Hiv Officer
Egypt
• Managed all aspects of UNICEF Egypt’s HIV/AIDS program in support of the national response including program design, management, capacity building, and monitoring and evaluation. • Provided national-level technical leadership on HIV/AIDS to support policy reform and health systems strengthening. • Developed evidence-based strategies including HIV components of the United Nations Development Assistance Framework, Country Programme Documents, and internal HIV strategies covering a multitude of issues, including the elimination of mother-to-child transmission. • Designed and managed implementation of quantitative and qualitative research studies.• Supervised and mentored multiple project teams to support the implementation of innovative approaches among key stakeholders, including comprehensive health and empowerment for young people, primary prevention and social services among at-risk populations, capacity building, clinical care and support for people living with HIV and infection control practices.• Managed technical, administrative and financial implementation of home-based care for PLHIV, antiretroviral therapy procurement, street-based outreach to high-risk groups, medical student peer education, enhancement of HIV in national medical curricula, stigma reduction among clinical care providers, adaptation, implementation and analysis of behavioral surveillance surveys, behavior change communication among young people and advocacy. • Designed training curricula and materials and built the capacity of government and NGO personnel, including medical doctors, nurses, counselors, outreach workers and program managers. • Served as the UNICEF focal point on child-rights and trained UN staff on minimum standards for HIV prevention and care. • Conducted resource mobilization through technical writing of proposals and concept papers, and liaising with key donors, including USAID, EU, the Global Fund to Fight.