Job vacancy as Assistant Project Officer

Job vacancy KNCV Tuberculosis Foundation

KNCV Tuberculosis Foundation is a dynamic Dutch NGO supporting
international tuberculosis control and one of the leading
international technical agencies, pioneering the DOTS strategy. The
organization contributed significantly to the success of global TB
control. In Indonesia, we have been working closely with Ministry of
Health since 1992 and are now leading a coalition of 7 international
partner organizations. Objective of this assistance is to strengthen
the technical capacity of the National TB Program in Indonesia.
United States Aid (USAID) provides the financial support for these
activities. To support our efforts in Indonesia we are looking for an
enthusiastic health professional with public health interest, capable
of working in a team to fulfill the position of :

Assistant Project Officer

Tasks: He/she is responsible to :

1. Support the financial project administration by:

1.1. Facilitate the administrative arrangements for the execution
of project activities including the handling of the cash box for
small expenditures ( 25 years

2.Maintain office communication & supplies by:

2.1. Controlling and maintaining internal and external
communication like telephone, fax and email connection during office
hours,
2.2. Manage the office supplies by maintaining adequate supply of
office materials and utensils, like paper, printer supplies and
others, etc
2.3. Preparing & maintaining all correspondences with the Gerdunas
Secretariat, Project Management Unit (PMU) of the Ministry of Health
and other partner.


General :

The KNCV Assistance Project Officer is responsible for project
support to the KNCV Representative Office in Jakarta and The National
Tuberculosis Program (NTP) in Indonesia, with the objective to ensure
effective implementation of donor support for DOTS acceleration in
Indonesia, channeled through KNCV.

Send Application To : KNCV Representative
Offices
PO BOX 4665, JAKARTA
10046
or email to :
kncvindonesia@yahoo.com

Closing date: October 15th 2007


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Project Officer CBFA Program

Spanish Red Cross, is looking a Project Officer for CBFA (Community Based First Aid) Program.

Based in Meulaboh, Aceh Barat.
Department: Health / Community Based First Aid (CBFA)
Contract Period: 6 months, 2 months probation included.
Salary: SRC standard.
Report to: SRC Health delegate / Head of sub-delegation.

Summary of Job Description

Work closely with the SRC Health Delegate/SRC Subdelegation Coordinator. Keep informed the SRC Health Delegate/SRC Subdelegation Coordinator. To ensure the appropriate implementation of the project and its activities, according to the requirements established by SRC HQ and the donor. To elaborate the reports for the Spanish Red Cross HQ in the way required. To elaborate weekly reports about the work developed. Work closely with PMI Aceh Barat, especially with the Responsible of Health Section and the CBFA Programme Staff/PMI Project Officer and team. Work closely with the stakeholders and other organizations. Attend to the meetings, workshops and training required for it. Establish, jointly with the SRC Health Delegate/SRC Subdelegation Coordinator and PMI Aceh Barat Branch Staff, a monitoring system in all levels (Branch, Programme and Community).

Qualification

Public Health or Social Sciences, Excellence English (written and spoken), Community Development Experience, Knowledge and professional experience on Logical Framework/Project, Planning Process/Project Cycling, Administrative knowledge, At least one year experience working with NGO´s, At least one year experience managing, projects/programmes, Computer skills: Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Power Point, etc.), SPSS, Data Processor, etc, Be able to work independently, Strong skills in groups coordination, facilitate workshops, Strong communication skills/facilitators.

To submit
please contact to : src_meulaboh@yahoo.com and CC to: pocut.farra@gmail.com or PMI/ SRC Office, Jl. Nasional No. 155 Meulaboh, Aceh Barat.

Deadline: 22 September 2007