TERM OF REFERENCE
Strengthening Technical Assistance for Routine
Immunization Training (START) Project Phase Three for West Java, Banten and
East Java Provinces
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Date:
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5 March 2018
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Position
title:
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Technical Person
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Deadline
for application:
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25 March 2018
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Project
title:
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Strengthening Technical Assistance for
Routine Immunization Training (START) Project Phase Three
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Organization
unit:
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WCO INO
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Grade:
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Technical Function Grade B
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Duty
Station:
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Selected districts in West Java, Banten and East Java
Province
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Contract type:
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Agreement for performance
of Work (APW)
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Duration:
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7 months
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Expected starting date:
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1 May 2018 (Orientation will be conducted early
April 2018
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Background:
The Ministry of Health, Indonesia and WHO
have partnered with the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to
plan and implement the Strengthening Technical Assistance for Routine
Immunization Training (START) program.
Phase One of the program has been implemented in 7 districts in Banten
Province and 5 districts in North Sumatera Province from August 2016-February
2017 and Phase two has been successfully implemented in 16 districts in West
Java, Banten and North Sumatera provinces. The phase three of the project will
be implemented in 20 districts in Banten, East Java and West Java provinces.. To
ensure effective program implementation, suitable technical person will be contracted,
oriented, and deployed to support capacity-building of immunization program
staff in the selected districts.
Objectives:
Build the capacity of district and health
facility immunization staff to improve EPI and VPD Surveillance planning, monitoring,
and service delivery resulting in increasing immunization coverage and reducing
dropout rate.
Activity:
Under day to day coordination with EPI
WHO, respective District Health Office
(DHO) and respective Provincial Health Office (PHO) and direct technical
supervision by NPO EPI WHO Indonesia to support
Provincial Health Offices in the following:
1.
Build the capacity of district,
sub-district and primary health facility EPI staff to
a.
Develop EPI micro-plans and aggregate
health center micro-plans into district plans
b.
Improve EPI data quality, data analysis,
and use of EPI data for problem identification and action
c.
Reduce the number of Penta1 to Penta 3
drop-outs through improved defaulter tracking
d.
Update and interpret immunization
monitoring charts
e.
Use the Reaching Every Community (REC)
categorization and prioritization tool
f.
Plan and manage vaccine and EPI stock
more effectively in public and private health facilities
g.
Provide on-the-job training and
supportive supervision
2. Assist with the roll-out of new EPI policies and the introduction
of new vaccines
3. Report activities using the standard START program monitoring tool to
EPI MOH, PHO, WHO Indonesia and CDC in weekly basis
4. Assess district and health facility EPI program using standard
START program organizational assessment tool at the beginning and end of
intervention; provide assessment information to CDC
5. Monitoring EPI Session
6. Advocate in enhancing VPD surveillance
7.
Submit a detailed activity report as per
agreement.
All activities
should comply the existing national EPI-MOH policy.
Duration of Work : 7 months from 1 May to 30 November 2018
Education Qualification:
Essential: University degree in medicine or a health
related subject from a recognized university or its equivalent qualification
Experience:
Essential: At least five years’ experience in public
health program implementation preferably in Immunization and VPD Surveillance
Desirable: Experience in immunization program
implementation; ability to deliver public health training, using techniques of
mentoring and on-the-job training; management/supervision of public health
program at the district level and advocacy.
Language: Fluent in Bahasa Indonesia and English;
knowledge of local language (optional)
Computer literacy: Working knowledge on Ms. Word, Ms. Excel and Ms. Power Point
Expected
Outcome:
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Capacity
building of EPI staff at district and puskesmas
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Increased
immunization coverage and Reduced dropout rate
Qualified women and men are encouraged
to apply. Only qualified candidates will be notified. Please submit application
along with CV and other supporting documents to:
Expanded
Program on Immunization (EPI) Unit, WHO Country office of Indonesia, email: sewhoindonesia@who.int and copy to : tamsf@who.int
For any questions related to this
post, please contact:
Dr. Fina Tams, Immunization Officer, WCO Indonesia Jakarta – Email: tamsf@who.int
Only qualified
candidates will be notified.
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