Clinic Officer

Company Description

The Planned Parenthood Federation of Nigeria (PPFN) is a national healthcare provider and a leading advocate of sexual reproductive health and rights (SRHR) in Nigeria. Founded in 1959, PPFN addresses pressing reproductive-related issues and has since broadened its mission to include adolescent reproductive health, HIV/AIDS, and support for displaced individuals. The organization promotes universal access to stigma-free, effective, and affordable sexual and reproductive health services. With over 4,000 volunteers and 214 staff positions, PPFN operates across Nigeria's 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory, providing services through clinics, mobile outreach teams, and community-based distributors. PPFN emphasizes a people-centered approach to ensure that vulnerable populations, including women, adolescents, children, and persons with disabilities, receive the health services they need.

POSITION: CLINIC OFFICER

LOCATION: SOUTH-SOUTH REGION, BENIN CITY.

Job Type:
Three (3) years fixed-term contract, renewable based on performance and organizational needs.
Remuneration:
Attractive and commensurate with experience, in line with the PPFN salary scale

Benefits:
Inclusive of allowances, statutory deductions, health insurance, and necessary work tools

Your Role:

·      Manage the day-to-day operations of the clinic, ensuring compliance with PPFN standards and health regulations.

·      Provide high-quality clinical services in sexual and reproductive health, including family planning, maternal health, and HIV prevention.

·      Supervise clinic staff and ensure effective teamwork, mentorship, and professional development.

·      Ensure accurate record-keeping, data reporting, and documentation of all services delivered.

·      Maintain adequate supplies, drugs, and equipment for smooth clinic operations.

·      Promote client rights, confidentiality, and high standards of care.

·      Support community outreach and advocacy initiatives to increase access to and utilization of clinic services.

·      Strengthen linkages with referral networks, government health agencies, and development partners.

What You Bring:

·      Proven clinical expertise in reproductive, maternal, and child health.

·      Strong management and organizational skills to oversee clinic operations.

·      Excellent interpersonal and communication skills with clients and colleagues.

·      Commitment to client-centered, rights-based healthcare.

Requirements:

·      Bachelor's degree in Nursing, or Registered Nurse & Midwife.

·      Certificate in Family Planning.

·      Minimum of 5 years' clinical experience, preferably in SRHR or public health settings.

·      Demonstrated knowledge of SRHR services, policies, and quality standards.

·      Experience in supervising clinical staff and managing health facilities

·      Familiarity with the WHO eligibility criteria for contraceptive use.

·      Computer literacy skill (a key requirement for use in the Clinic Information Management System)

·      Willingness to travel and work in underserved communities within the South South Region.

METHOD OF APPLICATION:

Suitably qualified candidates are invited to submit the following:

·      A one-page letter of application, clearly stating their motivation and justification for applying.

·      A comprehensive Curriculum Vitae (CV) of not more than three (3) pages.

·      A personal contact address (P.O. Box not acceptable).

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Deadline October 23