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Nutritionist, Somalia (International Medical Corps)
« on: February 21, 2010, 10:35:03 AM »
COUNTRY: Somalia
POSITION: Nutritionist
FIELD SITE: Sanaang and Hiran Regions



ESSENTIAL JOB DUTIES/SCOPE OF WORK:
1. Ensure that the Community Therapeutic Care (CTC) program in Sanaag and Hiran region is in line with international standards
2. Training of program staff in the management of CTC program
3. Develop tool for monitoring and evaluation of the program
4. Over see the acquisition of appropriate nutrition education materials
5. Where feasible ensure the participation of program staff, beneficiary communities and other stake holders in decision making, program development and monitoring of activities.
6. Develop a strategy for adoption of locally available food for use in the nutrition program
7. Represent IMC in coordination meeting with other agencies


QUALIFICATIONS:
1. Nurse/Nutritionist or Nutritionist with a post-graduate nursing or primary health care or public health degree desirable.
2. Minimum of 3 years experience in an international setting including management of CTC programs
3. Knowledge and experience with food security, nutritional surveillance and feeding programs.
4. Computer literate; proficient with using email, Windows 2000, Office 2000 including Access, and EPI Info.
5. Experience in design and delivery of training activities for technical health staff or community based health workers.

OTHER COMMENTS:
1. Previous work experience in Somalia will be essential
2. Strong commitment to capacity building, teamwork and collaboration with national staff.
3. Strong communication skills, both oral and written.
4. Ability to work in remote and insecure environment.
5. Cultural sensitivity.
6. Flexibility, creativity and ability to work with limited resources.

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