Hospitality

Clinical Specialist

Achieving Health Nigeria Initiative (AHNi)·Anambra, nigeria·Full Time·Volunteer
HospitalityFull TimeVolunteer
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Key Roles

The services of the consultant will include but not limited to the following:

  • The incumbent will provide group and individual mental health and psychosocial support to identified clients receive a coordinated range of client-centered services linking clients with health care to other services.
  • Work within a multidisciplinary team in the OSS centre according to the case management, bio-psychosocial approach.
  • Conduct screening and assessment of beneficiaries and develop individualized treatment and rehabilitation plans according to their needs.
  • Provide psychoeducation to beneficiaries and their families.
  • Provide psychological support and counselling services to beneficiaries and their families.
  • Provide family support when needed.
  • Facilitate group therapy and support group sessions in coordination with the multidisciplinary team.
  • Conduct home visits to provide further psycho-social support when needed.
  • Organize community, rehabilitation and awareness activities for beneficiaries and their families in coordination with the multidisciplinary team.
  • Attend and contribute to the weekly clinical supervision meeting.
  • Ensure the complete and updated filing of beneficiary information, including follow-up visits and referrals.
  • KP Experience will be an added advantage.
  • Assist in performing other tasks as requested.

Recruitments

  • Coordinate the Provision of ART services to PLHIVs at facilities in the LGA in line with the National guidelines both at the facility and community.
  • Coordinate and conduct comprehensive clinical assessments, diagnosis, and management of HIV / AIDS and related opportunistic infections.
  • Oversee clinical HIV management interventions for PLHIVS at the facilities in the LGA.
  • Review clinical records to evaluate the necessary level of client care.
  • Effectively manage and supervise other clinical team members, health service providers, volunteers and case managers at the facility as well as through other DSD sites in the designated LGA.
  • Provide pre- and post-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP and PEP) services for eligible clients.
  • Supervise weekly/monthly clinical staff meetings, integrate facility and Community services with other project activities to enhance the achievement of project outcomes in the LGA.
  • Provide support to the Strategic Information (SI) unit to manage data collection for service delivery to PLHIVs in project communities using nationally approved tools at the facilities in the LGA.
  • Support for data analysis, interpretation and use at all facilities in the LGA.
  • Use of data at facility level for decision making towards improve service delivery and program targets achievement.
  • Preparation of program reports, proactively seek out and report relevant opportunities, success stories, linkages or challenges that may promote clinical services for the project.
  • Provide technical and programmatic oversight to the pharmacy, Lab and other units in the LGAs .
  • Health Education to clients on areas requiring needs.
  • Work collaboratively with community outreach teams, peer educators, and other healthcare providers to ensure a seamless continuum of care at the LGA.
  • Coordinate referrals for additional services, including psychosocial support, legal aid, and other specialized care.
  • Carry out any other task as assigned.

Key skills

BA/BSc/HND
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Company

Achieving Health Nigeria Initiative (AHNi)

Location

Anambra, nigeria

Employment

Full Time

Work style

Volunteer

Experience

Valid until

Not specified

Created

June 19, 2026

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