**Minimum Qualifications and Experience   ****

• Bachelors degree in Public Health / Environmental Health.

• Masters degree in Public health/Environmental Health will be an added advantage.

• Membership Certificate/Licence from the Public Health Officers and Technicians Council.

• Three (3) years working experience in planning, implementing and evaluating community health programmes in a busy set up either with MoH or INGO.

• Work experience in Camp setting will be an added advantage.

Technical and other Competences**

• Strong communication skills: oral, written and presentation skills.

• Should be a team player and culturally sensitive.

• Demonstrated proficiency in computer applications such as word processing, spreadsheets and utilization of the internet.

• Demonstrate ability of proposal/budget making and grant management.

• Excellent report writing skills.

• Strong leadership, team building, conflict resolution and ability to deliver the Society’s strategic objectives.

Programme Management**

• Management of day to day operations and efficient coordination of community health activities.

• Ensure the implementation of the community health program conforms to internationally accepted standards and national guidelines

• Provide technical guidance to national technical staff and refugee incentive workers on the planning and implementation of the community health program.

• Provide technical leadership and support in conducting mass campaigns in collaboration with the Ministry of Health and UN agencies.

• Establish a plan of action for all community health activities to include monitoring and evaluation.

• Support the development of project annual work plans in coordination with the project teams.

Finance/ Grants management****

• Prepare budgets and proposals for community health activities

• Recommend grant and budget revisions to the relevant supervisors

• Ensure adherence to budgets by reviewing expenditure and spending patterns.

Communication and Reporting**

• Ensure weekly, monthly and quarterly program reports on the community health activities are prepared and shared, whilst ensuring continuous monitoring of community based indicators