Title: MNCHN Mentor
Company Name: PDO (Peace & Development Organization)
Vacancy: 1
Age: Na
Job Location: Patuakhali
Salary: --
Experience:
At least Diploma in Midwifery / nursing/ registered paramedic course from a recognized institution.
Registered with the Bangladesh Nursing and Midwifery Council (BNMC) (if any nurse or midwifery) .
Minimum of 2 years of clinical experience in maternal and newborn health services, preferably in facility-based settings.
Experience in quality improvement, clinical mentorship, or health systems strengthening preferred.
Work experience on nutrition would be treated as added advantage
Strong communication, facilitation, and report writing skills.
Willingness to travel frequently within assigned districts.
Sound clinical knowledge and practical midwifery skills.
Ability to mentor and coach healthcare providers effectively.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
Team player with effective interpersonal and coordination abilities.
Commitment to quality and ethical standards.
Location and working condition: Patuakhali( District HQ), with 80% travel in the district area.
Reporting: District Coordinator and Upazila Coordinator
Duration: Duration of the contract will be up to June 30, 2026 ( renewable subject to donor funding)
About the Organization:
PDO (Peace & Development Organization) is a local Non-Government Organization (NGO) based in 610, Town Kalikapur, Baro Chowrasta, Patuakhali-8600. It was established in January, 1976 with the initiation of a group of educated likeminded social workers with an aim to promote the socio-economic and cultural status of the rural poor and vulnerable people emphasizing the women and children though concretization, capacity building, institution building, capital formation, and imparting felt-need based problem solving. PDO is working at education, health, environment, agriculture and various consultancy sectors. For details: pdobd.org.
Summary of the position:
The MNCHN Mentor will support the implementation of quality improvement (QI) activities to strengthen maternal, newborn, and child health and Nutrition (MNCH-N) services in PROJECT-supported facilities at Upazilla and Union levels, The position aims to enhance the capacity of healthcare providers through mentorship, on-site coaching, and adherence to evidence-based clinical standards, contributing directly to reducing maternal and neonatal and child morbidity and mortality.
Responsibilities:
Support Quality Improvement (QI) Implementation
Facilitate the establishment and functionality of Quality Improvement Committees (QICs) and Quality Improvement Teams (QITs) at facility level.
Assist in identifying service delivery gaps, setting measurable QI objectives, and tracking progress using standard MNCH quality indicators.
Clinical Mentorship and Capacity Building
Conduct on-site mentorship and hands-on coaching for healthcare providers on evidence-based MNH practices, including ANC, labor and delivery, postnatal, primary stabilization of PPH, Eclampsia and essential newborn care, KMC, SAM and timely referral of complicated and mothers, Children and newborns.
Demonstrate infection prevention and control (IPC) best practices and compliance with standard clinical and Nutrition procedures.
Service Continuity and Facility Readiness
Support health facilities in maintaining service continuity during emergencies (outbreaks, floods, or cyclones).
Monitor readiness and availability of essential MNCH-N commodities, and coordinate with logistics teams to address supply gaps.
Ensure implementation of emergency preparedness and response plans for uninterrupted MNCH-N service delivery.
Data Collection, Documentation, and Reporting
Support collection and documentation of QI-related data and activities.
Contribute to the preparation of monthly and quarterly reports highlighting progress, challenges, and lessons learned.
Document and share success stories, case studies, and best practices.
Coordination and Collaboration
Liaise with Upazilla health offices, facility managers, and community-level workers to strengthen referral linkages and ensure continuity of care.
Work collaboratively with local government, partners, and implementing agencies to harmonize MNCH-N QI interventions
As per organization policy and donor allocation