Service Delivery Advisor

International Center for AIDS Care and Treatment Programs International Center for AIDS Care and Treatment Programs (ICAP) - Kenya of Columbia University is working with a consortium of partners led by Jhpiego and the Ministries of Health to implement activities in support of the USAID-funded APHIAplus Service Delivery Program in Central and Eastern Provinces. The APHIAplus Program is designed to contribute substantively to the United States Government (USG) and Government of Kenya goals in HIV and AIDS, TB, Reproductive Health/Family Planning, malaria and maternal and child health.Closing date: 10 Dec 2010
Location: Kenya - Nyeri/Embu
Key Responsibilities:
• Planning and implementation of prevention, care and treatment services at ICAP-supported facilities
• Provide on-going supervision of prevention, care and treatment programs Co-ordinate training of facility staff including ART mentorship
• Participate in quality assurance/quality improvement of HIV programs
• Assist in program monitoring and evaluation
• Liaise with the Ministries of Health officials including the Provincial ART Officer and other stakeholders
• Preparation of budgets, work plans, reports and other technical papers

Minimum Requirements:
• Preferably MBChB. Strong candidates with a Diploma in Medicine will also be considered
• At least three years’ experience in program planning
• Experience with HIV/AIDS programming
• Familiarity with district-level health care programs in Kenya
• Clinical experience in HIV management
• Strong supervisory and management skills

All applications including a current CV should be sent to:
The Human Resources Manager
ICAP Kenya
P. O. Box 29840 00202 Nairobi, or emailed to cip.vacancies@gmail.com before December 10, 2010. Interviews will be conducted the week of December 13, 2010.

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