Abdulmalik Ibrahim

In the context of the Integrated Community Case Management (iCCM) and Community-based Management of Acute Malnutrition (CMAM) projects, as Quality Assurance (QA) Nurse plays a critical role in ensuring that the healthcare services provided meet established standards of care,

• Working closely with the Nutrition Officer and the Project Manager to ensure integration and implementation of the Community Management of Acute Malnutrition (CMAM), and optimal Maternal, Infant, and Young Child Nutrition (MIYCN) in RACIDA-supported health facilities and outreach sites. • Ensuring that data is collected at the outreach sites and is reported to the RACIDA M&E Officer as well as to the link facility to feed into the KHI • Provide technical support to MoH in delivering high-impact nutrition interventions at health facilities and outreach sites. • Working in partnership with the Sub-County Health Management Team (SCHMT) including the Sub-County Medical Officer in charge of Health (SCMOH), Sub-County Public Health Nurse, Sub-County • Handling nutrition coordinator, Public Health Officers, and the hospital nutritionist to develop and implement monthly work plans for the target Sub-counties • Ensuring program quality control through implementation of monthly and quarterly M&E; • Closely monitoring the nutrition situation in the program area. • Working with the health facility nutritionist and the SCNO, support the rural health facilities in establishing referral systems and creating referral links for access to in-patient services not provided by the rural health facilities. • Supporting the BFCI activities in target community units in consultation with the SCNC and facility in charge including training, supervision and reporting. • Documenting the project implementation process to generate lessons learned as well as case studies. • Participating in the coordination of and data collection for SMART, coverage surveys, and other nutrition assessments in the county. • Writing monthly reports and briefs as well as quarterly reports; with MOH and other actors participate in joint support supervision visits and On-the-job training to the rural health facilities to improve service delivery.