• Lead the planning, coordination, and implementation of health-related project activities in alignment with project objectives. • Strengthen collaboration with district health offices, community health workers, health facilities, local leaders, and civil society to improve referral systems and service delivery. • Supervise and support a team of health staff including mental health professionals and peer educators. • Integrate adolescent SRHR, maternal health, and climate resilience strategies into community health services. • Organize and deliver trainings on adolescent-friendly and climate-responsive healthcare approaches. • Oversee data collection, monitoring, reporting, and documentation of project outcomes and best practices. • Represent UYDEL at health coordination meetings, stakeholder engagements, and relevant forums.

• Required Qualifications & Experience • Bachelor’s degree in Nursing, Midwifery, or a related healthcare discipline (Master’s degree is an added advantage). • Must be a registered midwife with a solid background in maternal and adolescent health. • Minimum of 3 years’ experience managing or coordinating health programs—preferably in urban slums or with youth-focused projects. • Strong understanding of SRHR, mental health, and the health impacts of climate change. • Proven ability to collaborate with NGOs, government health services, and community health systems. • Experience in supervising healthcare teams, facilitating trainings, and building effective referral systems. • Excellent leadership, coordination, communication, and report-writing skills. • Desirable Attributes • Genuine passion for youth empowerment and climate justice. • Strong skills in stakeholder engagement and multi-sectoral coordination. • Adaptability and resilience in low-resource, fast-paced environments. • Compassionate approach to working with vulnerable and marginalized youth, including pregnant adolescents.

Please email your cover letter, CV, and relevant academic documents to: uydelHR@gmail.com Subject Line: Project Health Service Coordinator – Building Climate-Resilient Communities for Safe Pregnancies in Adolescents/Youth