TB Supervisor

* Spearhead the development of monthly work plans in collaboration with key stakeholders, including Upazila Health & Family Planning Officers and District Managers. * Foster strategic partnerships with UH&FPO, Medical Officers, and other stakeholders to drive project success. * Architect resource allocation plans, ensuring efficient mapping, planning, and distribution of resources. * Guide field staff on sample transportation, presumptive referral systems, and treatment protocols, adhering to established SOPs. * Drive treatment initiation for confirmed TB patients, leveraging support from Medical Officers and other stakeholders. * Oversee the selection, training, and supervision of DOT providers, ensuring treatment adherence and community-based care. * Implement contact investigation, TPT enrollment, and HIV screening initiatives at the community level. * Facilitate referrals for complicated or DR-TB patients, ensuring timely treatment initiation. * Monitor project activities, tracking financial and programmatic progress at the upazila level. * Develop and submit monthly and quarterly performance reports, including e-TB Manager and e-LMIS updates. * Conduct regular field visits to supervise project activities, ensuring high-quality implementation. * Identify staff training needs and develop capacity-building initiatives through orientation and job aids. * Ensure timely supply of drugs, logistics, and equipment to health workers and laboratories. * Organize community awareness-raising meetings and orientations, promoting project objectives. * Analyze upazila-level data, providing insights to inform district-level decision-making. * Develop and update private sector mapping, enhancing presumptive and case referrals. * Champion the organization's gender policy, promoting gender equality and women's empowerment. * Foster a safe working environment, ensuring team members' safety and well-being, and promoting safeguarding policies and procedures. * Implement and promote safeguarding standards, reporting incidents, and encouraging others to do so.