1. HIV Technical Advisor - Democratic Republic of Congo
Population Services International (PSI), the world's leading non-profit social marketing organisation, seeks experienced, dynamic candidates for the position of HIV Technical Advisor for its Congo programme.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Manage growing HIV portfolio supported by multiple donors
Supervise large local programme and technical staff in tandem with the HIV National Manager at offices throughout the country
Manage HIV prevention programme that includes social marketing and targeted communication activities with high-risk groups
Maintain excellent relationships with major local partners and donors
Assure that all communications are targeted and appropriate for high-risk groups, notably commercial sex workers and their clients and regular partners, police, military, and truckers
Reinforce the capacity of local personnel by serving as a mentor to one of the technical departments, setting high standards and helping staff realise their own capacity to meet these standards
Oversee HIV prevention activities and business development in the Republic of Congo
Seek future opportunities for HIV health impact with new and existing donors, partners and programmes.
QUALIFICATIONS:
Master's degree or equivalent experience in relevant field
Minimum two years' work experience in a developing country, preferably in Africa
Strong financial and personnel management skills
Strong interpersonal skills
General HIV expertise
General behaviour change communication expertise
Proficiency in the French language (oral and written).
Apply online at www.psi.org.
Closing date for applications: 30 May 2005
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