TANGAZO LA AJIRA MPYA BARAZA LA MAASKOFU KATOLIKI TANZANIA
TANZANIA EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE
CAREER OPPORTUNITY
POLICY ADVOCACY AND MONITORING &
EVALUATION COORDINATOR
The Tanzania
Episcopal Conference (TEC) as a permanent institution is the assembly of the
Bishops of Tanzania whereby according to the norm of law, certain pastoral
functions are jointly exercised on behalf of Christ’s faithful in view of
promoting the greater good which the Church offers to all people especially
through forms and programs of her apostolate which are fittingly adapted to
circumstances of our time and country. TEC is made up of the currently 34
dioceses. TEC
is among the major stakeholders in the provision of social services in the
country. Currently, there are 55
hospitals (20 Designated District Hospitals (DDH)/Council Designated Hospitals
(CDH), 26 Voluntary Agency Hospitals (VAH, six Referral Hospitals at Regional
Level, one Zonal Consultant and Teaching Hospital-Bugando Medical Centre (BMC)
with super specialty), 65 Health Centres, 4001 Dispensaries, 30 catholic health
training institutions and maternity waiting homes almost in all hospitals. TEC is looking for an experienced, young,
energetic and committed Tanzanian to fill up the vacancy of Policy Advocacy and
M&E Coordinator of the TEC Health Department.
Policy Advocacy and M&E Coordinator
of the TEC Health Department.
The Policy Advocacy and M&E
Coordinator is responsible for analyzing information, data, monitoring
government policy changes including fiscal year budget guidelines and document
issues arising thereof for appropriate action including policy advocacy. He/she
is also responsible for ensuring quality in health care according to national
standards and Catholic Church teachings using appropriate tools and maintaining
a register of health facilities with all basic data. Further, he/she is
responsible for attending health related meetings, improving communication, and
organizing Annual Meetings for Diocesan Health Secretaries, Hospital Management
Teams and Principals of Catholic Health Training Institutions.
QUALIFICATION
AND EXPERIENCE
1. First
degree in Medicine from an accredited
medical school, or Social Sciences or equivalent
2. Must
be registered with professional bodies
3. Three
(3) years’ experience in health/community development work (experience in HIV
and AIDS field will be an added advantage)
4. Understanding
of financial management and general administration
5. Be
computer literate
6. Excellent
communication and interpersonal skills
7. Be
highly motivated individual and a self starter who can work with minimum
supervision
DUTIES
AND RESPONSIBILITIES
1. To
report to the Director of Health and HIV/AIDS Program
2. To facilitate collaboration of
Catholic health services with the Government and other stakeholders involved in
the provision of health services in the country.
3. To coordinate the provision of
health services of all dioceses with Christian Social Services Commission
(CSSC), government and other stakeholders.
4. To carry out advocacy and lobbying
services on behalf of Catholic health care facilities to provide them adequate
assistance they require in the form of resources and training from the
government and counterparts.
5. To ensure that health care
activities in all dioceses are carried out following the ethics of the Catholic
Church.
6.
To promote,
facilitate and coordinate the development, implementation and monitoring of HIV
and AIDS program activities in line with government and TEC polices and
guidelines.
7.
To prepare the
integrated plan and budget for HIV and AIDS interventions.
8.
To provide
technical support and capacity building on HIV and AIDS programming to
implementing districts.
9.
To mobilize
stakeholder participation in HIV and AIDS programs in all implementing
districts.
10.
To monitor and
evaluate programs in line with the National M and E system.
11.
To develop and
maintain a Database on HIV and AIDS programs.
12.
To mobilize
resources for HIV and AIDS programs.
13.
To document and
disseminate Best Practices.
14. To compile and submit periodic plans and reports on HIV
and AIDS programs to the Program Director and relevant stakeholders.
15. To
perform all other assignment pertaining to health department as may be assigned
from time to time.
Eligible
candidates who are strong and committed Catholics may apply for the above
mentioned vacancy so as to reach us on or before closure of business day of 4th November 2016. Candidates
are required to submit cover letter, copies of certificates and recent
Curriculum Vitae. They should provide short answers to the following questions
in their cover letters;
(i)
Why are you interested in this job?
(ii)
Why would you consider yourself suitable
for this job?
(iii)
What do you know about TEC?
Only shortlisted candidates will be
contacted for interview.
Eligible
candidates may apply to:
Secretary General
Tanzania Episcopal Conference
P.O.Box 2133
DAR ES SALAAM
(PLEASE SEND YOUR APPLICATION THROUGH
EMAILS: health@tec.or.tz or hr@tec.or.tz)
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