: Shoklo Malaria Research Unit
: Nonprofits / องค์กรไม่แสวงหาผลกำไร
: 1417
: 4 November 2021
18 November 2021
Introduction
The Shoklo Malaria Research Unit (SMRU) is a field station attached to the Faculty of Tropical Medicine, Mahidol University, Bangkok, Thailand. It is part of the Mahidol Oxford Research Unit (MORU) which is a collaborative effort between Mahidol and Oxford Universities, and is part-funded by a UK charity, the Wellcome Trust. SMRU’s aims are to i) treat and care for patients with malaria, ii) undertake research into malaria in this area in order to determine the best methods of prevention and treatment, and iii) to advise on the treatment and the control of malaria in the South East Asia region and more widely. Since 2009, SMRU is engaged also in Tuberculosis program with activities on active and passive case findings, diagnosis and treatment of TB patients with updated protocol and best quality of care in full cooperation with national programs and other stakeholders.
The post holder will be dedicated to work on TB program, mainly on the TB clinics to provide medical services and clinical care. He/she will be involved on all activities of the program. There will be a requirement to work at other clinics of SMRU as well and in collaboration with the Mae Tao Clinic.
Job title: Medical Doctor (TB/HIV program)
Location: Mae Sot & SMRU TB clinics/Mae Tao Clinic
Probation: SMRU can terminate employment at 3 months if performance inadequate
Report to: Program Technical Coordinator
Responsible for: Diagnosis and Clinical care of patients under care and contribute to reach objectives of TB program and good quality of medical and social care. Participate to all activity
Tasks
Patients care and management
• Responsible for case management and supervision of clinical care for all patients under responsibility
• Provide medical care for difficult cases of TB, MDR-TB and TB/HIV patients.
• Make the decision for patient referral and coordinate for smooth transfer of patient in coordination with clinic in charge and program director.
• Ensure adherence to clinic hygiene and infection control procedures.
• Monitor regularly clinical work and patients care of medical team
• Provide clinical expertise at Mae Tao Clinic health facility.
Coordination
• Participate in the meetings (internal and external).
• Collaborate with other partners (Mae Tao clinic, Ko Ko hospital, Myanmar Government hospitals and other CBO)
• Contribute to advocacy events related to TB/MDR-TB and HIV program
Monitoring and program coordination
• Ensure proper and timely supervision for recording and collecting and updating files of patients and data of TB, MDR-TB, Co TB/HIV and PICT program.
• Contribute to pharmacy stock management in clinic site in coordination with pharmacy team
• Contribution of proposal writing and budgeting for the program
• Contribute to programmatic management of TB projects
• Conducting and contributing in clinical trials done at SMRU
Staff Management
• Contribute to supervise medics, nurses, counselors and health workers in their respective service provision on their routine provision of services to patients.
Essential Criteria
• Certificate of medical doctor
• Experience in medical/clinical care for TB and HIV including MDR-TB
• Fluent in English and Burmese
• The ability to motivate and lead a team
• Commitment and honest
• Empathy to patients and colleague
• Respect the team members, patients and other colleague
• Accurate and serious in work, punctual
• Good communication skills
• Interest in clinical research
• Good mathematic skills (for calculation of drug doses and fluids for children)
• Good attention to detail and accuracy
• Motivated and able to work under pressure
• Ready for any assignment required by the unit
Desirable Criteria
• Experience in clinical research
How to apply:
Applications must be sent to SMRU/HR Department 68/30 Bantung Road, Mae Sot, Tak 63110 or email to smru-hr@shoklo-unit.com
Dead line for application: 18th November 2021
Please note that only short-listed candidates will be notified for the interview process.
