Public Health Scholar at Health Services Academy Islamabad. Member of Pakistan Public Health
Registered physiotherapist from university of Balochistan.
Mid level professional experience in Flood Relief Emergency, Health
Emergencies, Project Management, Nutrition, Polio Eradication Program, physical therapy
and Public Health arenas.
Monitor field activities with relevant field staff to ensure project activities, deliverables and their timelines are met as per the project plan. Ensure smooth running of team in coordination with all stake holders involved. Liaison and vigorous networking with district authorities as well as other humanitarian actors/partners. In liaison with district authorities identify vulnerable village clusters and assist on formulating weekly team plans based on the same. Coordinate with field teams and ensure all the issues identified are resolved. Monitor activities of the field team to ensure proper implementation and coordinate and oversee execution of project data collection activities. Ensure efficient delivery of basic health services. Serve as a liaison with field staff and supervisors. Daily record keeping of field data. Ensure transparent and accurate book keeping. Plan, organize and manage periodic surveys, as per the projects defined M&E framework. Coordinate with Government departments as per need and necessity of the project. Adhere to reporting chain as entailed by DHQ management. Report regularly to PRCS management about progress and problems encountered. Participate in trainings and meetings as requested by management. At all times uphold and work in line with Red Cross and Red Crescent Principles. Perform any other task related to the project as assigned by the line manager.
Duty Station: Kalat Balochistan Seasonal Supportive Supervision and Monitoring services in every Polio Campaign, Duty station Kalat including rural and areas, remote areas. The outcome monitoring following SIA campaign include post campaign monitoring (PCM) to be conducted in 100 of clusters in HRMP and 50 clusters in non-HRMP. Lots Quality Assurance Survey (LQAS) and out-of-house finger mark survey conducted to assess the coverage and quality of the vaccination activity, to identify missed or poorly covered areas, identify reasons for missed children, and take immediate corrective actions. Remote monitoring by NEOC call center will continue in all high-risk, hard to reach areas and possible blind spots. Data from remote monitoring will be analyzed over the rounds to see any rising trends. To improve the reliability of PCM and LQAS the program will continue to validate the PCM and LQAS for data quality assurance and to identify poor performing clusters for corrective interventions. Taking data through hard copies and soft copies in the form of clusters and submitting it on NEOC online portal. Reporting to NEOC about overall compiled data of household clusters and spot surveys.