Key responsibilities

• Support planning and implementation of TSFP activities, ensuring alignment with project plans and donor requirements.
• Strengthen nutrition screening (community & facility), active case detection and functional referral pathways between community and health facilities.
• Provide technical support for TSFP site preparation, food distribution (including IDP sites), and community mobilization.
• Support procurement and gap-filling of TSFP supplies, job aids and anthropometric equipment (MUAC tapes, tally sheets, reporting formats, etc.).
• Conduct regular supportive supervision and technical mentoring at TSFP sites (weekly monitoring expected).
• Ensure linkage of OTP discharges, MAM children and acutely malnourished PLW to protection/TSFP rations where applicable.
• Support integration of TSFP with IYCF-E, psychosocial support and counseling for caregivers at CMAM/TFP sites.
• Maintain accurate records, reports and supply/stock control documentation.
• Contribute to training and capacity building of health staff and community volunteers (Family MUAC, screening, referral).

Qualifications & experience

• Education: BSc in Public Health, Clinical Nursing, Nutrition or related health field (preferred).
• Training (desirable / preferred): Acute malnutrition (2019 revised guideline) training; IMAM 2019; IYCF-E; Family MUAC; TSFP/MAM; IPLS (integrated pharmaceutical logistics).
• Experience: 3–5 years working in nutrition/health programs (TSFP, CMAM, IYCF) with hands-on experience in facility and community nutrition interventions.
• Languages: Amharic, Afan Oromo and English required.
• Skills: Strong communication, teamwork, monitoring and reporting skills; ability to conduct supportive supervision and training.

How to apply

Apply online using the World Vision careers portal:
Application link:https://worldvision.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/WorldVisionInternational/job/Gorro-Ethiopia/TSFP-Officer-2_JR47272