Technical activities:
Organize and carry out livestock treatments with CAHWs and other team members in a professional manner.
Keep updated on the new drugs, with manufacturer’s indications, regarding their usage, dosage calculations and administration and storage.
Lead a mobile veterinary team in carrying out treatments of affected livestock in the villages.
Ensure proper identification of diseases using anamnesis and clinical methods before providing treatments.
Monitor the effects of drugs used on livestock, identify any effects and report to the Project Manager.
Extension services:
Educate the livestock owners on the intervention-(objectives, implementation plans, importance of disease control, etc.
Exchange knowledge with communities about the best ways of improving veterinary service delivery in their respective areas.
Sensitize and Mobilize communities in villages where treatments are planned for to prepare and to present their animals for treatments at sites agreed with the team members.
Ensure that the drugs received by beneficiary through the voucher are worth the value of the voucher.
Supervision:
Provides the overall leadership of the Veterinary personnel on the project in the respective area.
Ensure that COOPI’s policies and guidelines are adhered to during implementation process.
Reporting:
Field reports –regarding number of animals treated and households reached- submitted to Livestock Officer on weekly basis-every Saturday; through e-mail, or telephone.
Record and report all treatments (Technical reports) on data sheets provided by COOPI only.
In case of emergency, the PO-Vet. or his appointed team member reports the matter to District Team Leader/ Field Coordinator and then to Project Manager.
Report any strange disease/outbreak reported by livestock owners to the Project Manager (Livestock) and /or Livestock bodies for further investigations.
Organize and carry out livestock treatments with CAHWs and other team members in a professional manner.
Keep updated on the new drugs, with manufacturer’s indications, regarding their usage, dosage calculations and administration and storage.
Lead a mobile veterinary team in carrying out treatments of affected livestock in the villages.
Ensure proper identification of diseases using anamnesis and clinical methods before providing treatments.
Monitor the effects of drugs used on livestock, identify any effects and report to the Project Manager.
Extension services:
Educate the livestock owners on the intervention-(objectives, implementation plans, importance of disease control, etc.
Exchange knowledge with communities about the best ways of improving veterinary service delivery in their respective areas.
Sensitize and Mobilize communities in villages where treatments are planned for to prepare and to present their animals for treatments at sites agreed with the team members.
Ensure that the drugs received by beneficiary through the voucher are worth the value of the voucher.
Supervision:
Provides the overall leadership of the Veterinary personnel on the project in the respective area.
Ensure that COOPI’s policies and guidelines are adhered to during implementation process.
Reporting:
Field reports –regarding number of animals treated and households reached- submitted to Livestock Officer on weekly basis-every Saturday; through e-mail, or telephone.
Record and report all treatments (Technical reports) on data sheets provided by COOPI only.
In case of emergency, the PO-Vet. or his appointed team member reports the matter to District Team Leader/ Field Coordinator and then to Project Manager.
Report any strange disease/outbreak reported by livestock owners to the Project Manager (Livestock) and /or Livestock bodies for further investigations.
HOW TO APPLY:
Send 1 page letter of expression of interest and updated CV by the Closing date: 24th April 2015 to the following address:
THE REGIONAL REPRESENTATIVE
COOPI - COOPERAZIONE INTERNAZIONALE,
hr.nairobi@coopi.org
NOTE: Only short listed candidates will be contacted.
Applicants to state the preferable district of operation
THE REGIONAL REPRESENTATIVE
COOPI - COOPERAZIONE INTERNAZIONALE,
hr.nairobi@coopi.org
NOTE: Only short listed candidates will be contacted.
Applicants to state the preferable district of operation
