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Society for Family Health is one of Nigeria’s largest non-governmental organisations. Founded in 1985 by three eminent Nigerians: Professor Olikoye Ransome-Kuti, Justice Ifeyinwa Nzeako, Pharmacist Dahiru Wali and Phil Harvey.
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Job Profile:
The State Team Lead will lead the overall management of the GC7 grant in the state. S/he will be responsible for providing key day-to-day management oversight of GC7 grant, including oversight and supervision of Gen Pop, Key Pop and AGYW modules of the grant, and ensuring all teams are reporting, spending, and delivering as per grant deliverables and objectives. The role also includes strategic data analysis of programme performance and report compilation. The role will build relationships across the organisation. Furthermore, the role holds full responsibility for the management of the external state partners/stakeholders that are strategic to GC7 goals. The role also contributes to furthering SFH Vision: Healthy Lives for All.a
Key Responsibilities:
The successful candidate will perform the following functions:
Strategic Leadership and Program Management:
- Provide strategic oversight and leadership for the state's GC7 HIV treatment, care, and support program.
- Lead planning, implementation, and assessment of HIV programs, focusing on testing services, treatment, and comprehensive programming for priority populations.
- Initiate and guide program development in alignment with health policies, GC7 goals, and national guidelines.
- Oversee program budgets, ensuring resource allocation aligns with set goals and objectives.
- Stay updated on HIV care and treatment developments, advising on program implications and opportunities.
Team Management:
- Directly supervise and provide guidance to the state team clinical and technical staff, ensuring efficient program execution.
- Mentor, coach, and support staff at all levels to enhance team performance and goal achievement.
- Create a conducive work environment valuing diversity and fostering high-performance standards.
- Set clear individual and team objectives, ensuring their fulfillment within the approved work framework.
Stakeholder Engagement and Coordination:
- Develop and maintain relationships with stakeholders at across the state especially those impacting the GC7 grant including ministry of Health, health facilities, SACA, law enforcement agencies etc
- Create and manage a stakeholder engagement calendar or plan.
- Act as a primary liaison between SFH and diverse stakeholders, including government bodies, NGOs, and development partners.
- Ensure programs align with national health frameworks and policies through effective collaboration and coordination with stakeholders.
- Collaborate with internal teams to integrate stakeholder feedback into decision-making processes.
- Prepare reports or presentations on stakeholder engagement progress and outcomes.
- Address stakeholder concerns or issues in a timely and effective manner.
Program Development and Implementation:
- Lead the planning and execution of GC7 program in the state, ensuring strict adherence to established health policies and guidelines.
- Coordinate with both internal and external stakeholders to develop, implement, and monitor activities aimed at HIV/AIDS and TB prevention and treatment in the state.
Reporting:
- Oversee the development of essential reports, including Operational Work Plans and Annual Performance Reports, ensuring adherence to monitoring and reporting standards.
- Provide comprehensive documentation to support transparency and facilitate informed decision-making.
Policy Guidance and Strategic Direction:
- Offer strategic guidance and expert advice to mission management, interagency groups, and partners to shape the direction of HIV/AIDS/TB prevention, care, and treatment efforts.
- Contribute insights to ensure that investments in these programs align with broader health policies and result in effective outcomes within the state.
Compliance
- Ensure strict compliance with SFH/donor rules and regulations.
- Ensure the project team at the state complies with SFH clinical quality, finance, monitoring and data reporting standards.
- Ensuring clear project documentation systems are applied and up to date for projects.
- Conform to and enforce the SFH Anti-fraud and Bribery (AFB) guidelines for all related work.
Other Responsibilities
- Support an inclusive team through fostering oneness, and professionalism.
- Provide support remotely to teams and assist on support visits as required in accordance with work plans and deliverables.
- Any other business as may be assigned.
Qualifications/Experience:
- Advanced degree in public health, medicine, or related fields.
- PRINCE2 or PMP Certification is an added advantage.
- Between 10-12 years of project management experience and the last five years must be one managing a large grant on HIV especially for General and Key population.
- Demonstrated track record of managing diverse teams and programs, with at least 7 years in a supervisory capacity.
- Prior engagement with government agencies, donors, and international health organizations.
- Proven ability to collaborate with high-level stakeholders and effectively manage partnership.
Skills and competencies:
- Must have an excellent understanding of the HIV environment in Nigeria.
- Has a good understanding and working knowledge of the state.
- Must have the ability to work under own initiative.
- Must have accuracy, attention to detail and high numeracy and analytical skills.
- Must have strong communication skills – both written and verbal; diplomatic and able to manage sensitive information.
- Must have highly developed interpersonal skills, including cross-team negotiating and relationship building.
- Must have advanced advocacy skills and ability to engage with top government stakeholders.
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Job Profile:
The State Team Lead will lead the overall management of the GC7 grant in the state. S/he will be responsible for providing key day-to-day management oversight of GC7 grant, including oversight and supervision of Gen Pop, Key Pop and AGYW modules of the grant, and ensuring all teams are reporting, spending, and delivering as per grant deliverables and objectives. The role also includes strategic data analysis of programme performance and report compilation. The role will build relationships across the organisation. Furthermore, the role holds full responsibility for the management of the external state partners/stakeholders that are strategic to GC7 goals. The role also contributes to furthering SFH Vision: Healthy Lives for All.a
Key Responsibilities:
The successful candidate will perform the following functions:
Strategic Leadership and Program Management:
- Provide strategic oversight and leadership for the state's GC7 HIV treatment, care, and support program.
- Lead planning, implementation, and assessment of HIV programs, focusing on testing services, treatment, and comprehensive programming for priority populations.
- Initiate and guide program development in alignment with health policies, GC7 goals, and national guidelines.
- Oversee program budgets, ensuring resource allocation aligns with set goals and objectives.
- Stay updated on HIV care and treatment developments, advising on program implications and opportunities.
Team Management:
- Directly supervise and provide guidance to the state team clinical and technical staff, ensuring efficient program execution.
- Mentor, coach, and support staff at all levels to enhance team performance and goal achievement.
- Create a conducive work environment valuing diversity and fostering high-performance standards.
- Set clear individual and team objectives, ensuring their fulfillment within the approved work framework.
Stakeholder Engagement and Coordination:
- Develop and maintain relationships with stakeholders at across the state especially those impacting the GC7 grant including ministry of Health, health facilities, SACA, law enforcement agencies etc
- Create and manage a stakeholder engagement calendar or plan.
- Act as a primary liaison between SFH and diverse stakeholders, including government bodies, NGOs, and development partners.
- Ensure programs align with national health frameworks and policies through effective collaboration and coordination with stakeholders.
- Collaborate with internal teams to integrate stakeholder feedback into decision-making processes.
- Prepare reports or presentations on stakeholder engagement progress and outcomes.
- Address stakeholder concerns or issues in a timely and effective manner.
Program Development and Implementation:
- Lead the planning and execution of GC7 program in the state, ensuring strict adherence to established health policies and guidelines.
- Coordinate with both internal and external stakeholders to develop, implement, and monitor activities aimed at HIV/AIDS and TB prevention and treatment in the state.
Reporting:
- Oversee the development of essential reports, including Operational Work Plans and Annual Performance Reports, ensuring adherence to monitoring and reporting standards.
- Provide comprehensive documentation to support transparency and facilitate informed decision-making.
Policy Guidance and Strategic Direction:
- Offer strategic guidance and expert advice to mission management, interagency groups, and partners to shape the direction of HIV/AIDS/TB prevention, care, and treatment efforts.
- Contribute insights to ensure that investments in these programs align with broader health policies and result in effective outcomes within the state.
Compliance
- Ensure strict compliance with SFH/donor rules and regulations.
- Ensure the project team at the state complies with SFH clinical quality, finance, monitoring and data reporting standards.
- Ensuring clear project documentation systems are applied and up to date for projects.
- Conform to and enforce the SFH Anti-fraud and Bribery (AFB) guidelines for all related work.
Other Responsibilities
- Support an inclusive team through fostering oneness, and professionalism.
- Provide support remotely to teams and assist on support visits as required in accordance with work plans and deliverables.
- Any other business as may be assigned.
Qualifications/Experience:
- Advanced degree in public health, medicine, or related fields.
- PRINCE2 or PMP Certification is an added advantage.
- Between 10-12 years of project management experience and the last five years must be one managing a large grant on HIV especially for General and Key population.
- Demonstrated track record of managing diverse teams and programs, with at least 7 years in a supervisory capacity.
- Prior engagement with government agencies, donors, and international health organizations.
- Proven ability to collaborate with high-level stakeholders and effectively manage partnership.
Skills and competencies:
- Must have an excellent understanding of the HIV environment in Nigeria.
- Has a good understanding and working knowledge of the state.
- Must have the ability to work under own initiative.
- Must have accuracy, attention to detail and high numeracy and analytical skills.
- Must have strong communication skills – both written and verbal; diplomatic and able to manage sensitive information.
- Must have highly developed interpersonal skills, including cross-team negotiating and relationship building.
- Must have advanced advocacy skills and ability to engage with top government stakeholders.
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Job Profile:
Clinical Supervisor to provide oversight of all clinical services in the OSS. The anticipated impact of the Clinical Supervisor will be commitment to the KPs at risk or infected with HIV and to their continuity on ARV treatment, care, support, and prevention service.
Job Profile:
Job-role:
The successful candidate will perform the following Primary Duties, Responsibilities, and accountabilities functions:
Area 1: Coordination of capacity building of Key Population Local Implementing Partners (LIPs).
- Identification and selection of LIPs in program states in conjunction with SACA and KP Secretariat.
- Conduct Needs assessment of LIPs CBOs using NUPAS 2.0.
- Development of CBOs capacity building plans based on NUPAS baseline assessment.
- Support institutional capacity building of LIPs.
- Conduct a midterm and end-line assessment of the LIPs using NUPAS 2.0 to determine the capacity for programmatic and financial support to the LIPs.
- Mentoring, supportive supervision, “green housing” and technical support to the KP-led CBOs to assess multiple funding sources for sustainability.
Area 2: Behavior Change Communication
- Support demand creation for PrEP, cervical cancer, MHPSS and harm reduction among the KPs through the LIPs.
- In conjunction with the Communication Specialist, develop KP-appropriate IEC materials for demand creation.
- Support and mentor the LIPs which will involve capacity building and system strengthening of organization.
- Support documentation of best practices in the quarterly reports to USAID by the LIPs in the states
Area 3: Facilitate Access to comprehensive package of HIV related services to KPs at community levels
- Participate in National/State Coordination platforms (FMOH/SMOH, NACA/SACA, Key population Health and Right Networks, Partners Forum) on HIV intervention programs especially those for KP.
- Provide support for the training for health workers to provide KP-friendly services at partner healthcare facilities (CCSAPs).
- Provide support to the state teams to increase access and availability among KP to condoms and lubricants.
- Provide support to the state teams to promote access to sexual and reproductive health services amongst KPs.
- Provide support to the state teams to ensure mobilization of KPs for prevention, treatment, care and support services during mobile community outreaches and at health facilities.
- Provide support to the state teams to ensure continuum of care among KPs.
Area 4: Monitoring and Evaluation
- Conduct quarterly supervisory visits to LIPs in the states to ensure compliance with programmatic, gender management implementation in compliance with national guidelines.
- Ensure Documentation and storage of all data generated from program activities by LIPs using approved tools to protect and safeguard data integrity and confidentiality.
- Support the state teams with data quality assurance.
Qualifications/Experience:
- First degree in any biological or social sciences/Law is required. Additional qualification in Public health, Social work or development studies will be an advantage.
- 3 – 5 years’ relevant experience in HIV PRIGRAMMING for key and vulnerable population is required
- Fluency in Hausa language in addition to English language is required.
- Conversant with effective strategies to relieve access barriers to comprehensive package of HIV related services to KPs at community level.
Skills and Competency required
- Team Coordination and facilitation skills
- Behavior Change Communication among KP
- Monitoring and Evaluation skills
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Job Profile:
The GC7 Technical Director will provide strategic leadership, technical guidance, and oversight to all HIV-related thematic areas both at the HQ and states, ensuring high-quality implementation, adherence to best practices and guidelines, and achievement of GC7 programmatic goals.
Key Responsibilities:
The successful candidate will be responsible for the following functions:
- Strategic Planning: Develop and implement strategic plans for GC7 HIV grant aligned with SFH goals and global best practices.
- Technical Leadership: The Technical Director will provide technical expertise in HIV prevention, treatment, care, and support staff both at the HQ and state, ensuring adherence to evidence-based interventions and approaches.
- Programme Management: The Technical Director will Oversee the design, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of the GC7 grant, ensuring compliance with national guidelines and PR/donor requirements.
- Capacity Building: The Technical Director will Lead capacity-building efforts for staff and partners both at the HQ and state offices on HIV-related topics, promoting knowledge transfer and skill development.
- Partnerships and Collaboration: The Technical Director will foster collaborations with governmental stakeholders both at the HQ and state level, other implementing partners, community-based organizations, and other stakeholders to enhance programme effectiveness and sustainability.
- Research and Innovation: The Technical Director will stay abreast of emerging trends, research, and innovations in HIV/AIDS, integrating new findings into programme strategies where relevant.
- Quality Assurance: The Technical Director will establish and maintain quality assurance systems for HIV services, ensuring adherence to standards, protocols and guidelines.
- Reporting and Documentation: The Technical Director will prepare comprehensive reports, documentation, and presentations for internal and external stakeholders, highlighting programme achievements and challenges.
Qualifications/Experience:
- Advanced degree in public health, medicine, or a related field.
- 12- 15 years' experience in managing HIV programmes, preferably in HIV prevention treatment and Care among diverse groups including General Population and Key Population
- In-depth knowledge of HIV/AIDS programming, including best practices, global guidelines, and current trends.
- Experience in grant management, budgeting and donor reporting.
Skills and competencies:
- Strong leadership, communication, and interpersonal skills.
- Proven ability to work effectively with diverse stakeholders and foster partnerships.
- Proficiency in relevant software and data analysis tools.
Other Requirements:
- Willingness to travel occasionally, as needed.
- Adherence to the organization’s code of conduct and values
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Job Profile:
The Technical Officer for Key Population (KP) and Harm Reduction (HR) will offer specialized technical expertise and support in designing, executing, and overseeing HIV/AIDS interventions focused on key populations and harm reduction strategies. Including ensuring access to high quality HIV/AIDS prevention, treatment, and care services
Key Responsibilities:
The successful candidate will be responsible for the following functions:
Program Development and Planning:
- Contribute to devising comprehensive strategies and action plans tailored specifically for key populations in HIV/AIDS prevention, treatment, and care and the implementation of harm reduction services for PWID
- Assist in adapting evidence-based interventions suitable for diverse key population groups and also for harm reduction.
Technical Expertise:
- Provide expert guidance on the delivery of HIV/AIDS prevention, testing, treatment, and care services that are sensitive to the needs of key populations
- Ensure interventions align with the latest best practices and global guidelines in key population-focused HIV/AIDS programming and for harm reduction strategies.
Capacity Building and Training:
- Conduct training sessions for staff and partners on key population-centered approaches and harm reduction strategies in HIV/AIDS programming.
- Mentor and coach community-based organizations (CBOs) on effective strategies for implementing interventions targeting key populations and integrating harm reduction measures.
Monitoring, Evaluation, and Reporting:
- Effectively track and monitor activities and interventions for key populations and harm reduction
- Collect, analyze data, and prepare comprehensive reports to evaluate program effectiveness, facilitating informed decision-making and continual improvement.
Coordination and Collaboration:
- Collaborate closely with stakeholders, including government bodies, community-based organizations, and relevant groups, to ensure cohesive coordination and implementation of HIV/AIDS interventions targeting key populations and for harm reduction among PWID.
- Act as a representative for the organization in pertinent meetings, workshops, and conferences focused on HIV/AIDS programming for key populations and harm reduction
Qualifications/Experience:
- Degree in medicine, social science, public health or other related fields.
- 5 years of progressive experience in managing public health programs, with a focus on HIV or related fields.
- Minimum of 3 years of experience in designing, implementing, and monitoring HIV/AIDS programs, with a focus on Key Population and Harm reduction.
Skills and competencies:
- In-depth knowledge of KP issues related to HIV/AIDS, including prevention, treatment, and care.
- In-depth knowledge of Harm Reduction Strategies
- Strong understanding of gender-responsive and rights-based approaches in key population programming
- Excellent communication, interpersonal, and organizational skills.
- Ability to work effectively in a multicultural and multidisciplinary team.
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Job Profile:
The Technical Officer for Key Population (KP) and Harm Reduction (HR) will offer specialized technical expertise and support in designing, executing, and overseeing HIV/AIDS interventions focused on key populations and harm reduction strategies. Including ensuring access to high quality HIV/AIDS prevention, treatment, and care services
Key Responsibilities:
The successful candidate will be responsible for the following functions:
Program Development and Planning:
- Contribute to devising comprehensive strategies and action plans tailored specifically for key populations in HIV/AIDS prevention, treatment, and care and the implementation of harm reduction services for PWID
- Assist in adapting evidence-based interventions suitable for diverse key population groups and also for harm reduction.
Technical Expertise:
- Provide expert guidance on the delivery of HIV/AIDS prevention, testing, treatment, and care services that are sensitive to the needs of key populations
- Ensure interventions align with the latest best practices and global guidelines in key population-focused HIV/AIDS programming and for harm reduction strategies.
Capacity Building and Training:
- Conduct training sessions for staff and partners on key population-centered approaches and harm reduction strategies in HIV/AIDS programming.
- Mentor and coach community-based organizations (CBOs) on effective strategies for implementing interventions targeting key populations and integrating harm reduction measures.
Monitoring, Evaluation, and Reporting:
- Effectively track and monitor activities and interventions for key populations and harm reduction
- Collect, analyze data, and prepare comprehensive reports to evaluate program effectiveness, facilitating informed decision-making and continual improvement.
Coordination and Collaboration:
- Collaborate closely with stakeholders, including government bodies, community-based organizations, and relevant groups, to ensure cohesive coordination and implementation of HIV/AIDS interventions targeting key populations and for harm reduction among PWID.
- Act as a representative for the organization in pertinent meetings, workshops, and conferences focused on HIV/AIDS programming for key populations and harm reduction
Qualifications/Experience:
- Degree in medicine, social science, public health or other related fields.
- 5 years of progressive experience in managing public health programs, with a focus on HIV or related fields.
- Minimum of 3 years of experience in designing, implementing, and monitoring HIV/AIDS programs, with a focus on Key Population and Harm reduction.
Skills and competencies:
- In-depth knowledge of KP issues related to HIV/AIDS, including prevention, treatment, and care.
- In-depth knowledge of Harm Reduction Strategies
- Strong understanding of gender-responsive and rights-based approaches in key population programming
- Excellent communication, interpersonal, and organizational skills.
- Ability to work effectively in a multicultural and multidisciplinary team.
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Job Profile:
The Cluster Lead will provide technical expertise and operational leadership for the coordination, design, and implementation of HIV/AIDS Prevention, Care, and Treatment services in the Baruten Cluster of Kwara state. The primary focus will be on ensuring comprehensive and effective HIV/AIDS clinical management for both General and Key populations.
Key Responsibilities:
The successful candidate will be responsible for the following functions:
Technical Guidance and Leadership:
- Provide expert guidance on the clinical management of HIV/AIDS, including Anti-retroviral treatment, TB HIV services integration, PMTCT, KP services, and comprehensive care and support.
- Stay updated on evolving trends, best practices, and guidelines in the field of HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment.
Stakeholder Collaboration:
- Work closely with relevant stakeholders, including LACAs, PHCs, other healthcare providers, and community-based organizations, to coordinate and align efforts for maximum impact.
- Foster partnerships and collaborations to create an enabling environment, enhance service delivery and community engagement.
Capacity Building and Training:
- Identify training needs and develop capacity-building programs for cluster staff and health care workers in the cluster
- Conduct continuous mentoring and coaching to ensure the continuous improvement of service quality.
Monitoring, Evaluation, and Reporting:
- Monitor activities routinely to track the progress of the implementation in the cluster.
- Prepare and share regular reports on program performance, outcomes, challenges, and recommendations for improvement.\
- Ensure the relevant DCT are used to capture data and transferred into the relevant databases
Qualifications/Experience:
- Advanced degree in fields such as public health, medicine, Nursing or other relevant field.
- PRINCE2 or PMP Certification is an added advantage.
- At least 8 years of progressive experience in managing public health programs, with a focus on HIV or related fields.
- Demonstrated track record of managing diverse teams and programs, with at least 7 years in a supervisory capacity.
- Prior engagement with government agencies, donors, and international health organizations.
- Proven ability to collaborate with high-level stakeholders and effectively manage partnership
Skills and competencies:
- Must have an excellent understanding of the HIV environment in Nigeria.
- Has a good understanding and working knowledge of Baruten Local Government and or the state.
- Must have the ability to work under own initiative.
- Must have accuracy, attention to detail and high numeracy and analytical skills.
- Must have strong communication skills – both written and verbal; diplomatic and able to manage sensitive information.
- Must have highly developed interpersonal skills, including cross-team negotiating and relationship building.
- Must have advanced advocacy skills and ability to engage with top government stakeholders.
- Ability to work under pressure with tight deadlines.
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