KEY AREAS OF ACCOUNTABILITY 

Plan and organize integrated health and nutrition outreach sites at designated  sites in liaison with the nutrition Coordinator 
Liase with the Nutrition Coordinator and Programme Manager to plan for logistics for various integrated health and nutrition outreaches. 
Ensure that SCI and MoH outreach protocols/Sops are applied to integrated outreaches.  
Work with MoH staff and officials to ensure all aspects of the program are understood and agreed by MoH and appropriate referrals take place to and from MoH and the OTP/SFP 
Ensure cases not meeting admission criteria return home as early as possible and understand why their child is not admitted 
Coordinate referrals for children with complications.  
Screen children five years and pregnant and lactating women for malnutrition using MUAC and Z score.  
Coordinate with sub-county MoH teams to ensure adequate supplies (RUFT, RUSF, CSB)  for the outreaches.  
Request specific children to be followed up as required (newly enrolled children, sick children, long stay children / children not gaining weight, children with social problems etc). 
Provide appropriate orientation for all voluteers engaged in the outreach programme receive appropriate orientation and supervision. 
Provide appropriate training to outreach team members (orientation and regular training) 
Establish team coordination, collaborative team work, internal information sharing (daily briefings weekly coordination meetings, etc) with constant focus on improving the effectiveness of outreach teams collaboration  
Maintain constant focus on improving outreach information sharing (timely and relevant information)  
Ensuring outreach teams are equipped with adequate portable devices to support efficient and effective information sharing  
Collect outreach monitoring data for reporting purposes and sharing and coordination internally and externally (Daily report, Weekly/Biweekly report, Case studies, monthly reports) 
Local level awareness raising on best feeding practices for infants and young children amongst other humanitarian actors in the locality. 
Supports the Child Safeguarding focal point to ensure that child safeguarding and safe programming is embedded in the project and considered throughout implementation to ensure that we do all we can to ensure children in our programs are safe, in line with our child safeguarding policy. 

QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE

Health / Public Health / Nutrition  BSc or equivalent 
Qualified nurse/Nutritionist with primary health care / community health care experience 
Experience of emergency nutrition work (preferably CMAM) and implementation of feeding programs, including monitoring and evaluation 
Experience in conducting nutrition assessments and an understanding of nutritional surveillance and information systems 
Proven capacity of management, leadership and teamwork 
Excellent communication skills and a willingness to be respectful, kind, sensitive and empathizes with all beneficiaries and their carers 
Willingness and capacity to be flexible and accommodating when faced with difficult and frustrating working conditions 
Demonstrable ability at report writing  
Prepared to live and work in an uncertain security environment 
Ability and willingness to frequently travel and stay at the field 
Commitment to and understanding of Save the Children’s aims, values and principles  
Fluency in written and spoken English and local languages 
Experience of working with Microsoft’s office word, excel, PowerPoints and SPSS  
Very good knowledge, commitment and understanding of Child Safeguarding Policy, the aims and principles of Save the Children, and humanitarian standards such as the Sphere Charter and the Code of Conduct. In particular, a good understanding of the SC mandate and child focus and an ability to ensure this continues to underpin our support

Closing: 5 April 2023