A major international organization managing a large programme to support the  reform and strengthening of the health care system in Nigeria is recruiting  qualified professional staff to fill position based in Kaduna. The programme  supports the Federal and State Ministries of Health in transforming the health  financing, management, and delivery of sustainable health services, and  represents a major development initiative that seeks to enhance the long-term  impact of investments in the health sector by requiring alignment among  projects, country ownership of development policies and strategies, and stronger  accountability mechanisms.
To be considered for the listed position, an applicant must submit his/her CV  and an application letter that provides details of the applicant's  qualifications for the desired position, to: nigeria.health@yahoo.com 
In the subject line of the email write the specific title and location (Kaduna)  of the position you wish to apply for. 
Current Opening
VOICE & ACCOUNTABILITY OFFICER (Kaduna)  
Provides support in the coordination of state-level planning and implementation  of voice and accountability initiatives in the State. These initiatives are  likely to include:
• strengthening Facility Health Committees and other community-based structures  for citizen involvement in the health sector, 
• promoting participatory approaches to policy and strategy development with  State Ministries of Health, 
• citizen-lead budget tracking, development and strengthening of issue-based  coalitions for advocacy and championing reform, 
• putting in place mechanisms for defining and enforcing patient entitlements.
Qualification Requirements
• Include a Masters Degree in governance, social sciences, or a health-related  field, plus at least six years of professional experience in the application of  social development policy concepts such as voice, accountability, rights-based  development, gender equity, social inclusion, and civil society strengthening.
Closing Date: 21st December, 2010.
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