Health System Coordinator
Ipas
Health System Coordinator
Ipas
Advances reproductive justice through abortion access
A. Capacity Building of Health Care Providers to Ensure Quality FP, CMRC and GBV Services
• Collaborate with project teams, DGHS and DGFP, Urban Health officials, and facility managers to assess training needs and develop training plans for service providers on family planning (FP), and comprehensive menstrual regulation care (CMRC), and SGBV services.
• Coordinate with health facilities and project teams to ensure training readiness, including preparation of training materials, logistics, technical and administrative arrangements, and issuance of participant notifications.
• Organize, facilitate and document FP, CMRC and SGBV training for health care providers/GPs (General Practitioners), and monitor training quality in collaboration with partners, ensuring adherence to approved curricula, training methodologies, manuals, and tools.
• Coordinate with pharmacies and partners to organize, facilitate, and document training on MA and VCAT for pharmacy owners or drug sellers, ensuring adherence to approved curricula, training methodologies, manuals, and tools.
• Provide technical support for the development of IEC/BCC materials on MA for pharmacy owners or drug sellers.
• Coordinate with partners to organize, facilitate, and document training on FP, CMRC, and SGBV for Community Action Groups (CAGs), ensuring adherence to approved curricula, training methodologies, manuals, and tools.
• Provide technical guidance to partners and facility focal persons on post-training follow-up and onsite mentoring to support the effective initiation and provision of services in line with established protocols and standards.
• Manage training participant information and evaluation data (pre- and post-tests), maintain updated records in Ipas’s data management system (Tera), prepare training reports, and contribute to the continuous improvement of training processes and outcomes.
• Work closely with project teams and service delivery sites to address stigma, strengthen provider attitudes and behaviors, and promote an enabling environment for respectful, client-centered service delivery.
B) Facility Readiness, Service Recording, and Reporting
C) Mentoring and Monitoring Support for Quality, Respectful, and Stigma-Free CMR
Ipas is strongly committed to providing a work environment that is free from all forms of harassment, discrimination, and inequity. We recruit, employ, train, promote, and compensate our personnel without regard to race, age, sex, religion, national origin, color, creed, ancestry, citizenship, caste, ethnicity, regional identity, tribal identity, marital status, veteran status, disability, genetic information, gender identity, transgender status, sexual orientation, or any other personal characteristic protected by law or outlined by Ipas policy. Ipas acknowledges that these personal characteristics may differ in different contexts.
Ipas expands access to abortion and contraception by tackling health, legal and social barriers to reproductive care. The organization partners with local groups across Africa, Asia and the Americas to ensure that reproductive health services, including abortion and contraception, are available and accessible to all. It operates by supporting health systems, advocating for just laws, and engaging communities to address the whole context around reproductive health.
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