Multiple Positions – Minsitry of Health

 

Multiple Positions – Minsitry of Health

MInistry of Health

THE REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA

MINISTRY OF HEALTH

PROVINCIAL HEALTH OFFICE

NORTH WESTERN PROVINCE

P.O. Box 110099, Solwezi

Employment Opportunities

OPEN TO: ALL ELIGIBLE AND QUALIFIED CANDIDATES

Opening DateClosing DateWork Hours
27th July, 20267th August, 2026Full-Time, 40 Hours/Week

The North Western Provincial Health Office, under the US President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) Project through a Cooperative Agreement (CoAg) with the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), is seeking eligible and qualified applicants for the positions listed below, to be employed on a ten (10) month contract, renewable subject to satisfactory performance and availability of funds.

SALARY: A competitive package will be offered to successful candidates on a ten (10) month contract basis.


POSITION 1: PAEDIATRIC ART SPECIALIST — 1 (ONE) POSITION

 Job TitlePaediatric ART Specialist
DepartmentClinical Care
StationNorth Western Provincial Health Office, Solwezi
Reports ToClinical Care Specialist
Number of Positions1 (One)

Job Purpose

To provide technical leadership and coordinate the implementation of Paediatric and Adolescent HIV/AIDS care and treatment programs under the CDC Cooperative Agreement (CoAg) supported project, in order to strengthen service delivery, improve clinical outcomes, and contribute to the achievement of PEPFAR targets within the North Western Province.

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Job Responsibilities

Case Identification

  • Coordinates effectively the implementation of paediatric and adolescent case identification and index testing programs across supported health facilities in order to facilitate early diagnosis and improved clinical outcomes.
  • Provides technical support to health facilities in the adoption of innovative case-finding strategies including provider-initiated testing and counselling (PITC) for children and adolescents.
  • Reviews and monitors case identification data to identify gaps and recommend corrective actions in order to improve yield and coverage.

Treatment

  • Coordinates effectively the implementation of paediatric and adolescent ART initiation and treatment optimisation programs in accordance with national and WHO guidelines in order to improve treatment outcomes.
  • Provides clinical mentorship and technical assistance to health facility teams on paediatric ART formulations, dosing, and regimen switches to ensure quality of care.
  • Leads the implementation of differentiated service delivery models for children and adolescents in order to improve access and treatment continuity.
  • Reviews and analyses treatment outcome data to identify trends, challenges, and areas requiring targeted intervention.

Retention

  • Coordinates effectively the implementation of paediatric and adolescent retention and re-engagement strategies across supported sites in order to reduce treatment interruptions and improve clinical outcomes.
  • Supports the development and roll-out of family-centred care approaches and peer support models to strengthen retention of children and adolescents in HIV care.
  • Works collaboratively with community health teams to trace and re-engage lost-to-follow-up paediatric and adolescent clients.

Viral Load Monitoring

  • Coordinates effectively the monitoring of viral load coverage and suppression among paediatric and adolescent clients in order to facilitate clinical decision making and improve treatment outcomes.
  • Supports health facilities to achieve viral load coverage targets by ensuring timely sample collection, result retrieval, and clinical action on high viral load results.
  • Leads enhanced adherence counselling (EAC) quality improvement initiatives for children and adolescents with unsuppressed viral loads.

Capacity Building

  • Coordinates and undertakes structured capacity building programs including trainings, mentorships, and on-site technical assistance for health workers in order to impart knowledge and skills in paediatric and adolescent HIV care.
  • Identifies training needs, develops learning materials, and facilitates in-service training sessions aligned with national curricula and CDC/PEPFAR priorities.
  • Supports the integration of paediatric HIV services into routine child health platforms including EPI, nutrition, and maternal and child health services.

Monitoring and Evaluation

  • Coordinates and undertakes timely monitoring and evaluation of paediatric and adolescent HIV programs using PEPFAR and national indicators in order to track progress, facilitate decision making, and demonstrate results.
  • Compiles and analyses site-level and provincial program data to prepare high-quality technical reports for submission to the Provincial Health Office and CDC in a timely manner.
  • Participates in data review meetings, program reviews, and site improvement planning sessions to drive evidence-based program adjustments.
  • Ensures accurate and timely entry of paediatric and adolescent data into national electronic health record systems (e.g., SmartCare) and PEPFAR reporting platforms.

Knowledge and Skills Requirements

  • Full Grade 12 School Certificate / Form V.
  • Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBChB) or equivalent.
  • Valid registration with the Health Professions Council of Zambia (HPCZ).
  • Minimum of three (3) years relevant post-qualification experience.
  • Ability to write comprehensive reports.
  • Ability to communicate effectively in English.
  • Computer literate.
  • Confidentiality, initiative, and interpersonal skills.
  • Analytical skills.
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POSITION 2: MEDICAL MENTORS — 2 (TWO) POSITIONS

Job TitleMedical Mentors
DepartmentClinical Care
StationVarious — see distribution table below
Reports ToDistrict Health Director
Number of Positions2 (Two)

Job Purpose

To coordinate and undertake the provision of HIV/TB mentorship programs in order to improve the capacity of service providers.

Job Responsibilities

Mentorship

  • Coordinates and undertakes HIV/TB mentorship programs in order to improve clinical outcomes.

Monitoring & Evaluation

  • Undertakes effectively the monitoring and evaluation of HIV/TB programs in order to facilitate appropriate interventions.

Knowledge and Skills Requirements

  • Full Form V/Grade 12 Certificate.
  • Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBChB) or equivalent.
  • Valid registration with the Health Professions Council of Zambia (HPCZ).
  • Minimum of three (3) years relevant experience.
  • Ability to write comprehensive reports.
  • Ability to communicate effectively in English.
  • Computer literacy, integrity, analytical skills, confidentiality and interpersonal skills.

Location Distribution

DistrictFacility / StationNo. of Positions
KalumbilaKalumbila District Health Office1
KasempaKasempa District Health Office1
Total2

 

POSITION 3: CLINICAL MENTORS (HIV/TB CLINICAL MENTOR) — 2 (TWO) POSITIONS

 Job TitleClinical Mentors (HIV/TB Clinical Mentor)
DepartmentClinical Care
StationVarious — see distribution table below
Reports ToClinical Care Officer (CCO)
Number of Positions2 (Two)

Job Purpose

To coordinate and undertake the provision of HIV/TB mentorship programs in order to improve the capacity of service providers and enhance clinical outcomes for patients.

Job Responsibilities

Clinical Mentorship

  • Coordinates and undertakes comprehensive HIV/TB mentorship programs for healthcare providers in order to improve clinical knowledge, skills, and patient outcomes.

Capacity Building

  • Develops and implements training programs and educational materials for HIV/TB care providers in order to enhance technical competencies and adherence to treatment guidelines.

Quality Improvement

  • Conducts clinical audits, case reviews, and supportive supervision to identify gaps and implement quality improvement interventions in HIV/TB service delivery.

Monitoring & Evaluation

  • Undertakes effectively the monitoring and evaluation of HIV/TB programs and mentorship activities in order to facilitate appropriate interventions and measure impact.

Technical Support

  • Provides on-site technical assistance and consultation to health facilities on complex HIV/TB cases and program implementation challenges.

Knowledge and Skills Requirements

  • Full Form V/Grade 12 Certificate.
  • Diploma in Clinical Medicine or equivalent.
  • Bachelor of Science in Clinical Medicine will be an added advantage.
  • Valid registration with the Health Professions Council of Zambia (HPCZ).
  • HIV/TB clinical management certification.
  • Training and mentorship skills certification (preferred).
  • Minimum of three (3) years’ experience in HIV/TB clinical care and program management.
  • Ability to write comprehensive clinical reports, training materials, and technical documentation.
  • Ability to communicate effectively in English and local languages.
  • Advanced clinical knowledge in HIV/TB care and management.
  • Training and adult learning facilitation skills.
  • Computer literacy and data management skills.
  • Integrity, confidentiality and professional ethics.
  • Analytical and problem-solving skills.
  • Leadership and team coordination abilities.

Location Distribution

DistrictFacility / StationNo. of Positions
KalumbilaLumwana District Hospital1
ChavumaChavuma Mission Hospital1
Total2

POSITION 4: ART PROVIDERS – CLINICAL OFFICERS — 10 (TEN) POSITIONS

Job TitleART Providers – Clinical Officers
DepartmentClinical Care
StationVarious — see distribution table below
Reports ToART In-Charge
Number of Positions10 (Ten)

Job Purpose

To provide effectively HIV Prevention, care and treatment services in order to achieve Clinical Outcomes.

Job Responsibilities

HIV Case Identification

  • Undertakes effectively HIV Testing Services in order to facilitate linkage to care.

Treatment Services

  • Undertakes effectively care and treatment of HIV/TB patients in order to facilitate improved Clinical Outcomes.

Retention

  • Undertakes effectively the provision of retention services in order to facilitate adherence to treatment.

Viral Load

  • Undertakes effectively the monitoring of viral load in HIV/TB patients in order to facilitate appropriate interventions.

Prevention

  • Undertakes effectively the provision of HIV prevention services in order to reduce new infections.

Knowledge and Skills Requirements

  • Full Grade 12 Certificate.
  • Diploma in Clinical Medicine.
  • Valid registration with the Health Professions Council of Zambia (HPCZ).
  • Minimum of two (2) years relevant experience.
  • Ability to write comprehensive reports.
  • Ability to communicate effectively in English and Local Language.
  • Integrity, confidentiality and interpersonal skills.

Location Distribution

DistrictFacility / StationNo. of Positions
IkelengeJimbe Rural Health Centre1
KasempaNselauke Rural Health Centre1
MwinilungaLuwi Mission Hospital1
KalumbilaMumena Rural Health Centre1
MufumbweMatushi Rural Health Centre1
SolweziSt Francis Mission Rural Health Centre1
MushindamoMapunga Rural Health Centre1
ChavumaChavuma Mission Hospital1
KalumbilaMaheba D Rural Health Centre1
ZambeziChiozozu Rural Health Centre1
Total10

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