Jhpiego, through the Centralized Laboratory Model for HPV DNA Screening (CLAMS) Project, works with the Department of Health, local health officials, private sector and civil society to advance country commitments to WHO’s global strategy to eliminate cervical cancer as public health burden by 2030. The project increases access to optimal cervical cancer screening and early detection technology through capacity building activities, demand generation and awareness activities, supporting scale-up of services through the national cervical cancer control and management program.
The CLAMS project has screened 4,775 women using HPV DNA testing, built clinical capacities of 42 health providers; trained 278 community health educators; engaged civil society organization across marginalized sectors; and introduced HPV DNA testing through self-collection and treatment of pre-cancer lesions using thermal ablation in 5 project sites.
Jhpiego seeks the services of a technical writer to conduct technical documentation of the CLAMS Project demonstration of a centralized laboratory model for HPV DNA testing as secondary prevention strategy for cervical cancer
Responsibilities Develop and write technical brief that captures the project experiences, lessons learnt, and adaptive learning & management strategies undertaken by project implementers throughout the project life cycleEnsure language of technical brief aligns with overall Cervical Cancer Elimination frame and key messages Proof-read and copy-edit near-final and final drafts of technical brief and apply revisions accordingly Required QualificationsRelevant education and training in the areas of communications, public health, public administration and development studies, social science, community development and social work, microbiology, medical technology and laboratory systems.Have at least 5 years demonstrated experience in knowledge management, technical writing and technical documentation of project learnings in fields of public health administration, women’s reproductive and sexual health, gender and development, health workforce development and/or health systems strengthening.Relevant writing portfolio to support relevant writing experience is a mustAbility to follow and produce a report according to prescribed style guidelines Excellent verbal and written skills in the English languageExcellent skills in conducting qualitative research methods such as key informant interview and focus group discussionsPrior experience in health communications, women’s sexual and reproductive health, or public health systems strengthening, and understanding of Philippine public health landscape is an advantageRelevant experience in interpreting health care delivery data is an advantageShould be available to attend the CLAMS Lessons Learned Workshop on September 30 – October 1, 2024, in Metro Manila. Options Apply for this job onlineApplyShareRefer this job to a friendRefer Sorry the Share function is not working properly at this moment. Please refresh the page and try again later. Share on your newsfeed Application FAQs
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