Fayyaa Integrated Development Organization

Position: Health Officer

Job Purpose

• Responsible for adult and under five-year medical consultation and nutrition service package and supported by other MHNT members.
• Role and Responsibilities of the Teams
• Assess the potential risks for outbreak (active surveillance)
• Regularly update the woreda/zonal or RHB on immediately and weekly reportable disease
• Facilitate and lead with woreda/ zonal or RHB outbreak response if outbreak is confirmed by the higher level.
• Responsible for daily health education program, based on selected topics alongside HEWs
• Assess, identify, and effectively utilize community-based communication plat forms for health promotion and disease prevention by engaging HEWs in the area
• Reporting
• Ensure a daily quantitative and qualitative reporting through specific reporting tools
• Provide Report to the MHNT leader in a timely manner

Duration: 6 months

No. required: 03

Location: Miesso woreda, Siti zone of Somalia region

Qualified female candidates are highly encouraged to apply

Deadline: 10 days from the date of this announcement

Job Requirement

• BSc degree in public health//Medical Doctor Degree
• Minimum work experience of 3 years for BSc Degree & 2 years for MSc Degree holders, 1 year for MD.
• NGO experience in emergency health response project activities.
• Ability to plan, organize, and supervise implementation of emergency health response projects
• Basic supervisory/managerial skills with strong inter-personal skills
• Good technical and report writing skills with computer skills and knowledge

How to Apply

Interested applicants meeting the requirements can submit their application letter, updated CVs and credentials via email: ytakele@fayyaa.org , sabamekonnen@gmail.com or in person at FIDO’s Head Office, located in Lideta sub city Woreda 08 area, in front of Red Cross Addis Ababa Branch Office, Behind Police Hospital, house no. 696 at Nazarene Building 3rd floor, office No 24 For further information, contact Tel. 0115578114

NB: Has to adhere to ethical considerations and principles in regards to working with vulnerable populations. Female applicants are encouraged.