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  • Posted: May 16, 2013
    Deadline: May 30, 2013
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    Nigeria, with a population of more than 140 million, is one of the ten most-populous countries in the world. Despite the country's immense resources, a significant number of people live in extreme poverty. The health system has been ignored for more than 20 years. This has led to devastating health outcomes. Each year, approximately one million Nigerian c...
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    Child Health Facilitators

    Roles and responsibilities    
    1. Assist the LGAs and ward personnel in developing a detailed micro plan, social mapping down to the ward particularly on the target population, where coverage gaps for routine immunizations, nutrition, malaria control, management of acute respiratory infections and providing on the job training for patent medicine vendors.
    2. Assist the Senior Maternal & Child Health Advisor and Malaria and Child Specialist to provide requisite technical support in their LGAs of operation.
    3. To closely supervise the cold chain and vaccines security in the LGAs of operations
    4. Monitor the role of community resource persons enabled by the project to strengthen referral to their catchment health facilities.
    5. Participate in all LGA level meetings and briefing.
    6. Work with the Zonal Managers and Director Primary Health care to develop and implement an improvement plan for service delivery points in the catchment areas.
    7. The consultant will work closely with Senior Maternal and Child Health Advisor to provide all required services that would ensure attainment of the overall objective as outlined

    Skill set    
    1. A degree in Social Sciences and postgraduate certificate courses in Public Health or related field with at least 3 years practical experience in Child Survival projects including routine immunization activities.
    2. Knowledge of USAID policies rules, regulations preferred and evidence of at least six (6) Global Health Learning courses attended.
    3. Strong community ties and demonstrated ability to work with communities, WARD development committees, LGA leadership and SMOH technical staff. Must have the confidence of the client.
    4. Clear understanding of public health issues and challenges in resource poor settings in Northern Nigeria.
    5. Computer skills including Microsoft Word, PowerPoint presentations, Excel, and Access; ability to produce accurate reports and data on activities.
    6. Excellent communication skills in local languages; ability to give clear instructions; good English and Hausa writing skills an asset.
    7. Willingness and ability to travel extensively in the field, under at times suboptimal conditions.

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