DEADLINE: 20 Feb 2017
CATEGORY: Science/Technology
LOCATION: 
Africa , Uganda , Kampala
Africa , Uganda , Kampala
EMPLOYMENT: Full-Time
EXPERIENCE: From 9 year(s)
EDUCATION: Bachelor
SALARY: Negotiable
EMPLOYER: Ministry of Health
ABOUT COMPANY: The Ministry of Health Uganda, is a government body set up with the mandate of policy formulation and policy dialogue with Health Development Partners, resource mobilization and budgeting, strategic planning, regulation, advising other ministries on health matters, setting standards and quality assurance, capacity development and technical support, provision of nationally coordinated services such as epidemic control, coordination of health research and monitoring and evaluation of the overall sector performance. Some functions have been delegated to national autonomous institutions including some specialized clinical support functions (Uganda Blood Transfusion Service (UBTS), National Medical Stores and National Public .
EMAIL: info@health.go.ug
PHONE: +256 414 231584
CONTACT NAME: MOH
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Must possess a Bachelor’s degree in Medical Laboratory Sciences or MBChB from a recognized University
Must possess a Master’s Degree in Medical Laboratory, Microbiology, Pathology from a recognized University
Possession of a Post Graduate Diploma in Health Service Management would be an added advantage
Experience
• Must have at least nine (9) years relevant working experience five of which should have been in a leadership position at national reference, or research laboratory
CONDITIONS
N/A
RESPONSIBILITIES
Providing technical guidance in the development, implementation, monitoring and review laboratory policies and strategic plans Providing technical support in developing cost-effective annual work plans and budgets to guide implementation of activities Working with other regulatory bodies to develop and implement the national laboratory quality assurance system encompassing both public and private sector Technically support the writing of competitive proposals for resource mobilization and funding requests
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