Key Responsibilities

Field Implementation:


Assist in organizing and conducting livestock activities such as vaccination, deworming, and treatment campaigns.
Support the distribution of livestock inputs (e.g., feed, medication, livestock kits).
Help deliver training and sensitization sessions to community members on animal husbandry, livestock care, and biosecurity.
Work with local veterinary authorities and community animal health workers to provide extension support.


Community Engagement:


Mobilize target communities and livestock keepers for project activities.
Maintain good relationships with local leaders, livestock owners, and partners.
Help identify and register beneficiaries following project targeting criteria.


 Monitoring & Reporting:


Collect field-level data and report on livestock health conditions, project progress, and challenges.
Keep accurate records of all livestock services and distributions.
Assist in preparing weekly or monthly activity reports.


 Coordination & Support:


Collaborate closely with Livestock Officers, Agricultural teams, and M&E staff.
Participate in coordination meetings and contribute to planning sessions.
Perform any other duties assigned by the supervisor to ensure smooth project delivery


Requirements


National Diploma (ND) or Certificate in Animal Health, Animal Science, Veterinary Technology, Livestock Production, or related fields.


Identity:


The candidate is expected to fully support the vision and mission of ZOA.


Behaviour & Attitude:


Flexible and adaptability;
Interpersonal and cross cultural sensitive;
Able to work under pressure and with strict deadlines;
Able to work in a sometimes fluid and insecure environment.


Special conditions:


Frequent travel to in field locations within the programme area, and to other ZOA programme locations and stay with project implementation team for further guidance and support.


Salary and other terms of employment


Attractive and Negotiable.