Responsibilities PPM, TB-HIV Co-infection, Hospital DOTS Linkages, Childhood TB
• Coordination with internal and external stakeholders, and foster partnerships
• Provide strategic guidance for Public Private Mix- intervention
• Prepare and support development work for – PPM, TB-HIV Co-infection, Childhood TB (CH-TB), Hospital DOTS Linkage (HDL)
• SRs programmatic and financial oversight
• Oversee procurement & distribution plan for PPM, TB-HIV, CH-TB, HDL
• Support PR unit in development of work Plan & Budget & Capacity building of SRs.
• Assist SRs in PUDR development
• Coordination with provinces counterparts and other SRs in technical matters
• Support the development work for – PPM, TB-HIV, CH-TB, HDL
• Monitoring & supervision NTP, Green star, PTPs and other SRs (NGO-Pharmacy-TB Diabetes), TB-HIV, CH-TB, HDL
• Review M&E reports from NTP monitors, NPOs, Regional Coordinators, Provincial PPM coordinators & provide feedback
• Develop reports and presentation for various national & international forums.
• Develop research proposals for PPM and supervise data collection & analysis
• Supervise Procurement & distribution of PPM-items

Position Title National TB/HIV Coordinator
Global Fund AIDS TB MALARIA-National TB Control Program
Islamabad, Pakistan
Oct 1 2013 to Jan 31, 2017
Responsibilities As National Coordinator TB/HIV provide support and facilitation in designing and implementation of project activities.
1. Develop work plans as per grant requirement and share with the provincial programs.
2. Provide technical assistance to the provincial programs, partners for implementation of Objective activities, M & E related to TB/HIV
3. To Coordinate Collaborative Activities among NTP, National AIDS control program, Provincial programs for TB & AIDS, civil society partners, patients groups and donors, Facilitate quarterly TB/HIV Collaborative committee review meetings in all Provinces
4. Organize TB/HIV co-ordination board meetings
5. To assist and supervise the process of review, development, field testing and implementation of the WHO Guidelines for TB/HIV Collaborative activities
6. To implement and supervise the HIV/AIDS prevention, care and treatment among TB Patients through selected TB Diagnostic centers
7. To monitor activities of implementing partners for TB/HIV. Collect and compile TB/HIV data along with support documents for onward submission to WHO and NTP
8. To coordinate with National & International consultant on TB/HIV issues
9. Provide support to M & E unit for multipurpose program monitoring and reporting as per work plan
10. Facilitate PR/ PIU unit during LFA / International partners/ WHO Review missions.

Position Title National program officer TB Control
Global Fund AIDS TB MALARIA-National TB Control Program
District assigned Rawalpindi, Sargodha, Khushab, Mianwali, Chakwal, Bhakkar & Attock Punjab Pakistan

Surveillance officer/Polio Eradication officer
March 01 2008- 31 July 2012 (Duty station Islamabad)
August 01 2012 – 30 November 2012- (Duty station Kasur, Sheikupura & Nanakana sahib)
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
1. Support district health authorities in ensuring that there is a system in place for comprehensive AFP detection and response.
2. Complement district health authorities/ staff efforts to ensure timely investigation of all AFP cases including timely stool collection and transportation and appropriate actions are under taken in response to the surveillance findings.
3. Undertake regular site visits to reporting sites to ensure that no AFP cases are missed/ not reported.
4. Facilitate that all data from AFP cases are properly reported collected, line listed, analyzed and interpret timely; and forwarded to provincial office.
5. Compile surveillance indicators for the district and use these to improve surveillance activities for both AFP and measles.
6. Ensure surveillance quality regular monitoring of activities and review of data quality at the district level.
7. Participate in detailed epidemiological investigation of urgent (hot), confirmed and compatible polio cases and AFP cases with zero routine OPV dose.
8. Participate in training for health care workers on AFP surveillance.
9. Provide in training, feedback, and advocacy to the National and other health care workers at the district level.
10. Assist in ensuring inclusion of all high risk / underserved / migrant population in the Surveillance network and all AFP’s are reported from them.
Assist in the implementation of all supplemental polio vaccination campaigns and other polio eradication

Medical officer
Government of the Punjab Health Department
Rawalpindi, Pakistan