
08th/02/2015
Job description
Background
1.
Children’s Aid
Children’s
Aid is National Non-Governmental, not for profit Organization founded by a
group of South Sudanese with expertise in Health, Education, Gender equality,
Livelihood and Agriculture; to address the problems of south Sudan’s
humanitarian situation based on the practical experience seen in the community
by the founding members. Children’s Aid contribution is towards improving the
quality of health in the communities with emphasis on children and women. We
strive to reduce and eventually eliminate absolute poverty, illiteracy and
social inequalities in the south Sudan society. We partner with the community
in identifying their own problems and solving them using local initiative.
Aims:
To assist Children to realize their full potential, by supporting
and strengthening local institutions to enable community members respond
effectively to the numerous social-economic challenges.
2. Family Planning services
“Scaling up Family Planning services” project
is a project funded by HPF to support the scaling up of family planning
services in the six states of south Sudan. The six states selected for this
project are: Eastern Equatoria state, Lakes state, Warrap state, Unity state,
Western Bahr-el-Ghazal state and Northern Bahr-el-Ghazal state. The project
will be implemented by a consortium of the National NGOs which are composed of:
Reproductive Health Association of South Sudan (RHASS), Children’s Aid
South Sudan (CASS), The Rescue Initiative South Sudan (TRISS), Universal Network
for Knowledge and Empowerment Association (UNKEA), Peace Child South
Sudan (PCSS), and Initiative for Rural Empowerment (IRE).
Aligned with the strategic priorities
of the Government of South Sudan, Ministry of Health- Health Sector Development
Plan 2012-16 (HSDP) and the Family planning Policy of 2013. The project is
aimed at improving and strengthening the reproductive health services
specifically Family Planning Services in the selected states from the state
hospitals to the County hospitals, PHCCs and PHCUs.
POSITION; No. of Vacancies One (1)

Job Title : Clinical Advisor
Tenure : 12
Months
with possibility of extension depending on performance
Department : Program
Reports to : Family Planning Advisor
Location :
Northern
Bahr-el-Ghazal

Summary
The Clinical Advisor for Family
Planning will provide technical assistance to support improved clinical
performance and quality assurance of voluntary contraceptive services, with a
focus on long-acting reversible methods (LARCs) and permanent methods (PMs),
and all essential elements of post-abortion care. S/he will work to
support planning, systems strengthening, training, clinical monitoring and
coaching, and evaluation of provider performance in technical and non-technical
components of service delivery. Experience in the delivery of long-acting
reversible contraceptive (LARCs) and permanent methods (PMs) and comprehensive
post-abortion care services is essential. The Clinical Advisor for FP and PAC
is expected to collaborate with consortium country and headquarters staff,
Ministries of Health and other technical partners to improve family planning
outcomes, including access to and utilization of IUDs, tubal ligation,
vasectomy, MVA, medical abortion.
Responsibilities:
Ø Develop clinical performance plan
for clinicians on provision of LARCs and PMs, including PPIUD, PAIUD, vasectomy
and tubal ligation in select Consortium states
Ø Identify trainers and/or train and
mentor clinicians in the didactic and practical matters of contraception service
delivery, including MVA
Ø Observe and coach providers in
provision of FP and PAC services, with an emphasis on clinician counseling,
attitudes, and support to clients
Ø Develop quality assurance plans and
execute quality improvement activities to address identified gaps in clinical
service
Ø Improve systems for provider
support, assessment and follow up based on performance
Ø As needed, produce or adapt clinical
training and reference materials, including for services that target
adolescents, men, survivors of sexual assault, and other populations
Ø Travel frequently to consortium
counties with health programs looking to improve / expand FP and PAC
service delivery to advise on capacity building strategies
Ø Oversee the smooth running of the
family planning program at the state level.
Ø Carry out any other responsibility
as assigned by the line manager
Desired
Skills and Experience
Requirements:
Ø South Sudan national
Ø MD or RN/Midwife a must, plus MPH or
similar advanced degree in related field
Ø Demonstrated technical expertise in
contraceptive service delivery and abortion care
Ø At least 5 years clinical service
delivery experience in FP/SRH with at least 3 years clinical experience in long
acting and permanent family planning service provision (implants, IUD, tubal
ligation and vasectomy). Experience in comprehensive abortion care services is
highly recommended
Ø Experience in training and
coaching/mentoring service providers and in supervision of FP, CAC and other
SRH service
Ø At least 3 years international field
experience in developing countries; experience in conflict/post-conflict
settings a strong plus
Ø Communication skills, including the
ability to write and present
Ø People management skills: the
ability to lead and motivate staff and collaborate with ministry of health
clinicians and supervisors
Ø Ability to be flexible and work well
under pressure in a fast-paced team environment
Ø Professional-level fluency in spoken
and written English; fluency in French a plus
How to apply
Interested qualified candidates can submit their Motivation Letter together with a detailed CV and a scan copy of their ID card to the following email address: childrenaid.southsudan@gmail.com
Or drop a hard copy at
the Children’s Aid office:
Gudele II Block 10
Opposite Zain company
Deadline for receiving applications
is 23rd/Feb/2015 at 5:00 pm. Due to the urgency of the position the
interview will be done on the rolling basis. Only qualified candidates will be
contacted. Please don’t submit your original documents.
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