A diploma in clinical medicine. Additional training in DR-TB management is an added advantage.
A minimum of one year’s work experience in DR-TB management
Ability to operate independently with limited direct supervision of day-to-day activities
Strong oral and written communication skills are required to
Demonstrated experience in onsite training and QI coaching approaches
Demonstrated capacity in building and maintaining productive working relationships with a wide network of partners and stakeholders.

Diagnose, treat, and manage TB and DR-TB patients in accordance with national treatment protocols and guidelines
Review treatment progress of patients, identify clinical issues, and implement corrective actions to improve outcomes
Refer complex or non-responsive cases to the Senior Clinical Officer for further management
Participate in the delivery of integrated primary health care services, including TB/HIV collaborative activities
Contribute to health data collection, analysis, and timely reporting for decision-making and program performance monitoring
Educate patients, staff, and community members on TB, HIV, and other related health conditions to reduce stigma and promote prevention
Adhere to professional codes of conduct and medical ethics in all aspects of clinical practice
Compile and submit accurate, timely, and complete periodic clinical and programmatic reports
Provide tailored health education and counseling aimed at reducing patients’ vulnerability to TB, HIV, and related infections
Engage in quality improvement initiatives to enhance clinical service delivery and patient outcomes
Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, including nurses, laboratory personnel, and community health workers, to ensure comprehensive patient care

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Entry and Basic-level Medical, health jobs in Moroto, Uganda