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The Christian Social Services Commission (CSSC) is an ecumenical body established in 1992 by the Christian Council of Tanzania (CCT) and Tanzania Episcopal Conference (TEC). It coordinates and strengthens health and education services delivered by member churches in Tanzania. CSSC manages a network of over 900 church-owned health facilities, most of which are rural-based, contributing nearly 14% of all health facilities in Tanzania. It also oversees 1,000 church-based education institutions, providing 10% of the country’s education services.
TB/HIV Community-Based Program
The Ministry of Health, through Global Fund Cycle 7 (GFC7) Grant support, implements the TB/HIV Community-based Program from October 2025 to December 2026. This program supports national efforts to sustain and expand community HIV and TB services. CSSC leads the program in collaboration with four Sub-sub Recipients (SSRs): TAYOA, NACOPHA, MKUTA, and STEPS. The program provides community-based TB/HIV services across 185 councils, prioritizing peer-led service delivery and integration with Local Government Authorities.
Program Goals
- Reduce new HIV infections by 85% from the 2010 baseline by 2025
- Reduce mother-to-child transmission (MTCT) to below 4% at the end of breastfeeding by 2025
- Reduce AIDS-related deaths by 80% from the 2010 baseline
- Reduce HIV-related stigma to below 5% by 2025
- Reduce TB incidence and mortality through enhanced detection, treatment, and prevention
Job Opportunity: TB Advisor
CSSC is seeking a highly qualified, experienced, and motivated individual to fill the TB Advisor position. The role will be based in Dar es Salaam and report to the Program Director.
Job Summary
The TB Advisor will lead and coordinate the GFC7 tuberculosis (TB) module activities under the Global Fund-supported grant. The Advisor will work closely with the Sub-recipient MKUTA and the National TB and Leprosy Program (NTLP) at national and sub-national levels. The role ensures effective implementation of TB interventions across supported regions, councils, health facilities, and communities.
Main Roles and Responsibilities
- Oversee and coordinate essential GFC7 community TB interventions in targeted regions in collaboration with MKUTA and NTLP
- Maintain liaison with NTLP and other stakeholders providing TB services in respective regions and councils
- Conduct regular field visits with the SSR per the monitoring and quality assurance plan to ensure quality implementation
- Represent CSSC and the GFC7 project in national and regional technical working groups, consultative meetings, and ad hoc TB committees
- Facilitate capacity building for TB community volunteers and healthcare providers on TB and infection control
- Work with M&E teams, SSRs, and regional/council teams to monitor, evaluate, and analyse TB-related data
- Lead data quality assurance, safety, analysis, and preparation of monthly, quarterly, annual, and ad hoc reports
- Support the development of GFC7 work plans, supportive supervision, M&E, documentation, and operational research initiatives
- Oversee TB testing and case-finding activities, ensuring accurate data collection and use to inform program decisions
- Ensure timely and accurate submission of project reports to the Technical Project Manager and relevant authorities
Qualifications and Experience
- Education: MD/Nurse (Bachelor’s degree) or equivalent from a recognised university; MPH or postgraduate training in Clinical Medicine/TB/HIV or TB infection control is desired
- Experience: Minimum 5 years in TB program implementation within donor-funded projects, including at least 3 years in TB/HIV and TB infection control technical areas
- Stakeholder Engagement: Experience working with national TB programs, regional health authorities, and community-based organisations; prior involvement in Global Fund-supported TB interventions is an advantage
- Technical Knowledge: Strong understanding of TB prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and infection control strategies
- Community Programming: Experience in community-based TB programming, including case finding, contact tracing, and linkage to care
Core Competencies and Skills
- Excellent coordination, stakeholder engagement, and capacity-building skills
- Strong written and verbal communication skills, including report writing and presentations
- Ability to work independently and collaboratively in multi-sectoral teams
- Willingness to travel frequently within project regions and adapt to field conditions
- Competence in data management tools and standard applications (MS Office, DHIS2, Excel, PowerPoint)
Additional Information
- Anticipated Starting Date: 1st November 2025
- Type of Position: Full-time
- Duration: 1-year contract, renewable subject to performance and funding availability
How to Apply
Submit your application online before 10th October 2025 at 16:00 via career.cssc.or.tz using the Apply Now button. Include a cover letter, CV, and certified copies of academic transcripts and professional awards.
Note
Only short-listed candidates will be contacted. Applications submitted after the deadline will not be considered. Female candidates are strongly encouraged to apply.
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