Communications Coordinator Job at Society for Family Health
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- Company: Society for Family Health
- Location: Zambia
- State: Lusaka
- Job type: Full-Time
- Job category: Administrative/Secretarial Jobs in Zambia
Society for Family Health (SFH) is a leading Local Zambian Organisation with programs targeting malaria, child survival, HIV and reproductive health. SFH’s work ranges from on the ground implementation of health services, and community programs to the distribution of health care products and services to the most vulnerable populations. SFH also provides life-saving products, clinical services and behaviour change communications that empower the most vulnerable populations to lead healthier lives.
Key Duties and Responsibilities:
- Orient and assist the CAs in developing and managing District work-plan and conduct monthly meetings to monitor progress of achievement on projection and deliverables
- Provide technical and administrative support to CAs in recruitment and trainings of Health Promoters (HPs) in the districts
- Provide technical support to CAs in planning and mapping areas for IPC mobilization / HP distribution within health facilities catchments
- Conduct monitoring and supportive supervision to each CA at district level on a quarterly basis. Ensure reporting on filing and records system and development of performance improvement plans for CAs
- Check, verify/ back check and ensure timely submission of MIS and monthly communication reports by CAs.
- Compile summary report of the activities performed by Districts, enter in the system and report back to IPC Officer/ IPC Manager
- Contribute to work planning and report writing at regional level
- Identify areas of improvement and conduct trainings/refresher trainings on supervision for CAs on SHARED model of supervision as well as ETL training
- Actively represent SFH/Zambia with external partners and stakeholders, in particular with Government, NGO, FBO, CBO and private sector in external meetings such as technical working groups meetings, coordination meetings.
- Determine quarterly IPC/promotional materials/IPC forms needed for his/her region and ensure distribution and management by CAs
- Conduct educative presentations on SFH programs to defined audiences such as churches, universities, colleges and other high level institutions
- Coordinate regional special events in consultation with other stakeholders (GRZ, CBOs, FBOs, etc) and monitor SFH mass media adverts and promotion activities.
- Plan joint quarterly communication activities with RM, Team Leaders and service providers
- Work in close collaboration with RM, FAO, MIS Assistant to ensure quality and uniformity
- Write one quarterly success story
Required Qualifications and Experience:
- Bachelor’s Degree in Social Sciences
- At least 2 years work experience in NGOs, FBOs, and CBOs implementing health-related or HIV programs.
- Experience in community mobilization with strong stakeholder engagement.
- Experience in supervising, monitoring, training and working with volunteers
- Conducting field assessment on the quality of sessions and messages at grassroots level.
- Experience in focus group discussion, facilitation and communication skills.
- SFH Work experience in similar area preferred
Other skills and attributes
- Good interpersonal and leadership skills
- Computer literate, especially with the Microsoft Office package
- Ability to work with minimal supervision
Team player, supportive and approachable
PLEASE EMAIL APPLICATION AND CV TO:
[email protected] – clearly indicate title of the job opening you have applied for, “ For example DRIVER”
SFH is an Equal Opportunity Employer and encourages applications from qualified individuals regardless of actual or perceived race, religion, color, sex, age, disability, sexual orientation, marital status, personal appearance, political affiliation, family status or responsibilities, gender identity or expression.
Closing Date: Wednesday 19 August 2020