Roles and Responsibilities
- Implementing the Donkey welfare program
in Nyandarua County
- Plan and execute the FSK disease control
model in Nyandarua County.
- Organize and co-ordinate Continuous
Professional Development (CPD) training for veterinary surgeons and
Paraprofessionals.
- Develop budgets and work plans,
facilitate implementation and formulate monitoring plans for veterinary
program interventions in consultation with Senior Programs Manager and the
field team.
- Conduct training and provide technical
advice on veterinary work to target project beneficiaries and project
partners following needs assessment/expression of need.
- Take the lead in Monitoring, Evaluation
and Impact Assessment of FSK’s animal welfare work in Nyandarua County.
- Participate and collaborate on campaigns
involved in various veterinary and social aspects of the community in
development.
- Develop learning materials for
communities on veterinary and livestock production work.
- Develop proposals and training guide for
CBOs and relevant institutions on animal welfare principles.
- Document FSK’s action on veterinary
animal welfare interventions and disseminate the same in workshops,
symposiums and journals in line with the donor requirements.
- Compiling monthly, quarterly and annual
reports for the donkey welfare project.
- Any other duty as assigned by the
management from time to time.
Required Qualifications, Experience and Skills:
- Have a Minimum Bachelor’s degree in
Veterinary Medicine.
- Must be registered and retained with the
Kenya Veterinary Board and in possession of a valid practicing license.
- Over 5 years of field-based experience in
veterinary medicine practice
- Ability to share hope and the gospel with
communities.
- Innovative and proactive approach to
resolving complex community needs.
- Must have experience in project planning,
implementation, monitoring and reporting.
- Possess competencies in adult learning
facilitation, planning and execution of workshop and training activities.
- Demonstrate Partnership-building,
networking, collaboration and representation skills.
- Ability to ride a motorbike is an added
advantage.
How To Apply
The
interested and qualified candidates to submit their Cover Letter, Curriculum
Vitae, copies of relevant academic and professional certificates/ testimonials,
including contact information of three referees and a reference letter from
your pastor.
Please
indicate the position:
“Veterinary
Officer”
on
the subject title and your Salary Expectations Applicants should ensure that
all documents reach the Executive Director no later than Monday,
13th May 2024 by 5:00 pm to the address provided below.
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
The
Executive Director,
Farming Systems Kenya,
P.O. Box 2816- 20100, Nakuru
Email: vacancies@farmingsystemskenya.org