Team Leader

Bagmati Sewa Samaj Nepal

Harion-11, Sarlahi

Vacancy Announcement 

First Publish Date:- 2075-02-02

Bagmati Welfare society Nepal (BWSN) is a local non-governmental organization established in Sarlahi district in 1995 AD with registration no. 65/2051 in District Administration Office (DAO), Sarlahi. It is also affiliated to Social Welfare Council (SWC) with registration no 13303 and NGO Federation Nepal. It is also institutionally associated with Human Right and Social Justice Forum–Nepal, NANGAN-Nepal NGO coordination committee, Sarlahi and Gender and Social Inclusion (GESI) network. BWSN is primarily working for protecting and promoting human rights of marginalized, disadvantaged and vulnerable communities through developing their leadership and advocacy skills to claim their rights and engage in human rights promotion activities. BWSN has already implemented social and economic empowerment projects targeted to empowering marginalized and vulnerable communities especially women and girls (including to victims Gender Based Violence (GBV)) , Dalits, disadvantaged Madhesi and Muslim communities, single and pregnant women, differently able and elderly persons and other conflict victims for protecting and promoting their rights. 

BWSN has implemented some projects related to increasing access to education to marginalized population such as Muslim and Terai Dalit. Since its establishment, BWSN has been implementing many projects related to Human Rights, Education, Social and Economic Empowerment, Water, Sanitation and Hygienic (WASH), Agriculture, Environment, Micro-Enterprise Development, Natural Resource Management, Public Health, Community Infrastructure etc. targeted to improve socio economic and human rights situation of poor, marginalized and vulnerable communities living in rural areas of Province No. 2 of Nepal. 

Position: Team Leader 

Name of the Project:  Tuberculosis Project

Funding Agency:-GF/Save the Children

No of position: 1 (One)

Duty Station: Bagmati Welfare Society Nepal, Harion Sarlahi

Position type: Contract

Major Duties:

• Support NTC and Save the Children to develop the necessary strategic documents concerning program planning and implementation, such as policy papers, concept notes, detail implementation plan etc.;
• Provide strategic advice, direction and direct technical inputs to District Project Officer in necessary areas of TB program.
• Develop the monitoring and evaluation plan of the Program and ensure its implementation.
• Responsible to implement NTP activities in coordination with the stakeholders of the program like Medical Colleges, NGOs, Private Practitioners, Professional organizations, and TB related co-morbidity care providers.
• Prepare the implementation plan of allocated activities linking with NTP’s regular activities with the support of D/PHO, DTLO, provincial local and district team members.
• Field supervision for monitoring and assessment of program performance and provide technical support to MDO and District Project Officer (DPO) for their quality performance.
• Develop a management information system of TB program is established, which allows the efficient and effective collection, storage and analysis of data throughout the program.
• Communicate with line manager and central team members about the progress of the activities. 
• Work closely in coordination with NTC, Save the Children (Country office team and provincial team) and BWSN and update about the project’s events and progress
• Ensure proper coordination of the program implementation among NTC, PR, implementing partners (CBOs), NGOs, INGOs and with government line agencies.
• Analyze the timeliness and quality of the outputs as well as timely preparation of reports on achievements and challenges faced within the project;
• Prepare work plans, produce timely reports and progress reports.
• Establish and maintain harmonization with district and regional level stakeholders (government, NGOs, CBOs and donors).
• Responsible for the proper documentation and reporting of all activities with sufficient proof and evidence documents including any other relevant issues during execution of field activities. 
• Ensure the ACSM activities in coordination with PPM agencies, coordinating with the medical college/hospitals/teaching institutes/schools for improved involvement in the program.
• Communicate with line manager and central team members about the progress of the activities. 
• Contribute ideas and be innovative for the creation and continuation of efficient professional team. 
• Participate in different meetings, trainings, workshop and seminars as required for the organization at province and district level. 
• Motivate the district level staffs and other volunteers involved in the program for the TB case finding and management.
• Any other job assigned as per program need. 

Responsibilities

• Work in close collaboration with the team of BWSN, NTC and Donor agency
• Represents BWSN in different forums to carry out the objectives and goals. 
• Promote BWSN wherever possible

Required Competencies:

• Master's Degree in Public Health/Social Science or equivalent with 3 years of working experiences in HIV and TB related projects or Bachelor's Degree in Public Health/Nursing  background having 5 years of working experiences in HIV and TB related projects at National Level
• Good project management skills and able to deliver with minimal supervision
• Excellent coordination and communication skills, strong team player and calm even under pressure
• Fluent in Maithili, Bhojpuri, Abdhi, English and Nepali (speaking and writing)
• Proficiency on computer usage on office Packages, email and internet
• Having driving license of Motorbike will be asset

Applying Procedure:-

All interested candidates are requested to submit their educational documents scan copy with curriculum vitae and motivation letter with subject head as "Application for the position of Team Leader" to bwsn.tbprogramme@gmail.com within 7 days of vacancy published.

*Note: All right are reserved into recruitment committee for accept or reject the vacancy.