To support delivery of a 3-year program funded through the Australian Government’s Kiribati Australia Health Sector Program (KAHSP II), Interplast is looking for a consultant to provide technical input and training delivery for a diabetic foot care program in partnership with the Kiribati Ministry of Health and Medical Services.
The successful applicant would be a podiatrist with high-risk clinical experience and experience teaching and working in low-resource settings is required for this assignment. Expertise and experience in strategic planning for health organisations is also considered highly beneficial.
Full details & how to apply can be found here:
Applications to be received by 9th August 2024 – 5pm AEDT to jess.hill@interplast.org.au.
To support delivery of a 3-year program funded through the Australian Government’s Kiribati Australia Health Sector Program (KAHSP II), Interplast is looking for a locally-based project coordinator (consultant role) to provide support for a dual-focused program (diabetic foot care and gender & disability inclusion training program) in partnership with the Kiribati Ministry of Health and Medical Services.
The duties of the consultant are to:
• Support the in-country coordination of activities – including preparation for workshops,
liaison between Interplast, delivery partners and participants
• Organise training logistics, including venue and resource support
• Provide ongoing support to the program, to ensure the deliverables are met
• Collect data, including feedback and surveys from participants and hospital level data
• Support the planning & delivery of in-country visits
• Other duties as required, to meet the objectives of the project
Essential:
• Experience in coordination/communications and managing logistics
• Existing relationships with hospitals and the Ministry of Health personnel
• Demonstrated understanding of health workforce and health system in Kiribati
• Ability to work the hours as detailed in this ToR (which may require ad hoc hours, not full
days of work)
• Experience in consulting
• Fluency in Gilbertese and English
• Based in Tarawa, with the ability to travel to outer islands as needed
Highly desirable:
• Relationships with local GEDSI organisations
• Experience partnering or working with Australian INGOs
Full details & how to apply can be found here:
Interplast Terms of Reference – Local Consultant – DFC & GEDSI Training Kiribati (2024-2027)
Applications to be received by 26 July 2024 – 5pm AEDT to jess.hill@interplast.org.au.