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Coordinate and implement TB-DOTS program in the district.
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Coordinate with stakeholders for TB-DOTS project implementation.
Screen TB patients during chest camps, conduct tests and prepare reports.
Coordinate and implement TB-DOTS under PPM project.
Conduct testing and coordinate activities in the Gene Xpert network.
Screen beneficiaries for TB and ensure follow-up on identified cases.
Serve as a focal person for DHIS2 system support and data management.
Screen TB patients at mobile camps using portable X-rays and maintain records.
Screen patients for tuberculosis and ensure proper follow-up of cases.
Support fields teams in project administration and finance management.
Provide operational support and staff coordination in Quetta; ensure effective management of administration and logistics functions.
Coordinate TB-DOTS project implementation with stakeholders and ensure targets are met.
Be responsible for screening TB patients through portable X-rays in mobile camps.
Coordinate TB-DOTS implementation and support community health initiatives.
Screen TB patients using portable X-rays at mobile camps, ensure quality service and report to the Supervisor.
Screen TB cases and coordinate treatment processes in a designated hospital.
Coordinate implementation of TB-DOTS under PPM project in Khuzdar.
Screen TB patients through portable X-rays at mobile camps in assigned districts.
Support project management and monitoring activities for specimen transportation.
Implement vocational training programs for female Afghan refugees.
