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Job offer: technical manager / clinical (clinical technical manager)
Education / Qualifications
HEADA is a non-governmental organization that works to improve the public health and well-being of communities. Its interventions include health system strengthening, disease prevention, research, training and sustainable development. As part of the implementation of an HIV care and treatment program within the Defence sector in Cameroon, funded by the United States Department of War through its HIV/AIDS prevention program, HEADA is seeking an experienced Clinical Technical Manager.
Main duties
Under the supervision of the Technical Director, the Clinical Technical Manager will contribute to the coordination and control of the program’s activities in its four intervention areas. Its main functions will be to: Provide daily technical support to operational teams deployed in the different areas. Oversee the use of financial, human and material resources allocated to the project. Review the requests made by the regional teams and forward them to technical management for validation. Support field teams in resolving difficulties encountered during the execution of activities. Ensure the application of national protocols and guidelines in patient care. Ensure regular production and transmission of activity reports. Promote the transfer of skills to military personnel involved in the program. Oversee the planning of interventions and monitor results in order to achieve the objectives set. Analyze weekly the performance of health facilities and different areas, including HIV testing, patient care, viral load coverage and viral suppression. Perform supervision missions in the various sites to monitor the quality of services and compliance with procedures. Ensure regular monitoring of inventories of products and inputs related to the fight against HIV. Ensure the follow-up of patients under treatment, especially those with an unremoved viral load, and the quality of strengthened advice on therapeutic adherence. Ensure the availability and proper use of work tools, technical supports and reporting documents. Review draft reports produced by zonal teams prior to transmission to technical management. Coordinate internal activities to improve the quality of services in health facilities. Organize and supervise continuing education activities for the program teams. Participate in the national or international business trips required for the mission.
Candidate profile
The candidate sought must: Hold a Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in medicine, nursing, clinical medicine, public health or a relevant health discipline. Ideally have a graduate degree in public health, medicine, epidemiology, global health, nursing or a related field.
Experience
The following requirements are expected: Have at least 5 years of professional experience in HIV care and treatment programs. To know the Cameroonian context of the fight against HIV and to have experience of the interventions funded by PEPFAR. Have previously coordinated or directed clinical and therapeutic management activities. Have proven experience in supervising medical teams and field staff. Be able to manage multiple activities simultaneously and work effectively with different teams. Know how to establish and maintain professional relationships with health care providers. Master the ethical principles applicable to health interventions. Have skills in team management, data analysis and performance monitoring. ĂŠBeing able to work in a multicultural environment. Skills sought Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills. Good written and oral communication skills. Ability to work independently and in a multidisciplinary team. Mastery of Microsoft Office tools. Sense of organization and good management of priorities. Proficiency in French and/or English. Composition of the application file Interested persons should prepare the following documents: A cover letter An updated CV. Copies of relevant diplomas and certificates. The
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