medical officer with advanced diploma in medicine plus a minimum of three years of experience in public health and/or tuberculosis control or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Candidates must have legal authorization to work in Tanzania to be considered for this position.
PATH, a nonprofit international health organization committed to improving health worldwide, is collaborating with the Tanzanian Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, National Tuberculosis and Leprosy Program, National AIDS Control Program, and the Association of Private Health Facilities of Tanzania to support a coordinated public- and private-sector response to tuberculosis and HIV with support and funding through USAID and the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR).
The District Coordinator will work under the direction of the PATH Regional Tuberculosis Specialist and Tuberculosis/HIV Project Director. This person will work in close collaboration with the Ministry of Health District Tuberculosis and Leprosy Coordinators, District HIV/AIDS Control Coordinators, and Council Health Management Team. The position will be based in Mbogwe district in Geita region of Tanzania. The District Coordinator will provide technical assistance to outpatient departments of hospitals, tuberculosis clinics, and HIV clinics for the implementation of joint tuberculosis-HIV program activities in the district. Specific responsibilities include:
- Establish baseline data on tuberculosis and HIV activities in the district.
- Develop and coordinate an effective referral system of tuberculosis and HIV patients to appropriate services for HIV counseling, screening, care, and treatment within the district or region.
- Conduct supervisory visits to tuberculosis 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 to the Zonal Tuberculosis/HIV Coordinator and the facilities visited.
- Prepare regular quarterly tuberculosis/HIV reports and present findings during relevant meetings.
- Participate in quarterly district meetings.
- Expertise in tuberculosis diagnosis and knowledge of treatment and/or counseling.
- Strong computer skills and knowledge of Microsoft Office package.
- Excellent verbal and written communications skills.
- Excellent oral, written, and presentation skills in English and Kiswahili.
Clinical officer with a diploma in clinical medicine or assistant medical officer with advanced diploma in medicine plus a minimum of three years of experience in public health and/or tuberculosis control or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
PATH is an international nonprofit organization that creates sustainable, culturally relevant solutions, enabling communities worldwide to break longstanding cycles of poor health. PATH's mission is to improve the health of people around the world by advancing technologies, strengthening systems, and encouraging healthy behaviors.
PATH is collaborating with the Tanzania Ministry of Health and Social Welfare and Zanzibar Ministry of Health (MOHSW & MOH), National and Zanzibar Tuberculosis and Leprosy Programs (NTLP & ZTLP), National and Zanzibar AIDS Control Programs (NACP & ZACP), and the Association of Private Health Facilities of Tanzania to support a coordinated public- and private-sector response to tuberculosis and HIV with support and funding through USAID and the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR).
Specific responsibilities include:
- Provide technical and management support to TB/HIV project and support Project Director in technical and managerial activities.
- Supervise 4-5 staff.
- Develop and review project work plans, track project progress, and prepare reports on deliverables.
- Work closely with MOHSW Diagnostics Department, NTLP Medical Officer in-charge of Laboratory services, NTLP MDR Coordinator in strengthening the TB Laboratory network.
- Build regional and district staff capacity in management of laboratory services, laboratory data management, quality assurance and diagnostics.
- Support introduction of new techniques to diagnose TB, ex, GeneXpert
- Support coordination and monitor implementation of all of PATH’s TB laboratory activities.
- Oversee technical supervisory visits to PATH supported districts and provide feedback to all levels
- Provide leadership and represent PATH in technical working groups and meetings with other partners.
- Work with project staff to develop journal articles, presentations, and posters to promote project.
- Organize and participate in project team meetings and participate in PATH's global TB team meetings.
- Support and maintain close communication with the National TB and Leprosy Program and collaborate with other technical partners to ensure coordination of laboratory strengthening activities throughout Tanzania and in project-supported regions
- Ability to conduct training and build capacity of others in areas related to laboratory strengthening and diagnostics
- Demonstrated ability to multitask and maintain schedules for deliverables with excellent attention to detail.
- Exemplary interpersonal skills to facilitate relations with the Government and local partners.
- Ability to work in cross-cultural work environment.
- Excellent written and oral communications in English and Kiswahili
- Good computer skills, including familiarity with Microsoft Office programs.
- Excellent organizational, planning, negotiating and problem-solving skills.
- Familiarity with USAID projects and working with international organizations is preferred.
- MD or Masters in Microbiology with a minimum of 5 years to a maximum of 7 years.years of relevant TB laboratory experience or equivalent academic degree with experience in TB control and strengthening laboratory networks.
- Familiarity with in mycobacteriology laboratory work in Tanzania or elsewhere in Africa desirable.
PATH is an international nonprofit organization that creates sustainable, culturally relevant solutions, enabling communities worldwide to break longstanding cycles of poor health. PATH's mission is to improve the health of people around the world by advancing technologies, strengthening systems, and encouraging healthy behaviors.
PATH is collaborating with the Tanzania Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, Zanzibar Ministry of Health, National and Zanzibar TB and Leprosy Programs(NTLP & ZTLP), National and Zanzibar AIDS Control Programs, and Association of Private Health Facilities of Tanzania to support a coordinated public and private sector response to TB and HIV with support and funding through USAID and Prsident's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR)
PATH is seeking an Infection Prevention and Control Technical Officer based in our Dar es Salaam office to lead PATH's efforts in improving infection control practices in health facilities and congregate settings. The IPC technical officer will report to PATH TB Project Director and will oversee the implementatation of improved IPC practices in health facilities and congregate settings in eight regions in Tanzania
Specific responsibilities include:
- Build regional and district staff capacity and provide training to staff on IPC practices, including IPC planning, implementation, and monitoring
- Support coordination and monitor implementation of project activities related to infection prevention and control.
- Provide Technical support Tanzania MOHSW and Zanzibar MOH on IPC
- Maintain close communication with other technical partners implementing IPC activities and ensure coordination at all levels.
- Conduct technical supervisory visits to PATH supported districts and provide feedback to all levels related to IPC practices
- Develop and review project work plans, track project progress, and prepare reports on deliverables.
- Represent project in technical working groups and meetings with other donors.
- Contribute to semi-annual and annual reports and other required donor deliverables.
- Work with project staff to develop journal articles, presentations, and posters to promote project.
- Model effective leadership, including the principles of effective collaborative partnerships, and ensure timely completion of project deliverables.
- Other tasks as assigned.
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- Ability to conduct trainings and build capacity of others in areas related to Infection Prevention Control(IPC)
- Ability to conduct an infection control assessment of a health facility, including assessment of administrative, environmental, and personal controls, and community measures, identification of gaps and recommendations for specific interventions and research.
- Demonstrated ability to multitask and maintain schedules for deliverables with excellent attention to detail.
- Exemplary interpersonal skills to facilitate relations with the Government and local partners.
- Ability to work in cross-cultural work environment.
- Excellent written and oral communications in English and Kiswahili
- Good computer skills, including familiarity with Microsoft Office programs.
- Excellent organizational, planning, negotiating and problem-solving skills.
- Familiarity working with international organizations is preferred.
- MD or Master’s degree in Public Health with five years of relevant experience or equivalent academic degree with experience in TB control.
- Familiarity with comprehensive IPC practices in diverse settings, including hospitals, health centers, community, and congregate settings (ex, prisons)
PATH is an international, nonprofit organization that creates sustainable, culturally relevant solutions, enabling communities worldwide to break longstanding cycles of poor health. PATH's mission is to improve the health of people around the world by advancing technologies, strengthening systems, and encouraging healthy behaviors.
PATH is collaborating with the Tanzania Ministry of Health and Social Welfare and Zanzibar Ministry of Health (MOHSW & MOH), National and Zanzibar TB and Leprosy Programs (NTLP & ZTLP), National and Zanzibar AIDS Control Programs (NACP & ZACP), and the Association of Private Health Facilities of Tanzania to support a coordinated public and private sector response to TB and HIV with support and funding through USAID and President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR)
As a member of the PATH TB Technical team in Tanzania, the TB/HIV Officer will work under the direction of the PATH TB Project Director and support a diverse portfolio related to implementation of TB/HIV collaborative activities.
The TB/HIV Technical Officer will be based in PATH Offices in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. The position responsibilities are as follows:
- Provide technical and management support to TB/HIV project and support Project Director for introduction and scale up of TB/HIV collaborative activities at all levels of the health system
- Supervise two(2) Zonal TB/HIV Coordinators
- Provide training to clinicians on diagnostic counseling and testing and other key interventions related to TB/HIV collaborative activities
- Develop and review project work plans, track project progress, and prepare reports on deliverables.
- Build regional and district staff capacity in TB and TB/HIV and provide training to staff.
- Support scale up, coordination and monitor implementation of project activities in TB and TB/HIV.
- Conduct technical supervisory visits to PATH supported districts and provide feedback to all levels
- Represent project in technical working groups and meetings with other partners.
- Work with project staff to develop journal articles, presentations, and posters to promote project.
- Organize and participate in project team meetings and participate in PATH's global TB team meetings.
- Excellent written and oral communications in English and Kiswahili.
- Knowledge of clinical and programmatic aspects of tuberculosis control and of HIV/tuberculosis integration issues.
- Ability to conduct trainings and build capacity of others in areas related to TB and TB/HIV co-infection and interventions issues.
- Ability to assess readiness to introduce TB/HIV collaborative activities at all levels of the health system and identify strengths and weaknesses at the facility level.
- Demonstrated ability to multitask and maintain schedules for deliverable with excellent attention to detail.
- Exemplary interpersonal skills to facilitate relations with Government and Local partners.
- Ability to work in cross-cultural work environment
- Good computer skills, including familiarity with Microsoft Office programs
- Excellent organization, planning, negotiating and problem solving skills.
- Familiarity with USAID projects and working with international organizations is preferred.
MD or Masters Degree inf Public Health , plus a minimum of five years' experience in TB or TB/HIV control, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
PATH is an international nonprofit organization that creates sustainable, culturally relevant solutions, enabling communities worldwide to break longstanding cycles of poor health. PATH's mission is to improve the health of people around the world by advancing technologies, strengthening systems, and encouraging healthy behaviors.
The PATH Zonal TB/HIV Coordinator will work under the direction and supervision of the PATH TB/HIV Project Director and will work in close collaboration with the Ministry of Health Regional TB and Leprosy Coordinator (RTLC) and the Regional Health Management Team (RHMT) in Geita to support TB/HIV activities. The Zonal TB/HIV Coordinator will be based in Geita region, Sharing office space with the RTLC. In line with PATH's strategic plan, support the RTLC to initiate, coordinate and supervise joint TB-HIV program activities in the region starting with the regional hospital and then expanding to cover designated districts and private hospitals in the region. The Zonal TB/HIV Coordinator will also be responsible for:
- Establishing baseline data on tuberculosis/HIV activities in the region and designated districts.
- Providing technical support, training and technical guidance to DTLCs in districts where TB/HIV activities will be established.
- Providing regular supportive supervision to districts to ensure smooth running of TB/HIV activities.
- Initiating, developing and assisting in the execution of TB-HIV training at regional and district level.
- Monitoring and evaluating TB-HIV program activities carried out at the district level.
- Preparing regular quarterly TB/HIV reports to be submitted to RTLC, PATH and presenting results during relevant meetings.
- Participating in quarterly DTLC meetings and the bi-annual NTLP meetings. Supervise and provide technical leadership for PATH District TB/HIV Coordinators in designated districts.
- Contributing to the strategic planning and technical development of the PATH TB/HIV project,
- Assisting the RTLC in any other activity in line with those described in the NTLP national manual.
- Expertise in tuberculosis diagnosis and knowledge of treatment and/or counseling.
- Strong computer skills and knowledge of Microsoft Office package.
- Excellent verbal and written communications skills.
- Excellent oral, written, and presentation skills in English and Kiswahili.
Medical Officer with a Medical Degree or Assistant Medical Officer with Advanced Diploma in Medicine, plus a minimum of five years of experience in public health and/or tuberculosis control, plus a minimum of two years of experience in public health management at regional level; or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
PATH is an international nonprofit organization that creates sustainable, culturally relevant solutions, enabling communities worldwide to break longstanding cycles of poor health. PATH's mission is to improve the health of people around the world by advancing technologies, strengthening systems, and encouraging healthy behaviors.
The PATH Zonal TB/HIV Coordinator will work under the direction and supervision of the PATH TB/HIV Project Director and will work in close collaboration with Regional TB and Leprosy Coordinator (RTLC) and the Regional Health Management Team (RHMT) in Simiyu to support TB/HIV activities. The Zonal TB/HIV Coordinator will be based in Simiyu region, Sharing office space with the RTLC. In line with PATH's strategic plan, support the RTLC to initiate, coordinate and supervise joint TB-HIV program activities in the region starting with the regional hospital and then expanding to cover designated districts and private hospitals in the region. The Zonal TB/HIV Coordinator will also be responsible for:
- Establishing baseline data on tuberculosis/HIV activities in the region and designated districts.
- Providing technical support, training and technical guidance to DTLCs in districts where TB/HIV activities will be established.
- Providing regular supportive supervision to districts to ensure smooth running of TB/HIV activities.
- Initiating, developing and assisting in the execution of TB-HIV training at regional and district level.
- Monitoring and evaluating TB-HIV program activities carried out at the district level.
- Preparing regular quarterly TB/HIV reports to be submitted to RTLC, PATH and presenting results during relevant meetings.
- Participating in quarterly DTLC meetings and the bi-annual NTLP meetings. Supervise and provide technical leadership for PATH District TB/HIV Coordinators in designated districts.
- Contributing to the strategic planning and technical development of the PATH TB/HIV project.
- Assisting the RTLC in any other activity in line with those described in the NTLP national manual.
- Expertise in tuberculosis diagnosis and knowledge of treatment and/or counseling.
- Strong computer skills and knowledge of Microsoft Office package.
- Excellent verbal and written communications skills.
- Excellent oral, written, and presentation skills in English and Kiswahili.
Medical Officer with a Medical Degree or Assistant Medical Officer with Advanced Diploma in Medicine, plus a minimum of five years of experience in public health and/or tuberculosis control, plus a minimum of two years of experience in public health management at regional level; or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Candidates must have legal authorization to work in Tanzania to be considered for this position.
PATH, a nonprofit international health organization committed to improving health worldwide, is collaborating with the Tanzanian Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, National Tuberculosis and Leprosy Program, National AIDS Control Program, and the Association of Private Health Facilities of Tanzania to support a coordinated public- and private-sector response to tuberculosis and HIV with support and funding through USAID and the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR).
The District Coordinator will work under the direction of the PATH Regional Tuberculosis Specialist and Tuberculosis/HIV Project Director. This person will work in close collaboration with the Ministry of Health District Tuberculosis and Leprosy Coordinators, District HIV/AIDS Control Coordinators, and Council Health Management Team. The position will be based in the Meatu district in Simiyu region of Tanzania. The District Coordinator will provide technical assistance to outpatient departments of hospitals, tuberculosis clinics, and HIV clinics for the implementation of joint tuberculosis-HIV program activities in the district. Specific responsibilities include:
- Establish baseline data on tuberculosis and HIV activities in the district.
- Develop and coordinate an effective referral system of tuberculosis and HIV patients to appropriate services for HIV counseling, screening, care, and treatment within the district or region.
- Conduct supervisory visits to tuberculosis 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 to the Zonal Tuberculosis/HIV Coordinator and the facilities visited.
- Prepare regular quarterly tuberculosis/HIV reports and present findings during relevant meetings.
- Participate in quarterly district meetings.
- Expertise in tuberculosis diagnosis and knowledge of treatment and/or counseling.
- Strong computer skills and knowledge of Microsoft Office package.
- Excellent verbal and written communications skills.
- Excellent oral, written, and presentation skills in English and Kiswahili.
Clinical officer with a diploma in clinical medicine or assistant medical officer with advanced diploma in medicine plus a minimum of three years of experience in public health and/or tuberculosis control or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Candidates must have legal authorization to work in Tanzania to be considered for this position.
PATH, a nonprofit international health organization committed to improving health worldwide, is collaborating with the Tanzanian Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, National Tuberculosis and Leprosy Program, National AIDS Control Program, and the Association of Private Health Facilities of Tanzania to support a coordinated public- and private-sector response to tuberculosis and HIV with support and funding through USAID and the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR).
The District Coordinator will work under the direction of the PATH Regional Tuberculosis Specialist and Tuberculosis/HIV Project Director. This person will work in close collaboration with the Ministry of Health District Tuberculosis and Leprosy Coordinators, District HIV/AIDS Control Coordinators, and Council Health Management Team. The position will be based in the Mwanga district in Kilimanjaro region of Tanzania. The District Coordinator will provide technical assistance to outpatient departments of hospitals, tuberculosis clinics, and HIV clinics for the implementation of joint tuberculosis-HIV program activities in the district. Specific responsibilities include:
- Establish baseline data on tuberculosis and HIV activities in the district.
- Develop and coordinate an effective referral system of tuberculosis and HIV patients to appropriate services for HIV counseling, screening, care, and treatment within the district or region.
- Conduct supervisory visits to tuberculosis 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 to the Zonal Tuberculosis/HIV Coordinator and the facilities visited.
- Prepare regular quarterly tuberculosis/HIV reports and present findings during relevant meetings.
- Participate in quarterly district meetings.
- Expertise in tuberculosis diagnosis and knowledge of treatment and/or counseling.
- Strong computer skills and knowledge of Microsoft Office package.
- Excellent verbal and written communications skills.
- Excellent oral, written, and presentation skills in English and Kiswahili.
Clinical officer with a diploma in clinical medicine or assistant medical officer with advanced diploma in medicine plus a minimum of three years of experience in public health and/or tuberculosis control or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
District TB/HIV Coordinator; Nyangwale, Geita - Tanzania
Candidates must have legal authorization to work in Tanzania to be considered for this position.
PATH, a nonprofit international health organization committed to improving health worldwide, is collaborating with the Tanzanian Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, National Tuberculosis and Leprosy Program, National AIDS Control Program, and the Association of Private Health Facilities of Tanzania to support a coordinated public- and private-sector response to tuberculosis and HIV with support and funding through USAID and the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR).
The District Coordinator will work under the direction of the PATH Regional Tuberculosis Specialist and Tuberculosis/HIV Project Director. This person will work in close collaboration with the Ministry of Health District Tuberculosis and Leprosy Coordinators, District HIV/AIDS Control Coordinators, and Council Health Management Team. The position will be based in Nyangwale district in Geita region of Tanzania. The District Coordinator will provide technical assistance to outpatient departments of hospitals, tuberculosis clinics, and HIV clinics for the implementation of joint tuberculosis-HIV program activities in the district. Specific responsibilities include:
- Establish baseline data on tuberculosis and HIV activities in the district.
- Develop and coordinate an effective referral system of tuberculosis and HIV patients to appropriate services for HIV counseling, screening, care, and treatment within the district or region.
- Conduct supervisory visits to tuberculosis 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 to the Zonal Tuberculosis/HIV Coordinator and the facilities visited.
- Prepare regular quarterly tuberculosis/HIV reports and present findings during relevant meetings.
- Participate in quarterly district meetings.
- Expertise in tuberculosis diagnosis and knowledge of treatment and/or counseling.
- Strong computer skills and knowledge of Microsoft Office package.
- Excellent verbal and written communications skills.
- Excellent oral, written, and presentation skills in English and Kiswahili.
Clinical officer with a diploma in clinical medicine or assistant medical officer with advanced diploma in medicine plus a minimum of three years of experience in public health and/or tuberculosis control or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
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