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Jobs in Tanzania 2021: New Job Opportunities at Tanzania Health Promotion Support (THPS) 2021

VOLUNTEERSHIP PROGRAM
Tanzania Health Promotion Supports
(THPS) is an indigenous NGO established under non- governmental
organization act No 24 of 2002 in 2011. THPS works in partnership with
the Ministry of Health, Community Development, Gender, Elderly and
Children (MOHCDGEC), Regional Administration and Local Government
(PORALG), Ministry of Home Affairs and Ministry of Health (MoH) in
Zanzibar with a goal of ensuring accessible high-quality health care
services to Tanzanians; through strengthening of health and community
systems for comprehensive quality health services including HIV/AIDS;
Tuberculosis; prevention of GBV; reproductive, maternal, neonatal,
child, and adolescent health (RMNHCAH) services; laboratory systems and
services and health management information systems (HIMS.

THPS is
implementing the Strengthening the Quality, Accessibility and
Sustainability of the National Health Laboratory Services (NHLS) project
in the United Republic of Tanzania Under PEPFAR.: The project supports
continuous quality improvement for HIV and TB services through
traditional sit-in and video teleconferencing among other project areas
and coordinated ECHO clinics for dedicated communities of practice.
The
project has recently encountered increasing demand to coordinate ECHO
clinics for TB and HVL and the urgent manpower to assist on the
following roles below;
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Position: ECHO Data Entry Intern
VOLUNTEERSHIP PROGRAM FOR ECHO DATA ENTRY INTERN
Reports to ECHO PO / NHLS Project Coordinator
SCOPE OF WORK

Work with ECHO Program Officer to prepare list and schedules of SMEs and share with all SMEs in advance
Remind
all SMEs at least 2 days and a day prior the ECHO sessions, prepare the
logistics including coordinating presentations of case studies from
responsible HFs
Work with Spokes regularly to ensure Case studies are prepared and shared in advance with Hub, SMEs as needed
Send /share invites and reminders for the NHLS supported ECHO clinics regularly to stimulate participation in these ECHO
Make
follow up on sessions including making calls and responding to raised
issues by the Communities of Practice through e-mails, WhatsApp groups,
Maintain records of ECHO clinics attendance including supporting ECHO clinics data entry.
Assist in preparation of weekly, monthly and quarterly ECHO clinics reports to the project leadership as
Participate
in the development of ECHO materials including experiential and
training curricula based on needs for specific NHLS supported ECHO
Maintain
confidentiality for all clients and institutional information accessed
through work and engagement enable by or through the volunteership
Performs other duties as required and assigned by his/her supervisors

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Must be a Tanzanian citizen
Minimum
Bachelor degree holder from a recognized university. Degree in computer
science or statistics is an advantage merit for the
Effective verbal and written communication skills are required; ability to effectively work in multidisciplinary
Excellent communications skills in English and Swahili
To work under close oversight of THPS supervisorNo expectancy of employment with THPS at the end of the

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How to apply:
Interested applicants should send their application cover letter one page maximum and CV four pages maximum to (recruitment@thps.or.tz) by 27th January, 2021 with a subject line of ‘Position’ ECHO Data Entry Intern’’. Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted. Please do not attach any certificates when submitting online.
THPS
is an equal opportunity employer; women, people living with HIV/AIDS
and people living with disability are encouraged to apply.