We are an indigenous non-profit and non-governmental organization with a head office in Abuja and field offices in several locations across Nigeria. We are in the business of saving lives, making life more meaningful and productive for all Nigerians, and especially for people living with and affected by HIV. It is an organization built on strong core values; we believe strongly in commitment, innovation, inspiring leadership, and partnerships.
We are recruiting to fill the position below:
Job Title: Treatment and Support Senior Clinical Associate – Pediatrics and Adolescents (CCMP)
Location: Lagos
Employment Type: Full-time
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: projectrecruitment255@gmail.com using the Job Title as the subject of the mail.
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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.
