Description
Ref No: R186
Overview
Under the overall supervision of the Director of Finance and Administration, the Driver’s job is to provide transport support services to all technical program areas.
The driver is also required to drive MSH vehicles while transporting staffs which include: Employees, Chief of Party, Country Directors/ Lead and VIP visitors. Drivers are also responsible for overseeing vehicle maintenance.
Main Duties and Responsibilities
Drive project staff to activities and meeting within and outside of Abuja.
Maintain accurate and up to date records relating to individual vehicle use.
Ensure all aspects of vehicle policy are being followed and enforced during your assignments.
Inspect vehicle prior to travel to assure all fluids, tires, wipers, belts etc are in good working order.
Signal any sign of need for maintenance or other problem with the vehicle to the transport and logistic associate.
Keep vehicle health log updated.
Ensure the security of the vehicle when outside of the office.
Ensure the safety of all passengers.
Submit all expense reports in a timely manner to accounting, properly completed.
Ensure that appropriate staff members are aware of and understand laws, contract/award and donor requirements, and MSH policies and procedures
Monitor and ensure compliance.
The responsibilities and duties are indicative only. The responsibilities and duties are subject to change to meet the needs of the project, the organization and the donor.
Qualifications
High school degree. University degree preferred.
5 years of related work experience with International organizations in Nigeria.
Sound judgment, non-aggressive driving style and good communication skills.
Valid Driving License.
Good knowledge of standard driving practices.
Good driving record.
Ability to travel to other states if required.
Mental programs for interpreting and responding to events automatically; and motivations which activate and direct safe behavior and anticipate problems.
Ability to organize and complete manual and routine tasks as assigned
Ability to perform at an acceptable level of control skill.
Excellent cross-cultural communication and active listening skills.
Fluency in English and dominant language of Nigeria.
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Job ID: R189
Overview
The objective of the iCCM Technical Advisor position is to coordinate public and private sector stakeholders for quality implementation of iCCM in Ebonyi state.
The position will support all iCCM related activities, including development of iCCM work plans, selection and training of iCCM service providers, data management, supervision, and documentation in line with Nigeria National iCCM guidelines.
Specific Responsibilities
Coordinate implementation of project activities with the state malaria lead and SMEP.
Engage with Patent and Proprietary Medicine Vendors (PPMVs), Community Pharmacists (CPs) and other stakeholders.
Ensure that the iCCM program is utilizing standard FMOH iCCM policies, guidelines and training materials.
Lead the development of iCCM work plans that are integrated into the state malaria work plans. Work to integrate iCCM with other child survival programs, particularly with nutrition programs and state Saving One Million Lives program.
Coordinate all iCCM related trainings, data collection, supervision, and DQA, working in close collaboration with the STML, SMEP and Child Health Unit of the SMOH.
Ensure information on iCCM trainings, supervisions and service data are entered into iCCM database in a timely manner.
Collaborate with iCCM Data Officer on data management and ensure that iCCM indicators are adequately tracked and reported.
Work with relevant partners to link demand creation in the community for iCCM and health services in facilities.
Represent MSH in relevant iCCM activities such as iCCM meetings, and stakeholders’ meetings at the state level.
Support the state team to conduct supervisory visits to iCCM service providers to assess progress, ensure quality services are provided, and address implementation challenges.
Ensure that iCCM supervisors conduct monthly supervision, submit iCCM reports and participate in review meetings.
Qualifications and Experience
MPH or Bachelor's Degree in Public Health or a Health related field.
Minimum of 3 years of experience in program implementation in the field of malaria, iCCM or IMCI.
Deep knowledge of capacity challenges, needs and opportunities in collaborating with PPMVs and the private sector in general.
Familiarity with iCCM international best practices and Nigeria iCCM national guidelines, training packages, supervision, data collection processes and tools, and reporting.
Experience with community level health interventions, including demand creation.
Willingness to travel to hard-to-reach areas in project location.
Basic M&E experience and experience with basic database management,
Computer literate: Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
Strong interpersonal, intercultural and communication skills.
Excellent analytical and writing skills.
Fluency in English.
Knowledge of at least one local language of the project state is an added advantage.
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Ref No: R192
Overview
The objective of the iCCM Data Officer position is to ensure reliable iCCM data management, including development of a database for iCCM services, trainings and mentoring of service providers.
The position will support iCCM data collection, analysis and reporting through community HMIS, in line with the national iCCM guidelines and M&E framework.
Main Duties and Responsibilities
Work with the state M&E/HSS Officer to develop system for iCCM data management.
Be responsible for maintaining iCCM database in supported state, including data entry into the database.
Serve as a resource person and provide technical support during iCCM trainings.
Coordinate all iCCM related data management activities, including data on service delivery, service providers, data from supervision and trainings.
Coordinate iCCM monthly data validation meetings in collaboration with LGA M&E officers.
Conduct monthly data quality checks and ensure data is of high quality.
Ensure that the iCCM program is utilizing national CHMIS data tools.
Work in close collaboration with the iCCM Technical Advisor, DQA Officer and State Technical Malaria Lead to plan and conduct iCCM DQA exercises in selected service provider sites.
Develop follow up action plans and ensure that all identified data quality issues are resolved by the LGA M&E officers and provider sites.
Make available relevant data for iCCM programming and for use by technical working groups.
Participate in supervisory visits to iCCM service provider sites to conduct on-the-job training on use of iCCM data tools and ensure that service providers are using the national data tools.
Perform other roles as may be assigned by supervisor.
Be an active member of the PMI-S SME team.
Requirements
B.Sc. in Statistics, Mathematics, Computer Science or closely related discipline with a minimum of 2 years relevant experience.
Deep understanding of the malaria, iCCM or IMCI system in Nigeria.
Familiarity with national iCCM and/or malaria indicators, data collection, and reporting tools.
Excellent knowledge of DHIS2 and other statistical packages.
Excellent report writing skills.
Fluency in English. Knowledge of at least one local language of the project state is an added advantage.
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