Guest guest Posted July 11, 2007 Report Share Posted July 11, 2007 Program Manager for Pediatric HIV/AIDS Care and Treatment and Program Assistant for Pediatric HIV/AIDS Care and Treatment Program Manager for Pediatric HIV/AIDS Care and Treatment Clinton Foundation HIV/AIDS Initiative (CHAI) Location: Karnataka & Maharashtra, with extensive travel within India Last Date: July 31, 2007. Email: vsingh@... The primary goal of Clinton Foundation HIV/AIDS Initiative (CHAI) is to make high-quality treatments for HIV/AIDS more affordable for patients in need in more than 66 countries worldwide. In India, the CHAI team works hand-in-hand with various government agencies to expand access to treatment on the ground, strengthen management capacity, improve procurement and laboratory systems, train healthcare workers and manage initiatives to expand care to particularly marginalized populations, such as children and people living in rural areas. The Clinton Foundation HIV/AIDS Initiative (CHAI), India office is seeking a highly motivated individual with strong communication skills to fill the position of Program Manager for Pediatric HIV/AIDS Care and Treatment to be working out of our state (both Karnataka and Maharashtra) office. Reporting to the State Program Coordinator, the Program Manager will be responsible for overseeing CHAI involvement in helping to scale-up Pediatric HIV and PPTCT services and access to life-saving ARV treatment (ART) to children. Dynamic, entrepreneurial individuals with strong managerial, diplomatic, and analytical skills are sought for this role. The Program Manager will assist with the development and drive the ongoing strategy for CHAI in the State. Responsibilities include: • Manage state-level activities for the pediatric initiative, including administration of a pediatric ARV donation program, development and implementation of pediatric scale-up plans, and overall systems strengthening design. • Manage state activities for the PPTCT program • Provide strategic consulting assistance to identify programmatic barriers, and strengthen overall health systems strengthening to achieve pediatrics ART scale-up. • Provide ongoing technical assistance to ART centers and State AIDS Control Society in areas of strengthening treatment protocols, training curriculum, program management and implementation, and monitoring and evaluation activities. • Build strong relationships with stakeholders, including the State AIDS Control Society, National AIDS program, non governmental organizations and major treatment partners. • Assist State Program Coordinator in monitoring and evaluating programmatic interventions, including quality of Care & Support services offered by the Pediatric Initiative Lead NGO Partners. • Write periodic progress reports describing the achievements and challenges of the program • Provide technical capacity to outreach workers, data entry operators, and other health care workers involved in implementing the pediatric program • Identify new community based organizations (CBO) and collaborate with existing CBO to implement the care and support components • Ensure the collation of vital field data and the identification of suitable vendors to enter and analyze data • Work closely with the district level ART centers to facilitate scaling treatment for children living with HIV/AIDS • Other activities as agreed upon mutually with the State and Country Office' Qualifications: • Masters Degree in social sciences or public health, Management • 3-5 years experience in HIV/AIDS program management preferred • Exceptional problem-solving, interpersonal, quantitative and analytical capabilities • Ability to handle multiple tasks simultaneously, set priorities, and work independently • Willingness and ability to handle multiple tasks simultaneously, set priorities, and work independently and in a team • Excellent writing and communication skills • Willingness and ability to travel (up to 50% of time) • Be of uncompromised integrity; a strategic and innovative thinker; and humble and happy to let other take credit for any/all success achieved • Ability to achieve maximum efficiency and impact with limited human and financial resources • Strong dedication to improving the lives of people living with HIV/AIDS Pluses: • Ability to work extended hours outside of a standard work schedule • Willingness to undertake tasks outside of those outlined in the job description upon request Languages: • Fluency in English and at least one regional language; Hindi is preferred. CHAI is an equal opportunities employer Last Date: July 31, 2007. Email: vsingh@... _____________________ Program Assistant for Pediatric HIV/AIDS Care and Treatment Clinton Foundation HIV/AIDS Initiative (CHAI) Location: Andhra Pradesh-1, Karnataka-1, Maharashtra-1, Manipur-1, Tamilnadu-2. Totel 6 posts Last Date: July 31, 3007. Email: vsingh@... The primary goal of Clinton Foundation HIV/AIDS Initiative (CHAI) is to make high-quality treatments for HIV/AIDS more affordable for patients in need in more than 66 countries worldwide. In India, the CHAI team works hand-in-hand with various government agencies to expand access to treatment on the ground, strengthen management capacity, improve procurement and laboratory systems, train healthcare workers and manage initiatives to expand care to particularly marginalized populations, such as children and people living in rural areas. The Clinton Foundation HIV/AIDS Initiative (CHAI), India office is seeking the services of highly motivated individuals to fill the position of Program Assistants for the CHAI Pediatric HIV/AIDS Care and Treatment program in some of the high prevalent states of India. CHAI is searching for outstanding professionals with relevant experience to support the Pediatric Initiative. The incumbents will provide program management and documentation support in their respective roles to the Foundation's grantees to strengthen existing projects and ensure achievement of high standards of quality. The ideal candidate will be hard-working, innovative, flexible and personable; with very strong communication skills The Program Assistant will be responsible for overseeing CHAI Country and State teams involvement in helping to scale-up Pediatric HIV / AIDS services and access to life-saving ARV treatment (ART) to children. Dynamic, entrepreneurial individuals with strong managerial, diplomatic, and analytical skills are sought for this role. The Program Assistant will report to the State Coordinator and/or State Pediatric Program Manager and will support in managing the Lead Partners (LPs), identify needs for technical assistance in consultation with LPs and Technical staff and will provide programmatic assistance, capacity building of NGO partners at the district level in program management areas. The incumbents will assist state team to scale up pediatric initiative for improved coverage of CLHA through appropriate communication strategies, diagnostic facilities and mainstreaming with ongoing Treatment, Care & Support program. Key Responsibilities include: • The incumbent will liaise with (LP) to identify barriers to implementation and develop plans to overcome them and will ensure appropriate documentation and dissemination of best practices and lessons learned of Pediatric Initiative. • S/he will work closely with the Lead Partners and their implementing partners • Liaise closely with the LP and their implementing partners to ensure that CLHA are followed-up in the field • To monitor that CLHA are receiving high quality care and support components as prescribed by the CHAI • Assist State CHAI team to develop and implement Pediatric HIV/AIDS capacity building programs for partner staff, including facilitating/leading training sessions as appropriate • Support ongoing Care and Support program of CHAI including treatment • Assist in providing technical assistance to ART centers and State AIDS control program in areas of strengthening pediatric related treatment, program implementation, and monitoring & evaluation activities • Assist State Coordinator and/or State Pediatric Program Manager in monitoring and evaluating programmatic interventions, including quality of Care & Support services offered by the Pediatric Initiative Lead NGO Partners • Monitor the drug stock and liaise with ART center to strengthen its capacity and infrastructure • S/he will assist the State Coordinator and/or State Pediatric Program to monitor the distributions of supplies including drugs, kits and other consumable items to the ART centers as per guidelines prescribed by NACO. • Preparation of periodic progress reports describing the achievements and challenges of the program • Assist State Coordinator and/or State Pediatric Program Manager in developing SOPs and state specific materials • Regularly analyze data collected from Lead Partners and share with M & E team • Assist the national and state team to implement other activities as desired by the Country Office Desired Profile • Post Graduate in Social Sciences and Management • 2 years experience in HIV/AIDS program management preferred • Those with experience in managing health projects, reporting, monitoring and documentation will be preferred. • Exceptional problem-solving, interpersonal, quantitative and analytical capabilities • Willingness and ability to handle multiple tasks simultaneously, set priorities, and work independently. • Ability to work in a team, excellent oral and written and verbal communication skills in English and computer proficiency is essential. • Willingness and ability to travel (up to 50% of time) • Be of uncompromised integrity; a strategic and innovative thinker; and humble and happy to let other take credit for any/all success achieved • Ability to achieve maximum efficiency and impact with limited human and financial resources • Strong dedication to improving the lives of people living with HIV/AIDS, especially children • Ability to work extended hours outside of a standard work schedule • Willingness to undertake tasks outside of those outlined in the job description upon request • Fluency in English and other Regional Languages. Commensurate with experience Last Date: July 31, 2007. Email: vsingh@... CHAI is an equal opportunity employer. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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