Assist national health coordinator in preparing monthly supportive supervision and quality improvement plan for the health facilities
Perform monthly supportive supervision to health facilities, conduct clinical audits and provide feedback for necessary improvement and adaptation
Plan and conduct staff capacity building activities, including formal trainings, CMEs, developing job aids
Guide health facility mangers in health operation, including triage, patient flow, pharmacy, outpatient and inpatient management, laboratory, and patient rights and dignity and community feedback mechanism Guide implementation of infection prevention and control measures at health facility in line with WHO and IOM guidelines.
Support National Program Officer (EPR) in implementing emergency preparedness and response activities.
Support National health coordination in preparing weekly and daily situation reports and other periodic reports.
Monitor and support implementation quality assurance and quality improvement interventions.
Supervision/management of isolation and treatment center:
Oversee operation of isolation and treatment centers (ITC) being directly responsible for supervision of ITC staff and development, coordination and implementation of ITC operational plan.
Render supportive supervision and guidance to medical staff on clinical management of patients, including diagnosis, isolation, treatment, care and referral.
Capacity building of staff on ITC operation, infection prevention and control, case management and referral system through regular on-job trainings, CME and formal trainings.
Implement infection prevention and control measures at ITC, including triage, patient flow, standard precautions, PPE and waste management in line with the guidance of WHO, IEDCR and IOM
Support in developing protocols and procedures for improved performance of ITC and staff and patient safety.
Identify the logistic, infrastructure and operational needs of ITC and communicate senior management team accordingly. Coordinate with medical logistic team to ensure supply availability at CITC in line with the standard disease commodity package of WHO.
Coordinate with community health work program for implementation of necessary preventive activities including risk communication and community engagement.
Support and train the network of community health workers and mobile medical teams on home-based care, referral and contact tracing of COVID-19 cases.
Prepare daily and periodic reports and updates of CITC and support data management team for relevant data collection, analysis and reporting (e.g. EWARS, case report form).
Assist in epidemiological analysis and evaluation of program and interventions.
Perform other duties as may be assigned.
Educational Requirements :
Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery (MBBS) with 1-year internship having valid registration from Bangladesh Medical and Dental Council (BMDC).
1-year post-graduation training at hospital setting in the subject of medicine or tropical medicine and/or completion of master’s in public health (MPH).
Experience Requirements :
At least 3 year(s)
Additional Requirements :
At least three years of operational and field experience in managing and implementing emergency health activities, including outbreak response for migrants, refugee and displaced persons.
Significant experience in infection prevention and control and working at isolation set-up.
Experience in working with UN and international health agencies will be an added value.
Previous experience in UN, UN Affiliate or other International organizations is an advantage
Languages:
Fluency in Bangla and English is required.
Ability to communicate in local Chittagonian/Rohingya dialect will be considered advantageous.
Competencies:
The incumbent is expected to demonstrate the following competencies:
