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• Preparing and delivering lectures, tutorials, workshops, and seminars. • Developing curricula and course material that can be used across a number of platforms. • Collaborating with other academics and lecturers to improve teaching methods and expand knowledge base. • Setting and grading assignments, tests, and exams. • Conducting research, and writing papers, proposals, journal articles, and books. • Attending and participating in meetings, conferences, and other events in and outside of the institution. • Participating in training opportunities and initiatives at the institution. • Providing support to students and other colleagues. • Staying current by reading widely and producing published work in the field.

Under the technical supervision of WHO Provincial and Federal Team Leader for polio eradication and the overall supervision of the WHO Representative, the Polio Eradication Officer will be responsible of all the polio eradication activities in the assigned district (s) and will undertake the following duties: AFP Surveillance • Support district health authorities in ensuring that there is a system in place for comprehensive AFP case detection and response. • Complement district health authorities / staff efforts to ensure timely investigation of all AFP cases including timely stool collection and transportation and appropriate actions are undertaken in response to the surveillance findings. • Undertake regular site visits to reporting sites to ensure that no AFP cases are missed/ not reported. • Facilitate that all data from AFP cases are properly collected, line-listed, analyzed and interpreted timely; and forwarded to provincial office. • Regularly monitor the quality of surveillance data in the district(s) of responsibility. • Participate in detailed epidemiological investigations of urgent (hot), confirmed and compatible polio cases and AFP cases with zero routine OPV dose. • Participate in training for health care workers on AFP surveillance. • Assist in ensuring inclusion of all high risk/ underserved/ migrant population in the Surveillance network and all AFPs are reported from them. • Assist with the strengthening of measles and MNT surveillance activities. Supplemental Polio Vaccination Campaigns (SIA) • Provide technical support to pre-campaign activities particularly planning, preparing and monitoring the quality of area level Micro-planning, at the union council, tehsil and districts levels. • Monitor the availability of human and material resources and provide necessary support to augment them. • Ensure selection of appropriate vaccinators and supervisors according to the guidelines • Monitor and support the trainings in the pre-campaign phase; for various categories of health workers involved in vaccination and supervision. • Monitor and supervise the work of all categories of health workers during the Implementation phase of the campaign and share the key observations and recommendations / action points with responsible authorities on daily basis. • Monitor the utilization of resources and report issue, if any. • Participate in the identification and selection of the appropriate independent monitors for Post Campaign monitoring and validity of the process and data. • Thorough analysis of the post campaign independent monitoring data after every vaccination round to: a) making corrective measures as per guidelines; b) identifying the issues to be addressed before the following vaccination round and c) reporting to, and assisting the EDO (H) for actions required, if any. • Support the EDO-H and his team in analyzing the vaccination and (administrative and monitoring) data and modify operations if needed. • Help EDO H to prepare a report for DPEC in line with the Provincial and National Emergency Action Plan and seek support from public sector and NGO/Private sector as well. • Provide special focus on the high-risk populations during all the phases of the campaign in line with the special strategies devised by MoH for risk populations and the National Emergency Action Plan for Polio Eradication in 2011. Routine EPI Assist in the various aspects to ensure development, maintenance, and monitoring of routine EPI, and participate.

• Provide support in implementing high impact Newborn and child health intervention in the district. • Conduct Helping Babies Breathe, use of chlorhexidine, management of Pneumonia and Diarrhea and nutrition trainings in the district. • Supervise and monitor Helping Babies Breathe, use of chlorhexidine, management of Pneumonia and Diarrhea, and IYCF training in the district. • Implement community-based distribution and application of chlorhexidine intervention in the district. • Provide continuous mentoring support to skilled birth attendants and health care providers in implementing Newborn and child health interventions. • Ensure close liaison with project’s district team, district health officials, implementing partners, and other partners in the district. • Ensure close coordination with training organization for Newborn and child health interventions. • Monitor” the availability of newborn and child health commodities in all the targeted SBA facilities. • Prepare and maintain training database in the district. • Ensure that Newborn and child health reporting indicators are regularly maintained and collected as per DHIS. • Prepare weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual reports of targeted interventions.