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Uganda
Full Time
About the Organisation
Baylor College of Medicine Children’s Foundation-Uganda (Baylor-Uganda) is a leading non-governmental organization dedicated to providing integrated, high-quality, and comprehensive services in HIV, tuberculosis (TB), reproductive, maternal, neonatal, child, and adolescent health (RMNCAH), and global health security. Established in 2006, Baylor-Uganda has evolved into one of the largest global pediatric and adolescent HIV programs, gaining national recognition for its impactful contributions.
The organization fosters a collaborative and inclusive work culture, offering employees opportunities for professional development and career growth, as evidenced by positive employee reviews. Baylor-Uganda regularly posts diverse job opportunities on its careers portal, reflecting its commitment to attracting and retaining skilled professionals. Innovatively, the organization integrates research and training into its service delivery model, ensuring evidence-based practices and continuous improvement in healthcare outcomes.
With a significant presence across Uganda, Baylor-Uganda upholds core values of care, loyalty, excellence, innovation, teamwork, and integrity. Demonstrating a strong commitment to corporate social responsibility, the organization actively engages in community initiatives aimed at improving public health and strengthening health systems. For more information, visit their official website at www.baylor-uganda.org
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2 Regional Coordinator jobs at Baylor-Uganda
Baylor-Uganda
Job Description
Job Title: Regional Coordinator (2 NGO Jobs)
Organisation: Baylor College of Medicine Children’s Foundation -Uganda (Baylor-Uganda)
Duty Station: Fort Portal and Gulu, Uganda
The Regional Coordinators are responsible for overseeing and managing BFU programs within their respective regions, ensuring that technical, quality, and operational standards are maintained. These coordinators will provide crucial quality assurance, mentorship and capacity building to regional teams. They will also oversee relationship building and coordination with the district leadership and ensure performance of district-based staff. Reporting to the Technical Director Clinical Services, they will act as the primary liaison between regional teams and the central management, aligning regional implementation with the strategic objectives.
Duties, Roles and Responsibilities
Management and Coordination
Coordinate regional office team and operations – ensuring smooth operations at the regional office and in all districts of operation.
Apply leadership and line management of regional staff, ensuring staff onboarding and orientation, presence on duty, leave planning in collaboration with human resource guidelines.
Ensuring availability of logistics and resources for use by the regional team.
Ensure compliance by all staff to BFU, Pathfinder, consortium partner and donor requirements.
Program Leadership
Oversee regional level work planning, program implementation, monitoring and reporting. Including activities as listed in the master workplan, including but not limited to health systems strengthening, joint district planning, support supervision, capacity building/ mentorship, SBC and community engagement. This will be achieved through:
Regular engagement of district and regional office-based program teams to agree plans of action.
Regular follow up on status of implementation
Innovatively instituting controls and checks to ensure implementation is happening.
Active participation, supervision and coordination of activities across all components.
Oversee the program coordination with district health teams in all districts of operation, creating and nurturing fruitful relationships with the district leadership; actively participating in district activities such as support supervision, joint planning, outreaches and community engagements, etc.
Supply Chain coordination
Working closely with the Supply Chain Advisor, and Service delivery and supply chain officers, coordinate between national level, district and health facilities to ensure close monitoring, reporting and replenishment of the whole range of supplies for non-interrupted service delivery.
Financial Management
Oversee the regional level budgeting and expenditure, keeping track real time of all expenditure, and running biweekly budget versus actual reports to the Finance Manager.
Work closely with the regional program and finance team to ensure timely, accurate processing of field payments. This will include making verification calls to all recipients to minimize financial loss.
Program Monitoring, Evaluation and Reporting
Coordinate with MEL for timely and accurate compilation of data from implementation sites; weekly, monthly and quarterly as guided by program leadership.
Innovatively establish a system for reporting back on performance by the field teams on a weekly or biweekly basis.
Liaise with and coordinate program and community teams to ensure the integration of cross-cutting equity themes such as adolescents and youth, refugees, disability, gender, etc., as well as accurate data capture and collection on these.
Prepare timely and high-quality reports on program implementation & forward the same to the Supervisor. Provide other information on program implementation as may be requested by the donor, the steering committee, etc.
Engaging the regional MEL Officers to strengthen monitoring of program activities in the assigned region (project indicators quality control of FP/MCH)

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Qualifications, Education and Competencies
Medical degree [BSc Nursing, or MBChB] or related field.
Masters degree in public health and/ or Obstetrics and Gynaecology, or equivalent.
5 years of experience working with the national health system and at district level.
At least 5 years on a donor funded project.
How to Apply
All interested candidates should apply online at the Apply Button below.
Deadline: 8th April 2025