Africa: Non-Academic Jobs, (posted 09/17/2007)
MEDICAL CARE DEVELOPMENT INTERNATIONAL (MCDI)
MCDI seeks qualified
health professionals for its HIV, AIDS and Child Survival community projects in
Ilembe District, KwaZulu Natal. Overall project goals are to build capacity among
community-based health providers, including government health facility staff,
community healthworkers, home-based carers, traditional healers, as well as members
of the general community. Required: A qualification in any health field with experience
in community health strongly preferred; Project management skills preferred: workplan
development, time and task management planning, report writing; experience in
data collection and reporting; monitoring and evaluation background a plus; Experience
working with KwaZulu Natal Department of Health (KZN DoH), and training in KZN
DoH protocols for PMTCT, VCT, TB, ART and Community and Household IMCI; Good computer
skills - Microsoft Word, Excel; Valid 08 drivers license; isiZulu speaking. One-year
contract with option to renew. Eligible candidates will fax their CVs to MCDI
at 031 202 7264 or email them to mcdi@mweb.co.za.
Closing date: 30 September 2007. No telephone calls please. Only short-listed
candidates will be contacted.
AGENDA
FEMINIST MEDIA
We currently have a vacancy for a FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATOR
/ BOOKKEEPER to join us in November 2007. Applicants should submit a covering
letter, CV, certified copy of qualifications and three traceable references for
the attention of Michelle Odayan: Director@agenda.org.za
Fax 031 -3047018. Phone 031 - 3047001.Closing date: 25 September 2007.
ENGENDERHEALTH, PROGRAM SUPPORT LEADER, AFRICA - NEW YORK, NY DEADLINE:
OCTOBER
1, 2007
The Program Support Leader (PSL) for Africa provides facilitative
supervision and support to Country Program Managers and/or Project Directors,
including developing and overseeing long-range strategies and programs for assigned
countries and projects in the region The Africa PSL's key role is to serve as
the locus of capacity and implementation support for the Country Program Director/Project
Director to enable the country program to better meet its goals, objectives and
deliverables in the service of EngenderHealth's mission. For more information
please visit http://www.idealist.org/en/job/234451-240
FREEDOM HOUSE, PROGRAM OFFICER, AFRICA PROGRAMS - WASHINGTON DC.
DEADLINE:NOVEMBER
11, 2007Freedom House seeks a Program Officer for its Africa programs at its
headquarters in Washington DC. The tasks of the Program Officer will include,
but are not limited to backstopping and management of current projects, program
design and implementation, fundraising and budget development including researching
of new funding, project, or advocacy opportunities, and maintenance of up-to-date
program information. Some travel to Africa may be required. For more information,
please visit http://www.idealist.org/en/job/241300-119
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL, INTERNATIONAL SECRETARIAT, INFORMATION OFFICER,
AFRICA - LONDON, UK. DEADLINE: SEPTEMBER 30, 2007
We are
currently looking for a professionally qualified librarian based in London to
join a team of six specialist Information Officers in our Information Resources
Programme. You require experience of working with databases, spreadsheets, library
management software and be able to monitor and report expenditure. You will also
have the ability to maintain records accurately coupled with the experience of
working in a fast paced busy team with often conflicting demands. You will possess
excellent communication skills. For more information, please visit http://www.idealist.org/en/job/239289-12
AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD SERVICE, PROGRAM OFFICER,VOLUNTEER CORPS, AFRICA
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NEW YORK, NY. DEADLINE: NOVEMBER 3, 2007.American Jewish World Service's
Service Department is seeking a Program Officer, Volunteer Corps to join a team
of professionals who are instrumental in sending Jewish volunteers on assignments
in the developing world. The Program Officer will be dedicated to the concept
of service and will have an understanding of the developing world. He/she will
bring to this position a strong commitment to detail, execution, and customer
service. Reporting to the Associate Director, he/she will be responsible for the
programmatic aspects of the cycle of recruiting, selecting, preparing, placing
and debriefing volunteers. In addition, he/she will assist volunteers in adjusting
to their assignments and to their host countries as well as develop relationships
with community based organizations in developing countries which serve as our
partners for placing volunteers. For more information, please visit http://www.idealist.org/en/job/239793-120
Agriculture/Rural Development Officers; Location: South-Africa/USA/UK; Salary:
$175,000.00 USD
They advise senior WHO and host government officials
on agriculture and rural development projects. They identify problems and propose
solutions, participate in project design and development, and manage and evaluate
programs. Duties include coordinating the flow of resources for projects, analyzing
the effects of proposed policies, legislation, and programs and advising on interdisciplinary
rural development programs.
Program Officers: Location: South-Africa/USA/UK;
Salary: $174,000.00 USD
Economic Affairs: Location: South-Africa/USA/UK;
Salary: $155,000.00 USD
Medical: Location: South-Africa/USA/UK; Salary:
$185,000.00 USD
Political Affairs: Location: South-Africa/USA/UK; Salary:
$175,000.00 USD
Security: Location: South-Africa/U.S.A/UK; Salary: $185,000.00
USD
GENERAL REQUIREMENTS/SELECTION
Applicants are selected
on the basis of academic credentials, experience and other relevant factors. Successful
applicants are interviewed on their related knowledge, skills and abilities. Application
is open to all interested applicants from any nationality. HOW TO APPLY: Send
your resume/CV to:unjob_employmen@un-usa.zzn.com,
Dr. David Cameron PhD; Recruitment Officer, UN Headquarters, First Avenue at 26th
Floor, New York, NY 10017, Fax: +1206-202-3860
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