Aurum’s projects and programmes cover a wide range of activities from programmatic implementation and technical assistance for HIV/AIDS and TB prevention, care and treatment services throughout the health system in South Africa, HIV prevention clinical research studies, TB and HIV vaccine studies, voluntary medical male circumcision to large scale TB preve...
The Quality Improvement Advisor is responsible for the development, implementation and reporting of Improvement Projects, Systems and Processes through the routine use of Health and Programme Data to meet and improve Patient and Programme needs in Primary Healthcare Facilities, Sub-districts and Districts.
Technical Work Responsibilities
Liaise with internal and External Customers.
Quality Improvement.
Assist in implementation of Quality Improvement activities.
Guide and direct Aurum Staff and other Stakeholders in the development, implementation and measuring of quality improvement initiatives.
Coaching and mentoring.
Facilitate training sessions.
Apply adult teaching methodologies.
Comply with management SOP’s, Safety Policies, Practices, Procedures, etc.
Requirements
Education
An appropriate degree in Health, Public Health, Management or related field
Advantageous
Quality Improvement Advisor qualification
Business Management
Experience
Significant experience in working with the department of health
Should have significant previous experience and technical knowledge of quality improvement
At least 2 years’ experience in systems design, management and analysis
Requirements
SA Citizen or valid work permit to work in South Africa
Basic computer skills
Advanced computer skills
Driver’s license
Own car
Minimal/Moderate/Excessive overnight travel (up to 30%) by land or air if required
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