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Job Description
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POSITION TITLE: Field Supervisor |
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COUNTRY PROGRAM: Thailand |
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RESPONSIBLE TO: Provincial Coordinator |
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STATUS: Full time |
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SUPERVISORY CAPACITY: Migrant Liaison Officer (MLO) and Migrant Health Volunteers (MHVs) |
This position is based in Umphang District, Tak province. Committed locals who are humanitarian minded and with good command in migrant languages – Burmese and Karen –are encouraged to apply.
COUNTRY PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
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This 18-month project entitling “Improving Treatment Adherence and Outcomes among migrant population along Thai-Myanmar border” is funded by Stop TB Partnership to provide TB services to non-Thai migrants residing and/or working along Thai-Myanmar border in Thongphahum district, Kanchanburi province and Umphang district, Tak province with the following objectives: 1). Building a detailed dosing history & reducing loss-to-follow-up 2). Improving motivation for treatment completion
This is a highly labor intensive with limited resources project that needs to collaborate very closely with Provincial/District Health Office, District Hospital, community leaders, business owners, volunteers and so on. The core activities include, but not limited to, i). Apply Near Field Communication technology in TB case management ii). Support TB symptoms for confirmatory testing (chest x-ray and sputum test) iii). Support TB patients, and their household contacts, during the entire treatment path: diagnosis, treatment, and care and support iv). Provide gamification incentives to TB patients who complete treatment and their DOTS partners v). Conduct joint supportive supervision visits with health personnel to ensure technical quality of TB case management vi). Conduct Quarterly feedback to partners (district staffs and hospital) for updates of program implementation
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PRIMARY PURPOSE OF THE POSITION
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Contact : RaprakanK@arcrelief.org