• Medicycles: We help remote communities to bring government health workers and their medicines to their villages on a monthly basis. In these outreach clinics health workers give HIV testing, anti-retroviral treatment, immunizations, perinatal services, family planning, and many other services available in rural health centres.

• Technical Advising: We collaborate with Africa Resource Centre (ARC) and the Uganda Ministry of Health to teach and empower PEPFAR implementing partner (IP) organizations to implement alternative drug distribution point models in an effort to a) improve a) antiretroviral therapy (ART) and general treatment health service provision and b) decongest health facilities.

• Treat & Teach: We improve access to family planning in the communities of Masaka and Kalangala districts by a) providing low-density high-frequency certificate training to health workers, b) setting up outreach clinics in remote communities, c) generating demand by collaborating with the community health workers (VHTs), and d) reducing commodity stock outs by providing buffer stocks and improving commodity tracking at partner health facilities.

• Digitalisation of the Health Commodities Supply Chain: In partnership with Signalytic, we are improving the stock visibility in selected Health Facilities in Masaka District Local Government and City. This is a push from the Ministry of Health that will see a move to paperless ordering of Health Facility commodities over time.

Essential Duties & Responsibilities

The Maintenance Officer will:

• Ensure regular continuity of Outreach sites.

• Make and maintain contact with health workers, district health officials, and district officials.

• Make and maintain contacts with leaders of targeted villages, VHTs, and community groups within those villages.

• Conduct meetings to explain the project and prepare community groups to mobilize and organize mobile clinics/outreaches.

• Organize village meetings with health workers when health workers and community groups when and where need arises.

• Report on conditions on the ground to the Coordinator and other relevant staff members.

• Attend meetings, fieldwork, or training as and when requested by the Employer.

• Submit field reports and weekly plans, including advance requests, at least 48 hours in advance of when response and transport allowance are required. Allowances for future activities cannot be given unless the field reports have been submitted for completed activities.

• Assist Field Coordinator in compiling monthly reports.

• Support data collection from health Facilities and field sites routinely and on special request.

• Keep in close communication with the Field Coordinator about what is happening in the Field.

• Take photographs of HAC work when possible, Collect feedback surveys and testimonials, and submit them to responsible departmental heads.