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Application no: req14265 Job title: Assistant Health/Nutrition Coordinator Sector of activity: Health Type of contract: Fixed Term Occupancy rate: Full-time Open to expatriates: No Place of work: BamakoThe Assistant Health/Nutrition Coordinator will support the Health/Nutrition Coordinator in the implementation and monitoring of IRC health/nutrition programs in Mali and in internal and external coordination. He has under his direct supervision the various project managers of bases developing health nutrition activities. The Health/Nutrition Coordinator Assistant works with the Health/Nutrition Coordinator in the execution of certain specific tasks for the coordination of the IRC Health Programme: Planning and monitoring activities; Technical support of health nutrition teams on the different bases; Drug management of the health/nutrition program; Development of the nutrition health strategy; External and internal coordination. RESPONSIBILITIES The planning and monitoring of activities Ensure the proper implementation of the activities of different projects on a monthly basis: Validation and monitoring of project timetables; Budget monitoring of projects; Regular monitoring of field activities; Verification and validation of...
Mali: Bamako
2021-06-18
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