JOB SUMMARY
The primary role IPT-G Officer is to train, supervise and closely support the Health Community Facilitators in their role of facilitating the IPT-G sessions at the community level. The IPT-G Officers will first gain experience through conducting a 12-week IPT-G session themselves, with close support received from the IPT-G Coordinator and other international partners. The IPT-G Officer will be responsible to support, monitor and ensure the quality of this intervention in all designated kebeles in her woredas. In addition to providing overall coordination, she will be also responsible to directly provide technical and professional support in planning and implementing of the activities.
RESPONSIBILITIES AND TASKS:
1 Planning and Implementation of the IPT-G Activities
2: Technical Support and Capacity Building
3: Monitoring and Supervision
4. Reporting and ensuring data quality
5: Learning and documentation
Education/Training
Experience
Demonstrated Skills and Competencies:
Personal Qualities
Language Skills:
Work environment: Frequent travel to the designated kebeles for co-facilitation, monitoring or supportive supervision of the Health Community Facilitators.