• Be part of the State capacity building and supervisory team providing inputs for quality ART and TB-HIV service delivery

• Mentor and provide technical leadership and support to the State clinical Care Specialists and related staff.

•  Liaise with the NTLP and Deputy Director Operations to establish an efficient supply chain management system for ARVs and related drugs for management of   opportunistic infections.

•  Participate in activities to build additional States and health facilities to implement project activities.

• Ensure timely relevant technical support to all implementing health facilities.

• Represent MSH LMS-ACT project at the federal level on matters of ART and CC&T.

• Liaise with other team members and ensure delivery of integrated service and one continuum of care

• Liaise and network with relevant LMS-ACT partners and collaborators to improve MSH’s visibility, coordination of activities and promotion of shared advocacy agenda.

• Provide clear documentation of programmatic achievements and keep LMS senior management informed on monthly, quarterly and annual basis.

• Work with Pro-ACT management to document and publish best practices.

The successful candidate shall posses a postgraduate degree in medicine or public health with extensive experience working on HIV/AIDS treatment programs. Demonstrable experience in advanced ART and AIDS palliative care is a must. The candidate shall in addition have at least 2-years experience in program management at a senior level. Experience in operations research and health system strengthening shall be an added advantage.