About the Role
Health Initiatives for Safety and Stability in Africa (HIFASS) is a prominent Non-Governmental Organization established in October 2007 to support the strategic manpower needs of military health facilities. We are currently looking for a qualified Medical Officer / Site Team Leader to oversee clinical management, research activities, and day-to-day program execution at our facility in Lagos. Under the supervision of the Site Commander, you will drive impactful healthcare solutions and ensure seamless synergy across all facility units.
Key Responsibilities- Provide comprehensive, day-to-day clinical management of HIV/AIDS, TB/HIV, and PMTCT patients at the facility level.
- Act as the Site Team Leader, overseeing program operations, facility workflows, and supported staff including the Site Administrator.
- Serve as a Study Physician and Site Lead on relevant clinical research protocols and evaluation studies.
- Conduct regular clinical reviews of site performance, targets, and pediatric/adult care with clinical and data officers.
- Maintain up-to-date knowledge of clinical management trends in HIV/AIDS to enhance project implementation and facility outcomes.
- University Degree in Medicine (MBBS) with active registration from the Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria (MDCN).
- Minimum of 3 years of post-NYSC clinical care experience, specifically focusing on HIV/AIDS, TB/HIV, and PMTCT programs.
- Demonstrated experience with ARV programs, clinical research, and military health service delivery.
- Possession of a Master's Degree in Public Health and specialized training in comprehensive HIV care will be distinct advantages.
- Must reside in or be fully prepared to relocate to Lagos.
- Competitive NGO salary package with opportunities for professional development and specialized clinical research training.
- Dynamic work environment within established military health and public health facilities in Nigeria.
- Challenging leadership role contributing directly to national health stability and HIV/AIDS intervention programs.