About the Role
MSI Reproductive Choices is a global leader in reproductive healthcare, dedicated to delivering compassionate, affordable, and high-quality services. We are currently seeking a dedicated State Clinical Training Officer to join our team in Imo State. In this role, you will train and mentor public-sector healthcare providers to deliver exceptional family planning services, with a strong focus on long-acting reversible contraception.
Key Responsibilities- Deliver comprehensive clinical training and supportive supervision to assigned public-sector healthcare providers.
- Ensure strict adherence to quality assurance standards, infection prevention protocols, and medical emergency preparedness.
- Manage commodity stock levels and prevent the occurrence of essential supply stock-outs across target facilities.
- Collaborate with government stakeholders, implementing partners, and community leaders to enhance program visibility and impact.
- Validate and accurately report service delivery data into the ORION system in line with strict timelines.
- Conduct regular client record audits and facility performance reviews to drive continuous quality improvement.
- Degree as a Medical Doctor, Registered Nurse, Midwife, or equivalent qualification in medical sciences.
- Extensive technical expertise in long-acting reversible contraception including IUD and implant insertion and removal.
- Demonstrated experience in competency-based training, mentorship, and certification of healthcare professionals in Nigeria.
- Familiarity with donor-funded health projects such as USAID, DFID, or Gates Foundation initiatives.
- Strong interpersonal, communication, presentation, and computer proficiency skills.
- Willingness to travel frequently to project implementation sites across Imo State.
- Competitive salary and social benefits package aligned with industry standards.
- Opportunities for professional development and continuous learning within a global organization.
- Chance to make a meaningful, life-changing impact on maternal health and reproductive rights in Nigeria.