Nuestro cliente, una importante empresa de construcción, está buscando un Responsable de Administración para su proyecto en Bata.

Será la persona responsable del Departamento de Administración, teniendo la responsabilidad de la gestión de contabilidad y tesorería, así como  la supervisión de la política fiscal.

• Revisión y soporte en el análisis de la contabilidad general y los estados extracontables.
• Preparación y revisión de los cierres contables y cuentas anuales.
• Gestión de pagos y cobros, contacto con entidades bancarias locales.
• Soporte en la preparación del presupuesto, control presupuestario y reporting del mismo.
• Análisis de desviaciones de presupuesto del proyecto.
• Preparación de informes según matrices de IFRS y OHADA.
• Optimización de la política fiscal, supervisión de la fiscalidad y las relaciones con la Administración Tributaria.
• Reporting de informes fiscales y legales según requisitos locales.

The Bioko Island Malaria Control Project (BIMCP) is a five-year $27M program funded by Marathon Oil and implemented by Medical Care Development International (MCDI). Its interventions are centered on indoor residual spraying, LLIN distribution, case management and behavior change communication. A major component of the BIMCP is the capacity development of national staff to assume managerial and technical responsibility for the project.

Overview of Position:

The Financial Administrative Officer (FAO) is responsible for the overall financial/administrative management of project activities to include the budgeting/ forecasting/accounting and implementation of all services required to financially and administratively support field office operations.

The Bioko Island Malaria Control Program (BIMCP) is a five-year, $27M program, funded by Marathon Oil Corporation, which seeks to substantially reduce morbidity and mortality caused by malaria on Bioko Island. The BIMCP’s interventions are centered on indoor residual spraying, distribution of long-lasting insecticide-treated mosquito nets, case management, and monitoring and evaluation. The project includes a substantial investment in human resources development and a strong commitment to capacity-building and integration. The objective will be to prepare the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare in Equatorial Guinea to assume full responsibility for the management of the BIMCP’s malaria control activities. MCDI implements the BIMCP together with partner organizations including Yale University, Texas A&M University’s AgriLife Research, and the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM).

Overview of Position:

The Case Management Officer (CMO) is responsible for the development, implementation, technical backstopping and coordination of MCDI’s activities in the field of malaria case management at hospital and health center levels and at the patient and/or caretaker level. The CMO oversees the BIMCP’s capacity building activities (relating to malaria detection and case management) within the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, and ensures close collaboration between project staff and the MOH staff seconded to the project. The CMO is also responsible for back-stopping the Health Management Information System.

Reporting Responsibilities:

The CMO reports directly to the BIMCP Chief-of-Party and through the COP to the Home Office (HO) Deputy Project Manager, the BIMCP Project Manager, and to the MCDI International Division Director. The CMO will also work closely with the HO Senior Malaria Program Officer, as well as the Procurement Officer. S/he additionally will work closely with the directors and/or key representatives of the MOHSW, ISCIII, WHO and other health sector partners (particularly those engaged in supporting case management and the prevention of malaria). The CMO will work closely with the BIMCP BCC Officer.

Overview of Position
This position is based on Bioko Island, Equatorial Guinea. It is intended to provide practical experience to a graduate who has recently completed his/her studies and wishes to begin or expand his/her field experience. The position is not intended for research work; however, as an incentive, arrangements can be made so that the individual has access to entomological data for a thesis or dissertation work once the in-country assignment was completed (i.e., using the routine entomological data the project collects; with the usual coordination/agreement with involved parties).

The Field Operations Entomology Officer (FOEO) works under the direct supervision of and supports the work of the Medical Entomology Officer, who works out of the country part of the year. When the Medical Entomology Officer is present, the FOEO will, under his guidance, participate in the oversight and provision of technical assistance to all in-country vector control activities, including (1) vector monitoring, insecticide resistance monitoring, evaluation and quality assurance, (2) all activities associated with the distribution and keep-up of long lasting insecticide treated nets (LLITNs) and environmental management, and (3) as required, technical and operational support for information, education and communication (IEC) activities related to vector control and transmission prevention and indoor residual spraying (IRS). The FOEO will also mentor, supervise and provide continuing education to the national Entomology Officer and other pertinent staffs from the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare.

When the Medical Entomology Officer is out of country, the FOEO will assume primary
responsibility for these activities, under the oversight of the Chief of Party.