29 October 2015

Global Fund Jobs - Field Coordinator- District Capacity Building Program at MakSPH



Organization: Makerere

University School of Public Health (MakSPH) 


Duty Station: Kampala,

Uganda



Makerere

University School of Public Health (MakSPH) in conjunction with the Ministry of

Health (MoH) with support from the US Centres for Disease Control and

Prevention (CDC) is implementing a capacity building program for district and

regional health managers to equip them with knowledge and skills to effectively

accelerate health services performance at district level.


About Global Fund Program:


The aim of

District Capacity Building Program is to improve health services delivery

through improved leadership and management. The program specifically targets

District Health Teams, Regional Performance Monitoring Teams (RPMTs), and managers

of Regional Referral Hospitals (RRH). The training is work-based and modular in

nature, and trainees spend approx 20% of their time in class learning the basic

tenets of governance, leadership and management, and 80% in the field applying

what they leamt and implementing selected projects with support from mentors. MakSPH

has received funds from The Global Fund to support the rapid scale up of the

District Capacity Building Program and would like to recruit a Field

Coordinator to beef up the implementation team.


Job Summary:  The Field Coordinator for the District

Capacity Building Program will be responsible for coordinating, consolidating,

and ensuring smooth implementation of field activities related to the District

Capacity Building program.


Key Duties and Responsibilities: 


·        
Oversee the implementation of field activities

related to the District Capacity Building Program working closely with central

Ministry of Health, national and regional core teams, district- based

implementing partners, mentors and respective district health offices


·        
Carry out on-site support supervision to trained

teams at district level and offer technical support to national and regional

core teams


·        
Support the development of training curricula,

materials and supporting tools for the District Capacity building program


·        
Offer technical support to trainees to develop and

refine concept papers and proposals on priority areas identified within their

places of work


·        
Mentor and support district health teams in the

implementation of their projects, compilation and dissemination of progress

reports within the districts and other forums.


·        
Support district capacity assessments and program

evaluation


·        
Perform any other duties assigned by the supervisor

from time to time.


Qualifications, Skills and

Experience: 


·        
The applicants should possess a Master’s degree in

Public Health, Master of Public Health Leadership, Master of Health Services

Management, or in any other health-related fields.


·        
A minimum of five years’ experience working in a

health- related field 2 of which should be in a similar position.


·        
Two years’ experience in a managerial position will

be an added advantage.


·        
The candidates with experience working with the

district local government with adequate knowledge of the Uganda health system

will be preferred.


·        
Good management skills


·        
Good facilitation and training skills


·        
Interpersonal skills


·        
Good negotiation skills


·        
Ability to multitask


·        
Ability to work effectively with teams.


All candidates

are encouraged to send a letter expressing interest and providing a brief

education background, and research experience, personal research interests,

names of two referees, and expected date of availability. Please attach your

latest curriculum vitae. The complete application should be addressed to the

following address:


Makerere

University School of Public Health


Mulago National

Referral Hospital Complex,


Room 215, 2nd

Floor, MakSPH Building,


P.O. Box 7072,

Kampala, Uganda.


Deadline: 8th November, 2015




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