Tsfp Officer

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The TSFP Officer supports woreda health offices and PHCUs in systematic nutrition screening, active case detection, early referral, and admission of acute malnutrition cases through Targeted Supplementary Feeding programs (TSFP). He/she will support health facilities (Primary Hospitals, Health Centers, and Health Posts) in the treatment of acute malnutrition among nutrition priority groups, mainly children U5 and PLW, and referral linkage services in accordance with the national protocol and SPHERE standard. He/she will support and assist Woreda Health Offices and PHCUs in the piloting of the Family MUAC approach. The position holder will support and assist woreda health offices and health facilities in the procurement of gap-filling TSFP supplies, job aids, and anthropometric equipment for the management of acute malnutrition in the TSFP program.

The TSFP Officer is expected to support health facilities in close coordination with other nutrition teams to ensure TSFP integration with IYCF promotion, counseling, and support for mothers at the Therapeutic Feeding Programs (TFP) in CMAM sites.

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Key Responsibilities

• Support the planning and execution of project activities, ensuring they align with organizational goals and donor requirements.
• Ensure project activities are implemented effectively and efficiently, meeting deadlines and achieving desired results.
• Ensure compliance with organizational policies and procedures, as well as donor requirements.
• Maintain accurate records and documentation related to project activities.
• Contribute to the overall effectiveness and efficiency of the organization.
• Support woredas and PHCU in planning and conducting nutrition screening activities, ensuring the existence of functional referral pathways and linkages between communities and health facilities and vice versa; promoting the availability of services to which beneficiaries can be referred, training of staff in nutrition screening and referral services.
• Ensure that health facilities and FDPs are equipped with minimum supplies needed for nutrition screening activities (e.g., MUAC tapes, registration and reporting format, referral forms, guidelines, etc.) and promoting and supporting community mobilization and sensitization activities towards the nutrition screening program.
• Implement and provide technical support for TSFP (food distribution), site preparation (IDPs), and mobilization of the community, and nutritional screening for both host and IDPs.
• Conduct regular supportive supervision and provide technical support on Targeted Supplementary Feeding Program sites every week.
• Ensure linkage of OTP discharges, MAM children, and acutely malnourished PLW to the distribution of protection and TSF ration (if applicable).
• Ensure job aids are available in health posts (HEW quick reference, lookup table, report format, tally sheet, Plump Nut, and drug stock control balance form).
• Ensure the integration of TSFP with IYCF-E and CMAM programming through strengthening of psychosocial and emotional sites and IYCF promotion and counseling with assigned team members.

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Qualification

• BSc degree in Public Health, Clinical Nursing, Nutrition, and related health fields of study preferred from accredited universities or health colleges.
• Required Professional Experience: 3–5 years of experience.

Certificates on:

• Acute malnutrition 2019 revised guideline training.
• Revised 2019 IMAM guideline and IYCF-E training.
• Integrated Pharmaceuticals Logistics System (IPLS).
• Trained on Family MUAC approach and TSFP/MAM.

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Required Language(s)

• Amharic
• Afan Oromo
• English

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Applicant Types Accepted: Local applicants only

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