DIC Health Care Provider
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The DIC Health Care Provider will support key population groups, including female sex workers and other high‑risk individuals, in accessing comprehensive HIV prevention and clinical services. The role involves conducting risk screening, providing counseling, facilitating HIV testing (including self‑testing), distributing condoms, and offering basic reproductive health services. The provider is responsible for capturing daily service data, maintaining supplies, ensuring quality peer group discussions, coordinating referrals to treatment facilities, and collaborating with local stakeholders to strengthen the DIC’s service delivery. Candidates should hold a Health Officer, BSc in Nursing or Public Health qualification and have at least three years of clinical experience. Knowledge of HIV services, counseling, STI screening, and reproductive health is required. The position requires strong interpersonal skills, proficiency in written and verbal communication in English and local languages, and the ability to work effectively within a team. The role also involves maintaining equipment, managing stock levels, participating in hotspot mapping, organizing outreach sessions on PMTCT, ART, GBV, and self‑risk assessment, and preparing regular reports for the Area Coordinator.