Public Health Specialist – LABORATORY ADVISOR Job at The US Mission (All interested candidates) | Deadline: 17th July, 2018


Public Health Specialist – LABORATORY ADVISOR Job at The US Mission (All interested candidates) | Deadline: 17th July, 2018



  

Public Health Specialist – LABORATORY ADVISOR at The US Mission (All interested candidates) | Deadline: 17th July, 2018

The U.S. Mission in Dar es Salaam is seeking eligible and qualified applicants for the position of Public Health Specialist – Laboratory Advisor at the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research (WRAIR).

Basic Function of Position:
Job holder serves as a senior scientific and technical advisor to agency officials, Ministry of Health, Tanzania Peoples Defense Forces (TPDF), implementing partners and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in the planning and strengthening of laboratory programs and activities. Responsibilities include program development, monitoring, reporting and close collaboration with partners to ensure that all research and analysis in laboratories are carried out in accordance with program objectives and internationally recognized best practices. Partners include other agencies, Tanzanian Government (GOT), NGOs involved in HIV Management in Tanzania
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Qualifications and Evaluations
Requirements:
Level IV (Fluent) speaking/reading/writing) in English and Kiswahili is required.
Education Requirements:
Master’s degree in Health Laboratory Sciences is required.
Evaluations:
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
Qualifications:
A minimum of five years of experience in public health laboratory procedures and systems with additional two years of managerial experience is required.

Duties
Major duties – Part 1
I. Program Management & Technical Assistance 60%
Incumbent serves as principal coordinator for laboratory systems and services within Tanzania and is responsible for planning and implementation of capacity building of all laboratories to ensure consistency of results. In general, reviews individual laboratory procedures, weighing against accepted protocols and develops programs to ensure consistency. Participates in developing major initiatives including the country program plan and planning of all cooperative agreements that require research and diagnosis of HIV/AIDS, STD, AI, TB, malaria and emerging diseases in laboratories throughout Tanzania.



Jobholder provides technical evaluation of all proposals for laboratory capacity building projects of partners, ensuring that protocols are being followed appropriately and recommends amendments/approval to supervisor. The annual budget for external laboratory programs in Tanzania in fiscal year FY 2013 is $2 million. Incumbent is responsible for planning and drafting the laboratory portion of the Country Operational Plan (COP) each year and working with Counseling & Testing, Care and Treatment, Prevention and Strategic Information colleagues to ensure that programs are working together to complement support and capacity building.

  1. CORONA VIRUS
  2. MONKEY POX
  3. VAGINAL DRYNESS
  4. FIBROID
  5. INFERTILITY
  6. OVULATION CYCLE
  7. OVARIAN CANCER
  8. VAGINAL BACTERIA
  9. MALE INFERTILITY
  10. BEST DAYS OF CONCIEVING
  11. MUCUS AFTER OVULATION
  12. FOODS FOR ERECTILE FUNCTIONS
  13. PREGNANCY ANEMIA
  14. DO AND DONT DURING PREGNANCY
  15. ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION
  16. U.T.I IN PREGNANCY
  17. STROKE RISK
  18. EAT THIS NOT THAT
  19. HOOKWORMS INFECTION
  20. OMEGA 3 BENEFITS
  21. FASTING
  22. WEIGHT LOSS TIPS
  23. vitiligo
  24. ABORTION
  25. DENGUE VIRUS
  26. EBORA VIRUS
  27. FEVER
  28. URINARY TRACT INFECTION
  29. HOSPITAL INFECTIONS
  30. WEST NILE VIRUS
  31. YELLOW FEVER
  32. EYE DISEASE
  33. ZIKA VIRUS
  34. STRESS
  35. IRON DEFFICIENCE
  36. INSOMNIA (SLEEPING PROBLEMS)
  37. HEART PROBLEMS
  38. COMPONENTS OF BLOOD
  39. BLOOD DISORDER
  40. LABORATORY TEST OF BLOOD DISORDER
  41. BONE MARROW EXAMINATION
  42. BLOOD ANEMIA
  43. ANIMAL BITES
  44. EYE BURN
  45. CHOCKING
  46. HEAT STROKE
  47. SMOKE EFFECTS
  48. SNAKE BITE
  49. MALARIA VACCINE
  50. BEST WAY TO SLEEP A CHILD
  51. CHILD FEVER REDUCING
  52. ELEPHANTIASIS
  53. WOMEN BEARDS
  54. DATES
  55. PAPAYA FRUITS

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