UNDP - The Joint UN Programme on HIV/AIDS in Nigeria is currently operating in a rapidly changing environment, with numbers of HIV/AIDS cases ranking number two globally. The epidemic has in several states moved from the high risk groups to the general population. The country’s hope for effectively mounting and coordinating a mass national response is largely hinged on the SACAs. A new paradigm is being formed taking into account global experiences for local action. Several multilateral and bilateral donors support the national programme
The Country’s HIV/AIDS pandemic is widely hypothesized to be both a cause and consequence of this humanitarian crisis, with a particularly disastrous impact on people living with HIV/AIDS.
Within this context, the exceeding challenging nature of tasks and demands facing UNAIDS in Nigeria becomes apparent. PCB has encouraged strengthened support for country level (joint) governmental, multilateral, bilateral and nonpublic scaled up response to HIV/AIDS to meet the challenges faced. UNAIDS in Nigeria has thus proposed a management structure to suffice this demand.
Job Title: Ambulance Driver/Clerk
Location : Abuja, NIGERIA
Post Level: GS-3
Background
Under the guidance and supervision of the UN Medical Doctor, the Ambulance Driver provides support to the UN Dispensary by performing driving service while ensuring high quality and accuracy of work. The Ambulance Driver promotes a client, quality and results-oriented approach.
The Ambulance Driver works in close collaboration with the UN Physician, Operations, staff in the CO and to exchange information and ensure consistent service delivery.
The post is Cost Shared funded post and limited to availability of cost shared fund.
Duties and Responsibilities
Summary of key functions:
The role of the Ambulance Driver is to ensure the effective and efficient of assigned responsibilities towards the attainment of the goals and targets of the UN Dispensary
The Ambulance Driver will report to the UN Doctor and be responsible for: