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Position Title: COVID-19 Vaccination District Lead (multiple positions) 
Employment type: Specific task 
Reports to: Surveillance and Public Health Preparedness Officer 
Job Location: Within the assigned intervention district 
Overall Job Function:  
The Specific Task COVID-19 Vaccination District Lead will be responsible for supporting districts and health  facilities (HFs) in scaling up COVID-19 vaccination in Mwanza region. S/he will provide daily support to  district teams and health care workers (HCWs) on delivery of COVID-19 vaccination services in both HFs and  community settings. S/he will lead districts’ COVID-19 vaccination community outreach events to increase  vaccine uptake and COVID-19 risk mitigation.  
Specific Responsibilities and Duties:  

Work with Councils health management teams (CHMT), community leaders and religious leaders to  timely implement districts micro-plans for accelerating COVID-19 vaccination uptake 
Support health facilities to ensure functionality of temporary fixed vaccination sites at the community  level 
Provide daily support to district teams and health care workers (HCWs) on delivery of COVID-19  vaccination services in both HFs and community settings 
Ensure proper documentation of vaccinated clients and all COVID-19 vaccine data are entered in the  national vaccine data base - Chanjo Covid Electronic System 
Lead in the development, implementation, and monitoring of district and health facility level plans  for COVID-19 vaccination 
Prepare and timely submit districts Covid 19 vaccination progress reports 
Lead in the COVID-19 vaccination data review meeting with CHMTs and support the utilization of  available data to scale up vaccination efforts 
Manage timely implementation of all major program activities relevant to the technical areas  according to the objectives and deliverables, conducting relevant site visits, supporting, and  supervising field assistants 
Perform any other duties as assigned by supervisor

Qualifications, Knowledge and Skills:  

Required Education: Degree or higher in nursing, laboratory, medicine, public health, or related  field  
Required Technical Experience: Minimum 2 year of demonstrated experience in donor-funded  projects or large-scale immunization and vaccine programs 
Excellent written and verbal communication skills with fluency in English required. 
Strong computer skills (MS Excel, Access, Word, and PowerPoint at minimum; preferred proficiency with statistical software such as SAS, Epi info or SPSS).  
Ability to provide high-quality technical assistance to regional offices.  
Ability to lead and work with a diverse team.  
Ability to work independently with minimal supervision and strong problem-solving skills. 
Flexibility to work after normal working hours and on weekends with significant travel outside of  duty station.  
Familiarity with Tanzanian context; fluency in Kiswahili required.