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Actively monitor the quality of collection, processing and transportation of client samples for Viral Load (CV), Early Infant Diagnosis (EID), CD4 and GeneXpert examinations and ensure timely results
Define and implement a route of blood samples from sites to reference laboratories, relay laboratories and CV platforms
Provide technical assistance to laboratories supported by the REACH project to ensure the functionality of equipment (preventive maintenance, corrective maintenance) in connection with ACONDA VS, DIEMP, CRIEM, PNLS and the RETROCI Project
Weekly and monthly follow-up of the realization of the biological samples of the customers (CV, EID, Initial balance sheet, Follow-up balance sheet.)
Provide support to laboratories and screening stations in the procurement and management of inputs and reagents
Conduct the quarterly evaluation of laboratories with the WHO/AFRO SLIPTA check list to accompany them towards accreditation according to ISO 15189 V 2022
Assess the needs of screening stations (human resources, materials...) and provide assistance to ensure the quality of screening services
Ensuring the functionality of Points of Care (POC)
Ensure the implementation of national strategies for achieving early diagnosis (EID) on POCs
Work closely with relay laboratories and CV platforms to ensure samples are analyzed and results delivered to sites within the required time frame
Plan and conduct external quality assessment (EQA) activities for HIV serology, biochemistry and immunology (CD4)
Coordinate with laboratories to conduct reviews of patients eligible for PrEP as well as patients at advanced stage of HIV infection (IVSA)
Ensure the collection, verification and processing of blood sample routing records.
To assist districts and health facilities in ensuring the availability of ARVs, drugs for opportunistic infections and laboratory products at all sites supported by the REACH project according to national procedures (SIGL ARV/Lab.).
Monitor and assess reagent, material and laboratory input requirements at all REACH-supported sites
Candidate profile
Perform any other duties assigned by the supervisor in connection with laboratory and pharmacy activities
Education / Qualifications
Having a BAC+3 in laboratory or a diploma of Superior Technician Laboratory of the National Institute of Training of Health Agents
Experience
3 to 5 years of experience in the care of people living with HIV including logistical management of drugs and laboratory products, therapeutic management and biological monitoring of HIV/AIDS infection
Have at least 3 years of experience in strengthening diagnosis and capacity building
Strong knowledge and experience in clinical and biological diagnosis (field experience), diagnostic networks, and quality management systems
Knowledge and experience in strengthening laboratories to meet international quality standards, including ISO 15189 and/or SLMTA/SLIPTA Application file A file mentioning the title of the position to be filled and comprising:
A CV (specify at least 3 recent professional references);
A letter of motivation with salary claim addressed to the National Director of IRC CI:
Certified copies of diplomas obtained.
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