REGIONAL CLINICAL LEAD

Reporting to: Deputy Project Director/ Senior Technical Advisor Duty Station: CHAK Secretariat, Nairobi Organizational Profile The Christian Health Association of Kenya (CHAK) is a national faith-based organization of Protestant churches, health institutions, and programs from all counties of Kenya. Since 1946, CHAK has provided quality health care through health systems strengthening, partnerships, and community empowerment. Job Profile CHAK is seeking to hire an experienced clinician to support the CDC-funded CHAP Stawisha project as the Regional Clinical Lead. The project supports HIV/TB/OVC services in faith-based and county health facilities across 15 counties in the country, with offices in Embu, Kitui, and Nairobi. The clinician will provide technical oversight for HIV/TB prevention, care, and treatment interventions for supported faith-based facilities under the CHAP Stawisha Program. Key Responsibilities and Duties 1. Leadership and Oversight Provide oversight for CHAP Stawisha staff supporting the cluster, county engagement, mentorship, and capacity building of facility staff and the regional team. Provide technical leadership and mentorship to the regional team and supported facilities. Perform joint supervision of HIV care, treatment, and TB/HIV services with County and Sub-County Health Management Teams (C/SHMTs). Act as the liaison between CHAP Stawisha and county health teams through participation in regional, county, and sub-county HIV and TB technical working groups. 2. Program Implementation Plan and implement HIV prevention, care, treatment, and TB services at supported facilities. Support Site Improvement and Monitoring Systems (SIMS) at facility level through onsite mentorship. Provide onsite clinical systems mentorship to facility staff. Participate in quality assurance and quality improvement (QA/QI) of TB and HIV services, including TB Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) interventions. 3. Monitoring, Evaluation, and Reporting Prepare work plans, technical reports, and contribute to budget preparations. Review regional program performance data and support the development of quarterly review slides and presentations. Assist in monitoring and evaluation of HIV care-related activities, using data to inform quality of care and performance in supported facilities. Mentor facility staff on use of data for improving patient management. 4. Research and Innovation Actively participate in program operational research to strengthen evidence-based practice. 5. Other Responsibilities Perform any other lawful duties as assigned by the Senior Technical Advisor, consistent with the scope and nature of the position. Qualifications & Experience Bachelor’s degree in medicine and surgery, duly registered with the Kenya Medical Practitioners and Dentists Council (KMPDC); or Bachelor’s degree/Diploma in Clinical Medicine, duly registered with the Clinical Officers Council. At least 3 years of progressive HIV-related clinical experience. At least 3 years’ experience working in a HIV donor-funded program. Excellent writing and communication skills. Proficiency in MS Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, with strong presentation skills. Self-driven, innovative, a team player, and possessing strong interpersonal skills.

Application Procedure Kindly send your application using this link [https://recruitment.chak.or.ke/](https://recruitment.chak.or.ke/) by attaching your cover letter, CV and copies of certificates. Please note, the attached documents should not exceed more than 2MBs to ensure successful submission of your application. In case of any challenges using the application link provided, please write to us on [email protected] stating the specific challenges for further guidance. The closing date for receiving all applications is 26th November 2025. Only the shortlisted candidates will be contacted for interview.