Maxence Melo
JF Founder
- Feb 10, 2006
- 4,230
- 13,415
FHI is a global health and development organization whose science-based programs bring lasting change to the world's most vulnerable people. Our approach is rigorous and evidence-driven. Our work is global in scale yet country-focused, with international offices staffed by local professionals.
Since 1971, we have worked with 1,400 partners in 125 countries, forging strong relationships with governments, diverse organizations, the private sector and communities enabling us to help countries make measurable progress against disease, poverty, and inequity-improving lives for millions. FHI Tanzania now seeks qualified candidates for the position of:
Job Title: Program Officer -UJANA Project (1 Posts)
Duty Station: Dar es Salaam
The Program Officer will contribute to the revision of UJANA strategies and development of annual work plans for building knowledge and skills of youth, improving social and community support for youth HIV prevention, and improving the quality and coordination of youth - focused HIV prevention programming. Furthermore, he/she will support UJANA partners in implementing their strategies for reducing youth HIV risks.
Main Responsibilities
Coordinating implementing partners support teams.
Monitoring progress of assigned implementing partners/strategic partners and lor technical assistance partners towards Ujana objectives.
Coordinating regular monitoring and technical assistance visits to implementing partners.
Identifying capacity building needs and organizing/participating in facilitation of training for implementing partners, other partners in technical areas and Ujana Staff.
Participating in proposal solicitation, reviewing and the approval process.
Participating in development of annual Ujana work plans and preparation of reports.
Ensuring fulfillment of contracts, grants and finance requirements for assigned implementing partners/strategic partners /technical assistant partners
Identifying potential implementing or technical assistance partners.
Documenting, sharing achievements, challenges & successes
Minimum Requirements
University degree or Advanced Diploma in social/health sciences or related field.
3-5 years experience working in RH/HIV/AIDS, including experience in HIV prevention at management and/or supervisory level.
Expertise in one or more of the following areas: peer education, participatory theatre, gender issues, organizational development, BCC, or other youth-related programming
Ability to travel approximately 35 percent of the time.
Strong working knowledge of computer programs
Strong writing and analytical skills.
Fluent in English and Swahili languages.-
Strong interpersonal, listening, negotiation, communication & coaching skills
Ability to function in a team environment that includes youth in all program elements.
Commitment to the highest ethical and professional standards. I.
Application:
Interested candidates should send Application letters, Photocopies of Academic Certificates, detailed Curriculum Vitae (with three references including addresses, telephone numbers and e mail addresses) to:
Attention:
Human Resources Department,
Family Health International
P.O.Box 78082
Dar es Salaam
And/Or Email to: tz-recruitment@fhi.org
To be delivered at FHI offices before 16.00 hours on Friday, September 3, 2010
Please note that phone calls will not be entertained.
Since 1971, we have worked with 1,400 partners in 125 countries, forging strong relationships with governments, diverse organizations, the private sector and communities enabling us to help countries make measurable progress against disease, poverty, and inequity-improving lives for millions. FHI Tanzania now seeks qualified candidates for the position of:
Job Title: Program Officer -UJANA Project (1 Posts)
Duty Station: Dar es Salaam
The Program Officer will contribute to the revision of UJANA strategies and development of annual work plans for building knowledge and skills of youth, improving social and community support for youth HIV prevention, and improving the quality and coordination of youth - focused HIV prevention programming. Furthermore, he/she will support UJANA partners in implementing their strategies for reducing youth HIV risks.
Main Responsibilities
Coordinating implementing partners support teams.
Monitoring progress of assigned implementing partners/strategic partners and lor technical assistance partners towards Ujana objectives.
Coordinating regular monitoring and technical assistance visits to implementing partners.
Identifying capacity building needs and organizing/participating in facilitation of training for implementing partners, other partners in technical areas and Ujana Staff.
Participating in proposal solicitation, reviewing and the approval process.
Participating in development of annual Ujana work plans and preparation of reports.
Ensuring fulfillment of contracts, grants and finance requirements for assigned implementing partners/strategic partners /technical assistant partners
Identifying potential implementing or technical assistance partners.
Documenting, sharing achievements, challenges & successes
Minimum Requirements
University degree or Advanced Diploma in social/health sciences or related field.
3-5 years experience working in RH/HIV/AIDS, including experience in HIV prevention at management and/or supervisory level.
Expertise in one or more of the following areas: peer education, participatory theatre, gender issues, organizational development, BCC, or other youth-related programming
Ability to travel approximately 35 percent of the time.
Strong working knowledge of computer programs
Strong writing and analytical skills.
Fluent in English and Swahili languages.-
Strong interpersonal, listening, negotiation, communication & coaching skills
Ability to function in a team environment that includes youth in all program elements.
Commitment to the highest ethical and professional standards. I.
Application:
Interested candidates should send Application letters, Photocopies of Academic Certificates, detailed Curriculum Vitae (with three references including addresses, telephone numbers and e mail addresses) to:
Attention:
Human Resources Department,
Family Health International
P.O.Box 78082
Dar es Salaam
And/Or Email to: tz-recruitment@fhi.org
To be delivered at FHI offices before 16.00 hours on Friday, September 3, 2010
Please note that phone calls will not be entertained.
