Organisation: Program for Accessible health, Communication and
Education (PACE)
Duty Station: Kampala,
Uganda
Reports to: Health Services Coordinator
Program
for Accessible health, Communication and Education (PACE) is a Ugandan
indigenous health organization leading solutions in the health market through
the private sector. We deploy social marketing approaches to measurably improve
the health of Ugandans.
Job Summary: The Quality Assurance Officer will be tasked with
the dissemination, maintenance and monitoring of the quality of Quality Improvement
Plan (QIP) & Quality Assurance Plan (QAP) standards within the franchise,
partners, and health facilities in all health areas
Key Duties and Responsibilities:
- The incumbent will plan for the
implementation and execution of all program quality related activities in
cluster one and two. - Train, coach and mentor service providers and
implementing partners to ensure quality and client safety during service
provision across all programs - Regularly check continuously and monitor
adherence to approved standard operational procedures and protocols by
Implementing partners and service providers across all programs - Develop and improve provider and implementing
partners’ productivity across all programs. - Increase demand through medical detailing of
PACE products to Implementing partners and track usage of these products
and equipment in cluster one and two for all programs - The incumbent will also manage the supply
chain including ordering, distribution and tracking of Commodities,
promotional products and IEC materials to sites and implementing partners
in the clusters for all programs
Key Performance Indicators:
- Work plans implemented, monitored on schedule
- Skilled and competent service providers and
implementing partners in quality and client safety during service
provision across all programs - Increased demand of PACE products
- Compliance to standard operating procedures
and protocols - No stock outs of products in the region and
low stock turnover
Qualifications, Skills and Experience:
- The ideal candidate must be a qualified Clinical
Officer, Registered midwife or registered nurse either with a diploma or
degree - Hold Valid registration with a professional
regulatory body - Possession of a valid driving license is an
added advantage - A minimum of three years’ experience with
demonstrated ability to work with various partners including MoH, Local
governments, CBOs and other NGOs; Previous experience in clinical services. - Proven ability to work well on a team as well
as individually. - Excellent communication, written and
presentation skills. - Good report writing skills (timely and
accurate) - Work-plan development and budgetary skills.
- Capacity building skills for partners.
- Medical detailing skills.
All
applicants should send their hardcopy applications including an updated resume
(CV), copies of certificates, references, and cover letter clearly indicating position
applied for on the “top left-hand side of the envelope”, to the PACE Office
Reception, addressed to Head of People and Culture, PACE, at Plot 2 Ibis
Vale-Kololo, P.O. Box 27659 Kampala.
Deadline: 22nd
January, 2016 by 4:00 pm or 16:00 hours (East African time)
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