Treatment and Support Senior Clinical Associate - Pediatrics and Adolescents (CCMP)

Job Summary

• We are seeking innovative, creative, and self-motivated individuals with exceptional skills and proven track records for the advertised positions.
• We encourage applications from reliable and dedicated professionals who are audacious, accountable, and passionate about making a difference. Women and members of the HIV community are especially encouraged to apply.
• We are looking for dynamic individuals who can seamlessly integrate into our team at both our Head Office and state offices, contributing to the realization of our mission.
• If you are flexible, results-oriented, and ready to make an immediate impact in advancing our goal of saving lives and supporting the most vulnerable, then we encourage you to read on.

Job Purpose

• The Senior Program Clinical Associate will provide technical support, mentorship, and supportive supervision to CBOs implementing CCMP services for children and adolescents.
• The role will strengthen community-to-facility linkages, treatment adherence, retention, and viral suppression among children and adolescents living with HIV (CALHIV), while reviewing and validating CBO service delivery, documentation, and reported results.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide technical assistance, mentoring and coaching to CBO staff and community volunteers.
• Conduct routine supportive supervision and assess the quality of service delivery and documentation.
• Review and validate CBO reports, source documents, and referrals for accuracy, completeness, and consistency.
• Identify service delivery and data quality gaps and support timely corrective action.
• Support effective community-to-facility coordination and resolution of referral and follow-up gaps.
• Strengthen CBO capacity in case management, care planning, beneficiary tracking and case conferencing.
• Monitor implementation of agreed program activities and follow up on outstanding actions.
• Participate in program reviews, quality improvement activities and relevant technical meetings.
• Prepare concise reports on performance, gaps, actions and emerging issues.
• This TOR is not exhaustive and may be revised in line with program needs.

Key Service Areas:
The Associate will provide technical support and oversight across:

• HIV Testing & Linkage: Testing, identification, and linkage of CALHIV and reactive HIVST clients.
• Continuum of Care: Adherence, ART refills, viral load, EAC, TB, disclosure, and follow-up of unsuppressed CALHIV. HEI follow-up, nutrition support, and adolescent treatment literacy/OTZ activities.
• Adolescent Support: OTZ, treatment literacy, psychosocial support and transition preparation.
• Integrated Services: Nutrition and other required health and support services.
• Case Management: Care planning, beneficiary tracking, referrals and case conferencing.
• Documentation & Data Quality: Timely documentation, reporting and data reconciliation. Accurate documentation and reconciliation of HTS, CALHIV, CCMP, facility/community registers, NOMIS, NDR Lite, and other applicable program reporting tools

Performance Measures

• Proportion of eligible children and HEI enrolled.
• Proportion of eligible children linked to health facilities for HIV care and treatment services.
• Proportion of vulnerable adolescents accessing integrated services.
• Quality and timeliness of CBO documentation and reporting.
• Proportion of identified service delivery and data quality gaps addressed.

Qualifications and Experience

• Bachelor's Degree in Nursing, Public Health, Social Sciences, Health Sciences, or related field.
• Minimum 3 years' relevant experience in HIV, community health or development programs, including at least 2 years supporting community or facility-based HIV services.
• Experience providing technical assistance or mentorship to CBOs/community workers and reviewing program data.
• Good knowledge of pediatric and adolescent HIV care, adherence, retention, and viral load management.
• Knowledge of national HIV guidelines, NOMIS Database, and OTZ is an advantage.

Key Skills:

• Technical mentorship and supportive supervision
• Pediatric and adolescent HIV programming
• Program monitoring and data validation
• Case management and referral coordination
• Documentation and report writing
• Communication, interpersonal and problem-solving skills.

Application Closing Date
6th November, 2026. 

Method of Application
Interested and qualified candidates should send their applications in Microsoft Word format to: using the Job Title as the subject of the mail.
And
Click here to apply online

Note

• Only short-listed candidates will be contacted to advance to the next stage of the selection process.
• Grant duration: Subject to availability of funds and exceptional grant performance.
• We believe in Equal Employment Opportunity and strongly encourage qualified Locals and women to apply.
• Applications are reviewed in the order of arrival, and we reserve the right to close the advert before the term initially indicated if suitable applications are received.
• This organization does not charge any fees for submission of job applications and interviews.

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