Health Specialist III_Field based

• →Translate the approved workplan and technical guidance into regional and district activity schedules and implementation priorities
• →Coordinate implementation across assigned hubs, spokes and districts for integrated HIV, TB, malaria, MCH and nutrition activities
• →Track activity readiness, implementation milestones, dependencies and corrective actions
• →Coordinate with regional and district health structures, facilities, FBOs/faith structures and communities to support timely execution of the FCI workplan

• Directly supervise assigned Community Mobilizers and establish clear workplans, targets, schedules, and reporting routines
• Conduct routine field supervision, coaching, and performance review
• Ensure mobilizers implement approved community activities and maintain effective links with facilities and community structures
• Identify performance gaps and provide or escalate corrective support

• Strengthen referral and feedback mechanisms among communities, spokes and hubs
• Support demand generation, health promotion, case finding, continuity-of-care and referral activities
• Coordinate with facility teams and district health management structures during joint supervision and review
• Support operational problem-solving affecting service access and referral completion

• Monitor completion of assigned regional/district activities against approved plans, outputs, timelines, and resource requirements
• Coordinate with Finance and Sourcing/Procurement to ensure activities are ready to implement and implementation delays are addressed early
• Review implementation progress against budget utilization within the assigned area and promptly flag under-utilization, over-utilization, delays or forecast changes.
• Ensure activity records, participant/supporting documentation and implementation evidence are complete and timely

• Support training, mentorship and coaching of frontline workers and community teams
• Promote application of national guidelines and FCI service standards
• Coordinate with the Regional Data and Information MEAL Specialist on data completeness, verification, interpretation, and use
• Contribute to regional reviews, learning documentation and corrective-action follow-up.

• Bachelor’s degree in public health, health sciences, nursing, clinical sciences, or a related field
• Relevant experience in community health, integrated health programming, or health systems strengthening
• Experience supervising field teams and working with regional and district health structures
• Experience with donor-funded projects and FBO/community platforms desirable

• Working knowledge of HIV, TB, malaria, MNCH, nutrition and primary/community health
• Knowledge of hub-and-spoke or similar referral and supportive-supervision models
• Strong field supervision, coaching, facilitation, coordination and reporting skills
• Ability to work with government, facilities, communities and faith-based stakeholders
• Ability to monitor activity progress and resource utilization without compromising quality or compliance

Approximately 50–60% travel within assigned regions and districts, including frequent visits to hubs, spokes, and community sites for routine supervision, technical support, mentorship, monitoring, and coordination of community and facility-level activities.

Culture

• Accountable for supporting, upholding, and engaging in Compassion's core "Cultural Behaviors" in all internal and external communication and relationships.

Licenses and Certifications

• Certification from a nationally or internationally recognized organization in a related field.

*Equivalent education, training and/or certification may be substituted for experience and education shown above