Nurse, Site Project Coordinator

About the role

The Nurse Site Project Coordinator supports the management of an HIV project and improves the delivery of clinical HIV services in a supported health facility by offering a package of integrated HIV care and treatment services. The role covers planning, execution and monitoring of the project, under the general supervision of the Service Delivery Manager, with 50% management and 50% clinical activities. It is open only to national candidates and will be filled under a fixed-term contract.

Key responsibilities

• Management: develop and submit a budgeted monthly work plan, implement it within budget, collaborate with the multidisciplinary team, organize in-service training with the Cluster Project Lead, and conduct formative supervision and ongoing training for health care providers.
• Hold weekly and monthly coordination meetings with HIV/AIDS staff, and monthly feedback meetings with the Hospital Director and Medical Advisor.
• Monitor and evaluate data collection, reporting and the facility's HIV/AIDS care and treatment performance, and submit monthly activity and expense reports.
• Clinical: support national HIV/AIDS programme guidelines, antiretroviral treatment and Index Case testing, improve retention of people living with HIV through coaching, manage treatment failure, TB/HIV co-infection and advanced HIV cases, and initiate second- or third-line therapy.

Required profile

• Nursing degree with at least five years of experience in the clinical management of HIV patients.
• Mandatory registration with the National Order of Nurses of Cameroon.
• At least three years of experience in a health services management position in a hospital or health district.
• Fluency in French is a key requirement; working knowledge of English is an advantage.
• Project management training is an asset.

Required skills

• Very good command of Microsoft Office (Word, Excel and PowerPoint).
• Strong work ethic, ability to work under pressure, teamwork and willingness to learn.

Candidates must submit a CV, cover letter and proof of registration with the National Board of Nurses by 11 November 2026. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted, and the position depends on donor funding availability.