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MSH

Zonal TB Project Coordinator

MSH

. Support zonal and woreda-level TB, TB/HIV, and PMDT program planning and implementation with zonal health offices .

Posted 11/9/2026full-timeJimma • EthiopiaMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

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Demonstrates expertise in TB, TB/HIV, and PMDT program implementation, with a strong focus on capacity building, mentorship, and stakeholder collaboration. Proven ability to monitor project milestones and deliver quality care in diverse healthcare settings.

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TB Program ImplementationMentorship of Healthcare WorkersStakeholder CollaborationMonitoring and Evaluation (M&E)Capacity Building

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Hard Skills
TB Case FindingDR-TB ManagementQuality Care CascadesGeneXpert UtilizationData DocumentationHealth Program PlanningProject ReportingCommunity TB CareIntegrated Facility-Level ScreeningSpecimen Referral Systems
Soft Skills
Excellent CommunicationInterpersonal SkillsLeadershipFlexibilityCultural Competence
Tools & Technologies
Microsoft OfficeInternetEmail Systems
Industry Keywords
National TB/HIV ProgramsDonor-Funded ProgramsPublic Health SectorPrivate Health SectorZonal Health DepartmentsWoreda Health OfficesTechnical Working GroupsHealthcare Provider OrientationLocal Policy ImplementationHealth Facility Mentorship

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Support zonal and woreda-level TB, TB/HIV, and PMDT program planning and implementation with zonal health offices
  • Establish working relationships with Zonal Health Departments, Woreda Health Offices, and other stakeholders
  • Lead capacity building for zonal and woreda TB experts to support sustainable, woreda-led TB program implementation
  • Strengthen integrated facility-level TB screening, case finding, TB/DR-TB treatment, and prevention efforts
  • Ensure quality TB, TB/HIV, and PMDT care cascades and achievement of facility milestones
  • Conduct monthly mentorship for high-load health facilities, hospitals, PPM facilities, DR-TB TICs, and GeneXpert sites
  • Provide onsite orientation and guidance to healthcare providers
  • Support specimen referral systems and improve GeneXpert service availability, machine utilization, and result quality
  • Coordinate facility mentorship, slide randomization and transport for EQA, and feedback sharing
  • Identify barriers to TB/DR-TB case finding and implement mitigation measures
  • Optimize patient-centered DR-TB management and community DR-TB services
  • Strengthen community TB care with local organizations
  • Coordinate zonal TB activities and facilitate regular Zonal TBLLD technical working group meetings
  • Monitor project milestones using M&E tools and ensure deliverables are verifiable
  • Contribute to quarterly and annual project reports
  • Document and communicate best practices and gains to government and local actors
  • Undertake other responsibilities assigned by the project

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • BSc in health sciences field
  • At least 6 years of recent work experience for BSc holders, or 4 years for MSc/MPH holders, supporting National TB/HIV programmes at public and private health sectors through donor-funded programs
  • Proven ability to interact and collaborate with government counterparts on local policy and strategic planning/implementation issues
  • Excellent track record and flexibility in delivering results within highly demanding stakeholder expectations
  • Familiarity with the local work culture of the duty station
  • Knowledge, skills, and experience in mentoring healthcare workers on TB, TB/HIV, and PMDT programs
  • Computer literacy and competency with Microsoft Office, internet, and email systems
  • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
  • Demonstrated leadership and ability to work collaboratively with culturally diverse partners
  • Previous experience with an international organization is an advantage
  • Willingness to work in Jimma or Nekemte, Oromia Region
  • Must indicate the specific location applied for in the application letter